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... General Townshend's men who had to surrender. Gunner Tom Hill, R.M.A., lost on H.M.S. Indefatigable, was the son-in-law of Mrs. Hardy, 3, High street, Petersfield, not Mrs. Kimber as previously reported. In a powerful sermon at the Petersfield Congregational ...

... newly planted raspberries, blackberries, and loganberries near to the ground. An Old-fashioned Annual. Nemophila insignia is a hardy annual which may be had in flower for several months by making two or three consecutive sowings. The first should be made by ...

... operation for peritonitis, of Mr. Theophilus Wood, solicitor, of Portals. The deceased who was in his 50th year was the brother of Thomas Wood, formerly of Peterefield, and was very well known in town. The interment took place at Knotting* Wesleyan Chapel Cemetery ...

... STIC& CUSTOMS, HABITS, d INFLUENCE, WRITTEN , BY LEADING AUTHORITIES, AND EDITED BY . T. ATHOL . JOYCE; .M.A., ASP N. .W. THOMAS, M.A. Profusely Illustrated with a Collection of Mag. Coloured Plates and Striking and Unique Photographs. • Produced • throughout ...

... course on the war adopted by the majority of the Labour Party. Mn. HARD= AND THI WAIL In the obituary notices of Mr. Heir Hardie which have appeared in the Socialist Press there seems an agreement that the war shortened his days. Mr. Frank Smith, who ...

... candidum, and tigrinum, early-flowering chrysanthemums, and Michaelmas daisies answer a similar purpose. SLAG.—Basic or Thomas slag resembles superphosphate of lime in composition, and is said by some authorities to contain a greater quantity of soluable ...

... a large and capable com. mittee, with Mr. I. Wren as chairman, the T. B. Masters and Mr. A. Legg as hon. secs, and Mr. A. Thomas tressouvr, and Mr. F. Tomlinson hon. sec. for the needlework value £3O were offered for eompetition. The following officiated ...

... property. Pbrcible is coalleenned by Mr. Hardie as monstroue, and be is equally indignant when Mr. McKenna proposes to avoid what be and everybody admits to be objectionable methods. But it. is quite to argue with Mr. Hardie, who is a fanatical:feminist. willing ...

... :ALL Morn Riumpl The Labour Movement BY FRED VADDISON. Mr. Heir Hardie has now got what be hies professed to desire—a second Liberal candidate. And this means, I think, that after the next General Election there will be Ito Socialist member for Merthyr ...

... Mr. Hardy did not point out that he made a signal for the car to stop, and all the witnesses would that no such signal was given. —The defendant in his evidence said Mr. Hardy was about 50 yards off when he first saw him. He was certain Mr. Hardy did ...

... Liberal-5d Socialism. Mr. Hardie also says that he does. Well, then, let there be at the next election four candidates represent.- these two political parties, go that will have to depend alone on its own As it is, Mr. Hardie sits by Liberal . votes, which ...