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... and 29. BOOT 111FRCHAPITS dr CLOTHIERS.—Meassrs Crofts, Cockerton, Dolding, Freeman, Hardy, & Iladaway & Benin, Hancock, May & Sayers. Sewrayso Stephen Taylor, Thomas, Walter, & Williams. DRAPERS—Mews. Atterbury, Carpenter, Dan Easton, Gardner, Ilulburd ...
... d flutter in the little community when the °id eho'.r-orehestra was replaced with an or. The film was Ins sl o n one of Thomas Hardy's Wessex nuael•. and the acting was in keiping with the eiriii.nte of tae Its tinguishad author. ...
... Saturday. There were 72 present including Mr. W. J. _Thomas (chairman of the governors) and Mrs. Thomas, the Rev. F. M. Eagles (president) and M. Eagles, Mr. G. E. Hardy _(headmaster) and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. A. Highton, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. B. Ashby ...
... ComaNee The officers were elected as follows: President, Mr. G. E. Hardy; chairman, Mr. A. C. E. Richardson; hon. secretary, Mr. 0. J. Dawkins; bon. assistant secretary, Mr. W. J. Thomas; hen. treasura, Mr. J. Taylor; committee, Messrs. E. L. Bush, L. R ...
... ' Jennifer Pens, Dr. K. W. Hardy Presented the tres and ministerialbuildings , in th ese Michele Collins , J u li e C o l eman, certificates must be added facilities for entertain- Valerie Hayland, Margaret Pretty, Dr. Hardy said this it was he who mem ...
... F.-OPEN. Twelve di,hes of hardy fruit. lit W. J. said F. O. Thomas, 2nd A. Cowper. Table decoration, Mt. by 2ft.-Ist (given by Mr. H. G. Jones) Miss Shipley, 2nd Miss A. Thomas, 3rd Miss M. Wood. Most effective arrangement of cut flowers. (Prizes gi%en ...
... were actually learning English. He told everyone of them, said Mr. North-East Kent Education Execu- Thomas. live decided on Wednesday last Bo rden 0. Hardy.scpeadmaTir that week to keep the classes running the rd e e r n ecu G ti‘ a •e mm ar oed a: n o l ...
... HEM 73ey—ltronue. Lamer—Mr. .7. Mem. 8. N. & Co. all their A 1.., Beer, Stout, THE BEST RAH? LENT HOPS. 1879. HARDY TREES AND EDWARD THOMAS, BLISHID OVER HALF CHNTURT,) BROS to his Nook, width %dodo the followiss :—FRIITT owl Dwa. ese, Noslmboo, sad Oteihos ...
... to by Mr. H. E. Jarrett. Mr. Hardy was warmly thanked by Mr. Taylor for so genially presiding over the gathering. l)uring the evening reference was made to the regrettable absence through indisposition of Mr. W. J. Thomas tcluirman of the Governors,. ...
... from joining the armed Poses was given by Mr. G. E. Hardy (headmaster) when he presented his report at the annual speech day of Borden Grammar School in the school hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Hardy said that his job was not to encourage or discourage ...
... 13. codd . x . (chairman of the show). who said ton. 2 J. Hardy. the show might possibly be the last Six kidney potatoes: IJ. Coddingbecause of the lack of a proper ton. 2 J. Hardy. 3 Mr. Thomas. organization. He asked visitors to Five carrots lions , ...
... :president). G. E. Hardy (vice-president). D. A. I. Ardizzone (hon. treasurer). J. A. Carey (hon. secretary). N. Burden. W. Spence. P. J. Scoones. T. B. Fo3owes. F. lb'hitcornbe. F. J. Smith. Hedlev Peters. E. R. Luce. W. L Thomas. E. D. High. B. Holmes ...