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... gents., 1 Mr. W. Dawson (177), 2 Mrs. A. Sutcliffé T 175), 3 Mrs. N. Saville (168). Tuesday's winners were: Ladies, 1 and 2 D. Hardy and Miss C. Crabfree (174), 3 Mrs. J. Bentley (172); gents,, 1 Mr. W. Roberts (176), 2 Mr. H. W. Wright 175), 3 Mr. S. E. Williams ...
... New York. Mrs. Gledhill was born at Dawson Weir, Todmorden, on January 23rd, 1848, being the fourth daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Sutcliffe Law. Mr. and Mrs. Gledhill, in their early married life went to reside in New York, Mr. Gledhill being appointed ...
... T. Biggins Mrs. A. Sutcliffe and Mr. J. Tattersall. Tuesday's winners were: ladies Mrs, Cryer. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. M. Biggins: gents., Mr. H. Hardy, Mr. A, Mason. Watch Repairing is very delicate work, requiring great care and experience. laylors, opposite ...
... Yesterday, 1935. Fosdick, H. E. Power to see it Through, sermons, 1935. Gallichan, W. M. Youthful Old Age. 1929, Gathorne-Hardy, G. M. Short History of Intenational Affairs. 1920-1934. Gibbons, J. Afoot in Italy. Illus, Gilbert, R. What is Wrong with ...
... Marshal! conducted the musical part of the programme. The speakers included the Rev. Henry Hall, of Hebden Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. In the evening, Miss Eva Clarkson was crowned flower queen. CONSERVATIVES' OUTING.—Over 800 Conservatives ...
... Bridge, ‘ NASH.—~Ou the 3rd inst., aged 61 years, Ellen Nash, 12, Westfield Terrace, Mytholmrovd. | THOMAS.—On the 28th ult., aged 73 years, Sarah Jane Thomas, 2, Brook Street, Todmorden. WALTON.—On the 30th ult.. aged 65, Betty Walton, 3 West Street, Todmorden ...
... H—Modern English Literature (1914) 8204. Ward. A. C.—Twentieth-Century Literature (1928) 8204. Williams. R, Wessex.—Novels of Thomas Hardy (1924) 820.4. Wyatt, A. J.—Tutorial History of English Literature (1909) 820.4. Hudson. W. H.—lntroduction to the Study ...
... J. Elsworth and Mr. E. irker ;‘22 Missi Ni Gregson asuiccorg; anist. rincipa were en bert Allengy. Roy m Edith Hardy, ric Stuttard, Thomas Allenby, Terence alstead, Muriel Greenwood, Sheila Schol- cld and Mary Barker, while a ballet ance was given by ...
... g dgestiny. Tess of the D'Urbevilles was first pubished in 1891 and like Thomas Hardy's other works, is set in his beloved Wessex country. Few novelists have succeeded, as Hardy has done, in popularising the countryside simply by means of his vivid w ...
... Ferry. Mr. an TS. mm. Liverpool; Ada; Harriet, Wilfrid and Gertrude; Mrs. Sutheérs and Mrs Gregson; Mrs. S. Hardy, Mrs, Roach and Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. and Mr. Frost; Mrs. Dodd, Amy and Vinnie. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs J. Stansfield ...
... the Stubbing Inn, ‘Hebden Bridge, from Thomas Smith to Timothy Lynch. EXCESSIVE SPEED. John Boden, Nelson, pleaded fimty to driving a motor van at a}m excess of 30 miles per hour in Road on March 18th.—P.C. Hardy said that between the Station Hotel. Eastwood ...
... these two nflu-e—‘nd they are many—could be improved. Hardy Johnson has the part of Sir Thomas Seymour, the not very likeable lover of Katherine. He interprets the part of a Tudor rake very mucn as ohe would imagine he would interpret the part of Romeo ...