Jams Harding

"... and?notoriety. As they . told tie press all about it, there is reason for supposing that the fallowing dialogue is t true:? e Soene 1.?8p.m. t John Foley to Jams Harding, at a bal? Thank heaven ifa you, Jim. Introduce me quick." Scene 2.?8.10 pjn. James?"Miss Wilson, permit me topre sent my friend, Mr. Foley." MissWilson (frankly, as she gives John ..."

"... Alexandria —Lett Sept 14, slop Suffolk, Holland, ior New brier Snow, for Roston in 4 days; Washington, Nichols, do :i YY Jewett, do uncertain Superb, Endicott, Sa lem, clo; Jams Harding, Math, do ure, Crowell Rost in, do Brow?, do 4 Luther, R. isl The V'. has lost hoth m «sls. FRID Y, O jt. brig A so, seli Albion, Sargent, ..."

"... injury from a kick by a horse. Messrs. Hazen and Mclnerney were entertained during their stay in Sunbury at the hospitable homs of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wilmot. Jams Harding, who has been here for some time, has returned to lns home in Maine. Duncan Johnson has gone -to Bridgewater, Me. “White Wings” continue to fetch stone here from Grand ..."

"... tihe age of 69 yeairs Tlhe laite: Mrs. Millard was. a native of Bathurst, but t: hio tadre.led in:' tile Milltlinorpe. distiict-: nearly ::all her life. Her fatiherlithe late Jam?s Harding, was a ,failmer for?, minny years:' She is :s?urvived by h.ier h!ns band, three daughtersi and one son. There de also e??iht grandchildren. Mi. Robert Haiding .:of Goulburn is a ..."