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... over by the following ladies : Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Philp, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Gracey, Miss Reddington Miss Watson, Miss Hardy, Misses Smith, and Miss Sherrin. The refreshment department in the church parlour was under the ...
... lecture on C.M.S. work in N.W. America, illustrated by lime light dissolving views. The slides are kindly lent by the C.M.S. Mr. Hardy will give an address on Temperance and Addition on Sunday afttl noon at Stanhope Hall, North Finchley, in connection with the ...
... by Miss Dorothy Paterson, and humourous selections were given by Mr. Guy Ward. The accompanists were Miss F. Curtis, Mrs. Hardy and Mr. J. B. Ward. CONCERT.—On Thursday night, in the Wesleyan Church, East Finchley, a concert was given by the Leyton-road ...
... Danford Thomas respecting the death of Mary Ann Heslop, aged 75, a married lady, which occurred suddenly at her residence Holy House, Friern Park, on Friday last.—According to the evidence the deceased lady lived with her husband, Mr. Thomas Heslop, and ...
... What the Deacons say. Messrs. E. Galloway, H. J. Gibbs, A. J. Haggis, Charles Hardy, James Medway, Thomas Roberts, O. J. Smith, James Stewart, Alexander Tillie, C. W. Wallace, the deacons, report that: The year opened with an adverse balance of £lli Gs ...
... ty. The most revolting relationships between the sexes are discussed with an openness that puts to shame George Moore, Thomas Hardy, or even Zola. That the books find their principal readers among women is ...
... debt. If those present contributed £lO7 to the collection he tthe chairman) would give them £lOO. (Applause.) The Hey. W. Hardy Harwood, pastor of the Union Church, I alitigton, gave a stirring speech. He censured those persons_ who had been associated ...
... Miss E. Smith, caid case. Mr. and Mrs. MeGiegor, picture. Mr. and Mrs. Ryland, standard copper and iron kettle. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, silver canalesticks. Mr and Mr.. Ayton, silver candlesticks. Dr. and Mrs. Harper, silver tea spoons and tongs. Mr. and Mrs ...
... Totteridge Church by Mr. S. B. Boulton, J.P., D.L , in memory of his wife. MA RRTAOIL —OR Tuesday, Miss Dora L. Hardy, daughter of Mr. Charles Hardy, of Elm Park-road, was married, at the Parish Church, to Mr. Arnold F. Baynes , eon of Mr. H . A Baynes, of ...
... Tubbs, R. E. Thomas, Peter E. Kay, J. M. Bazin, J. W Truman, H. Harper, R. H. Jenkins, Henry Stevens, Lewis Medland, E. L. Burgin, Dr. Godfrey, Dr. Tuanicliffe, Messrs. J. H. Davey, F. Symthe, C. Roberts, J. Joslin, D. H. Macfarlane. Lewis Hardy, Dr. Blake ...
... of 12 varieties of cut flowers-1 J Kirkwood, 2 C H Martin, 3 H Tilbury Offered by Mr. T. J. Jackson Collection of bright, hardy, old-fashioned flowers, 12 varieties, shown in glasses or vases-1 W E Martin, 2 C H Martin, 3 H Tilbury Offered by Mr. J. Sweet ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. BIRTH. HARDY.—On the 7th October, at Briarsley, North Finchley, the wife of Richard D. Hardy, of a son. MARRIAGE. LAYZIELL-SMITH.—On the Bth October, at the Congregational Church, Hendon by the Rev. A. Le Marchant, 8.A., ...