... and F. A. Sticklcy, East Devon. 10.50 Bates, Barnehuret, and Ernest Cawsey, King's Norton. 10.55 A. E. Hallam, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, and Geo. Tully, Bepton Park. 11.0— Jack Todd (Unattached) and H. Prowse, Lamberhurst. L5—W. H. Wooler, Hollingbury Park, and ...

... walked by Mr. Trimnell. Best 19 to 21 inch puppy (T. E. Lister Challenge Cup)— Vintner, walked by Miss Hardy. At Pontefract on Saturday, John Townsley, Thomas Bates, George William Bentham, senr., and George William Rentham, junr., were charged with stealing ...

... Elmwood. Halifax, retired boot factor (net personalty £8,515) £13,109 Mr. Thomas Garth (79), of Hummerston Bank, Dacre, Yorks., farmer (net personalty £10,462) -,£12,410 Mr. Thomas Daniel, of 3, Harewood View, Pannal Ash, Harrogate, farmer (net personalty ...

... Reginald King (two pianofortes). 7.0. Mr. Kenneth Adams: Readings from Lakeland Poets. Our Food from tho Sea—s, Professor A. C. Hardy: The Bottom of the Sea and its Trawl-caught Fish. 7.45.—The Merseyside (Professional) Military Band, conducted Gordon E. Stutcly; ...

... gallery men prominent during his long life—Tennyson, Browning. Austin Dobson, Ford Madox Brown, W. D. Howells, Walt Whitman, Thomas Hardy. Henry James, George Moore . Gosse knew everybody, and loved to know everybody, and was pleased when his appointment ...

... 12/ 11/9 Finlay, 55/3 4/6 /9 /9 5/3 Fore Street Ware., 12/ Frederick Hotels SL* (OumL 12/3/3 a,Qci Willi’S Cuin. *i., 20/yr Hardy and Willis 6% Cum. PI (1927), 20/91 GalSaher, 26/4'2 12 5/9 Gaumcwt Picture! 919r I6i /VzT /9r /9 /4L /9 /Q Gaumont Brit Picture ...

... Burdett, George Sewards, Charles Ernest Edward Lee, Herbert Ellis, Thomas Henry worths. Civil Court.—Bromwich and Son, Ltd., v. Benzol and • By-Products. Ltd.; Webber v. Wood; Hardy v. Jackson. Leeds Luncheon Club—Mr. Norman Best■wich on “ Palestine ...

... STANLEY EDWARD DENVER, of Ellerslic, Park, Hull’lnet personalty £10,996).£11,192 Mr. THOMAS HILL, of White’s Terrace, Brad-’ ford, founder and head of Messrs. Thomas Hill and Sons, plumbers and sanitary engineers, etc. (net personalty £9,665) £10,424 ...

... Wright Mr. D, Hardie (Soc.). (Soc) 17,538 Mr. W. Allan (Comm.), Mr. A. llulfes (C.) 12,249 Mr. J. , iL.) 2,945 Mr. A. Moffat (Comm.) 842 Electorate: 46,804 (M. 22,665; W. 24.139). Nominations To-morrow Tlie Socialist candidate, Mr. David Hardie, opened his ...

... George Hardy Jones, commercial traveller, 39, Avenue Crescent, Leeds; misconduct Edna Harriett Jones, 8, Mount Preston. Leeds, with Jas. Wilkinson Bairstow, at Grassington, Ruth Jones, 2, Anderson Mount, Gledhow Road, Leeds; misconduct Thomas Henry Jones ...

... CONCERN, Budding Contractors Huddersfield, 12th May. 1931. APARTMENTS. require uj. to C 5,000 lor development business; WATTS, HARDY AND CO. (1920), LTD., CAPITAL FULLY SECURED and good interest paid; CLARENDON HOUSE, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. '|\rANTED, Baildon ...

... interest for notes, cuts, and stage dire'' tions written in them. There are five notable letters of Oscar Wilde and three of Thomas Hardy among the MSS. In one of these Wilde complains of changes made in Lady Mindermere’s Fan,” which he later admits was produced ...