... to witness the interesting ceremony in courection with the matrimonial union of My Harry Buckley Jones, son of the latc Mr Thomas Jones, of Warrington, and Miss Kathleen Emma Collister, voungest daughter of the late Mr John Collister. boat-owner, of Port ...

... Grundy, Mrs W. Hudson, and Miss Collister. Il_':l‘}k’/' clot&_l-jl\l j§§s 7Kot't\rm;3r.r Pictures—Mr Kinley. Doulton vases—Mr Hardy. Cream Rug—Miss Allen. Tea service—Mr Wellings. No. 2 Stall: Mrs Garrvett, Miss Elliott, Miss Woodworth, and Miss Clucas. No ...

... (organist). The initial portion of the burial service was recited by the Rev W. K. Hardy and the Rev W. L. Doughty, and a short address was given by the Rev W. K. Hardy He said that during the past. three years (the period he had been amongst them), Port ...

... ., Douglas. He is })ro.t-her Pt W. H. Kneale, grocer, Buck’s-road, Dou‘g]'fls, and a nephew to Mr C. W. Coole, 5 Uglas. Mr Hardy Summers, a Ramsey M, who over quarter of a century ago ionduotod in Ramsey a weekly newspaper, n(’“'l_l as the “Isle of Man ...

... routine of business, ‘Messrs Fobert Kermode, of Castletown, and Thos. Taylor, of Port t. Mary, were examined hy the Rev W. K. Hardy in the elements of Charistian doctrine. As their answers were good, and they were considered to have competont preaching abilities ...

... 45s 3d, 8. A. Quirk, one lamb, 16s; Thomas Gerard, six lambs, at 295; Thomas Corlett, five lambs, at 28s 6d, and six lambs at 28s 3d; Walter Faragher, six lambs, at 24s 6d; Thomas Corlett, one sheep, 25s 6d; Jchn Hardy, two lambs, at 355; T. W. Fargher ...

... and calf, £3 10; A. Qualtrough, heifer, £8; John Hardy, six lambs, at 26s 3d; Idward Maddrell, five lambs, at 25s 6&%; Wm. Christian, five lambs, at 28s 6d; G. A. Delaney, five lambs, at 265; Thomas Gerard, two lambs, at 29s 6d; T. Corlett, two sheep ...

... which the fashion of my time was shaped 7 The answer would bo a very brutal word, and it is*this—TLust. 1 wonder whether Thomas Hardy had Timma in his mind when he wrote “Tess 7! Tet these women—aye, and these menthough they clothe their passion in fine ...

... visitor was joined by a young ladv of prepossessing appearance, stated to be his wife; and the couple became known as Mr and Mrs Thomas Irving Duguid. They made friends in the neighbourhood, and went out and about, apparently in easy and comfortable circumstances ...

... banking account? Mrs Kennaugh: I don’t think he has much. 3 Mr Lay: Are you aware that he bought a beast lately from a man naméd Hardy, and paid for it by cheque drawn on his account ? ! Mrs Kennaugh: It was paid for by me. He gave a cheque on the Regent-street ...

... auditer were re-elected, and thanked for their services. St. Stephen’s Day is the day of the Dog Show. No Hore o¥ Rrerorm.—Thomas Murray Coole was charged before Mr Wm. Proctor, J.P., in the Police Court on Tuesday morning, with having beer drunk and incapable ...

... two of their stamp at Cardiff on Saturday last. Stanton, whom the Merthyr-Tydvil electors, desecrating the memory of Keir Hardie, returned to Parliament, assisted by Captain Tupper, Jeader of the Cardiff seamen, and encouraged by Lord Rhonda, whose mining ...