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... Hail yesterday. Halifax had Bentham. their international hooker, away in training with tho Test team, and Leeds were without Thomas, similarly engaged. Leeds did not play Thompson and Pasooe, the international forwards, ana Halifax rested Fletcher, the off-half ...

... Committee 110 Dent, Miss Amy, Durham 2 3 0 Taylor, M., 2 2 0 Tetley, Miss G., Weetwood 2 0 Mawson, Mrs. E. 2 0 0 Walton, John. Thomas, and Alice, WoodJesford 5 0 Brownie Pack 2 2 0 Hirst. Mr. and Mrs. W. H., Cleckheaton . 10 0 Bramham and Gale. Ltd 2 0 ...

... 2 2 *>tl»v Wcetwood 2 o . .«i.. . , Miss G., Weetwood 2 0 Maw son, Mrs. Roundhav 2 0 Walton, John, Thomas, and Alice. Wood ford . . . . 5 Harewood Brownie Pack 2 2 Hirst. Mr. and Mr? W. H.. 10 Braroham and Ltd 2 ...

... 11. Cowan, C. Lamhe, F. A. Flocum. J. F. Stevens, J. A. Binntc, W. E. Warner. T. J. T. C. Jenkv, J. RN 11. D'Acth, C. C. Hardy, M W. B. Ilervey, R. M. J. llutton, P. V. James, 11. R. M. Laird, and T. Ellis President lor staff course Greenwich College; ...

... if it were true. Garfield replied, end the then wrote to severs! famous men, including Olivsr Wendell Holmes. Twein and Thomas Hardy, and obtained remarkable collection of autograph letters. Rome the letters were published, end the boy was interviewed ...

... YARLINGTON, 6 (Mr. G. C. itamey 2 9 9«TETRIPIPE. 9«t. 13lb. (Mr. M. E. Williams) -Mr 3 10 11 Astir, (Sir D. . .Mr. I). Thomas 0 9 9* Bed guard, 4 Winser) P. 0 9 4 (Mrs. E. Whltwell) ~W. Bpicer 0 Winner trained by D. IlarTifon. Tenby. Betting:—Sporting ...

... SELBY TOWN v. Goolo Town (at Goo]*) (selected from): —Fleming, Dibb, Williams, Oxley, Eastwood, Precious, Baines, Ranby, Hardy,, Shaw. Knowles, Trotter, and Donaldson. SELBY 0.C.0. ▼- Bridlington Town (at Selby).— Taylor; Milner and Rowan; Northern, ...

... to 2 on Sprout. Mr. .T. A. llarissi beat Mr. 8. W. Bser Breaet Plate. 2tol on llarisM. Mr. Goo. Smith's Some Style beat Mr. Thomas Ra««- 2 to 1 Rome Style. CoL Lord Twoedmonth's Tote bye. THIRD ROUND. Hel® beat Windswept. 2 to J on Hole. Bald Excuse beot ...

... MOY—7lb. ex. (Mr. G. Henderson) Woodland a..11 le MAY KING (Mrs. Mond) .. Thompson a..1110 THE MONK—IOIb, ex. (Mrs. Vinsun-Thomas) Poweil a..11 9 PARIS FLIGHT (Mr W. Harris) C. Yonng a1l 6 THE ABOVE HAVE ARRIVED. LITTLE KNIGHT (Mr. H. Brandt) ..Jame* ...

... 15-10. Restaurs tbe Manchester (2ZY), 797 Kce/s. (378.4m.). 45. W: supported by Northern oO bs 9.0 and onwards.—As Leeds. THOMAS HARDY'S to ee The cottage in which Thom was born, in the little village of Haley lat. pton, near ter, is to be two aan the famous ...

... conditions of warfare. _Prin- Hume. Basil Gill. and Humberston Wright. cipal players: Jameson Thomas, Benita Under the Greenwood (Rialto) an adaptation of Thomas Hardy's nove filmed in Dorset. Dialogue and_ well- recorded renderings of old-fashioned melo- dies ...