... Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Holvoyd. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ainley, Miss Ainley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bastide, Miss Bastide, Mr. and Mrs T H Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hanson, Mrs! J. H- Mitchell. Miss I. Mitchell, Mr. J. L. Eastwood, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs ...

... Kings. The private mourners were; Mr. Robert Naylor (husband), Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrar (father and mother), Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason (brotherin-law and sister). Mr. Jack Farrar (brother), Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Farrar (brother and sister-in-law), Mrs ...

... Chadwick, of Elland, rendered two solos and Mr H. Fox read the lesson. Mr, P. Billington was in the chair. WOMEN LIBERALS.—Mr. Thomas Joyce Huddersfield, was the speaker ar the monthly meeting of Elland Womens Liberal Association, at the lb - evening, his ...

... Methodist church.—The Rev. R- Hardy was the speaker at the odist Church Sisterhood on Tueschi.; , Wednesday, the annual r , social was held in the Sunday where games, entertainment were enjoyed. The M.C. W- Rev. E. H. Hardy. The colp£Hons were divided between ...

... Chaplain; W.Bros. T. H. Bedworth, P.P., Asst GDC.. Treasurer; J. C. Tinker. Secretary; S- Lees. D.C.; Bros. W. Gallimore. S D.; T. Hardy. J.D.; N. R. Gledhill, Asst. D.C.; W.Bro. J. A. Worsnop. P.A.G.D.C., Almoner; Bros. W. Elliott, Organist; C. Lickess, Asst ...

... Mrs. Inman, Miss Danby, Miss Inman, Miss Burrill, Mrs. Brook. Miss E Brook Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Rushworth, Mr. Thompson. Wreaths were sent from; Violet, John Thomas and Roy; Mr. William and Mr. Jonas Peel; Mr. John D. Peel; Misses G. A. and Emma Hampshire; ...

... later that two other sacks had fallen off in Market-street and at bottom of Bridge Lanes. James Baldwin, steeplejack, and Thomas MacGuiness. collier, both of no fixed address, were sent to prison for one month for begging at Tcdmorden. John McLean, painter ...

... Brighouse goods station) was present. At Sowerby Bridge, the beanmembers the goods staff at Sower Station, were Messrs. J. H. Thomas, F. Hardy, A. Mitchell. Armitage. E. Heliowell, and H. Norcliffe. Other railway officials prese were Mr. G. L. Enwright (goods ...

... mature at an early age. and give excellent egg yields, averaging in many oases well over the 210 mark. They are extremely hardy and easy to rear. Another Leghorn variety well worth watching is the Exchequer Leghorn. The White Wyandotte, provided it has ...

... Miss Louisa Nob and Miss Violet Rawnslcy. A cloakroom scaled number prize was by Mrs. Kave. HIPPERHOLME AND LIGHTCLIFFE. Miss Thomas, of Halifax, spoke to Coley Church Mothers’ class on day afternoon on China.” LABOUR CLUB.—The members * the Hipperholme Labour ...

... MODERN WORLD. Colossal Sounding Board for Every Jitter. Prophets of Gloom and men of little faith were referred to by Mr. Thomas Levy, M.P. for the Elland Division, when he addressed anniversary meeting of Elland Men’s Own Brotherhood at Temperance-street ...

... grounds of desertion brought by Mrs. Charlotte Eva Aspinall, 10. Lower Clav Pitts, Pellon. against her husband, John Henry Thomas Aspinall, firer. 109. Keighley-road, Illingworth. Applicant was represented by Mr. T. Akroyd. Defendant, for whom Mr. J. W ...