... this exceptional opportunity of acquiring a Conductor—Dr. H. P. Await. Messrs. W. C. Burley, E. J. Baker and D. E. Hobbs i hardy young pony at a very low figure. —present at the meeting of the Petersfield and Sheet Awompanist—Mr. PERCY Waimeao, a.a ...

... liogsfloth. Prisoner replied: I was in a shop at I only went into a publichouse and had some beer and bread and cheese. Thomas Weksford klogsfiesh, saddler, carrying as 'mines@ with his mother at Liphook, stated that at about quarter to ten the previous ...

... but it was a strong presumption that they did.—Continuing, the witness said the woman was only partly dressed.—Alfred Henry Hardy, a labourer, living at Clammer, said the deceased man Hewers was using the hatchet produced at Mr Chambers' all day on Saturday ...

... attacks leaders and urges war to the knife can be pretty sure of a temporary popularity. To their . credit, Mr. Williams, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Wardle, and other of their colleagues have refused to budge from their correct attitude as to s ympathetic strikes. For ...

... flowers; Miss Hale, cards and magazines; Mr. and Mrs. White, matches, cigarettes and vegetables; Mr. Tusler, plums; Mr. Sam Hardy, lamb and milk; Mr. H. Woods, pears; Mrs. Haines, sweets and books; Mrs. Pownall, fruit, jam, flowers and vegetables; National ...

... success of the show was again due to the energetic hon. secretaries (the Rev. T. H. Masters and Mr. A. Legg,) the treasurer (Mr. Thomas) and the zealous chairman of committee (Mr. I. Wren). Soon after 2.30 the show was formally opened by the President, Colonel ...

... the latter is the more important. By the way, there is one name in the list of members which puzzled the Times—that of Mr. Thomas Brodrick. In the descriptions given of the various members they omitted any reference to him, obviously because he was not ...

... ses-piece, The Derelict, by Henry Moore, an important landscape. Arundel Park, with distant view of the English Channel by Thomas Collier, a characteristic Venus Rpithalmia by Sir E. Burns-Jones, and a prettily elaborate composition, My Ray of Sunshine ...

... At the London Fire Erippde station in Theobald's-road, Holborn, a fire broke out, but soon overcome. - - ------- Mr. Keit. Hardie, M.P., has been removed from Loudon to his home in Scotland. lie stood the journey welL I)eclared to be the tooth of a hi ...

... and the cheese bee Me Mealier, on the sth of Jonas,;, • half. emeremn wed • rine, of ;he Tatar of 5., the property of Mr. Thomas of Poreeretown, to whom reryic• she eta engaged as • eemant. At the th • poor giel the Hem. were quartered at Cblehester barrack' ...

... Club, were responsible for the arrangements, and the following were the officials :—Clerks of the course, Mr. E. H. Cozens-Hardy COI. H. C. L. Holden, 8.A., r.a.s., Mr. Mervyno elorman ; judge, Mr. James F. Ochs; starter, Major F. Lindsay Lloyd, clerk ...

... [Au. Rums The Labour Winmnent FRED MI.DDISON. Mr. Thomas Burt's retirement from the poet of General Secretary of the Northumberland Miners' Union after the remarkable period of forty-eight years is a notable event in the annals of trade unionism. The ...