... families had done. Mr. Hardy had been People’s Warden for 25 years, and Mrs. Hardy had backed him up. Unfortunately. she had not the but she had done a great deal behind the scenes that many them knew nothing about. They missed both Mr. Hardy and Mr. Megginson ...

... be the gainers Canon Thomas ppressed great thankfulness for all that their friends asked Mr and Mrs. Hardy £f accent handsome double-chime grandfather’s clock bearing the following inscriotion: “Presented to Mr. and Mrs- R Hardy by the parishioners of ...

... was re-elected president; Mrs L W Thomas, vice-president; Miss Thclwell, secretary ; Mdlle. Ludovicy, assistant secretary ; Miss R Horner, treasurer ; committee, Mrs J S Chubb, Mrs A Cracknel), Mrs J Newton, Mrs W Hardy, Miss Sykes, Mis Twivey, Mrs E J ...

... Canon W Thomas, vicar and rural dean. Mr H Hardy produc'd the sheet, which was satiafactory. Mr W Hardy was elected vicar’s warden place W D Megginaon, who ia leaving the pariah. Mr J S Chubb waa elected people’s warden in place of Mr H Hardy, who has ...

... Henry Duggleby , Kirkbum. Mr Thomas Byass; Leconfleld, Mr Robert Hart; Lissett, Rev Canon ton; Mlddleton-on-the-Wolds, Mrs Clements; Nafferton, Cyril Megglnson; Rudston, Sir Godfrey Macdonald of the Isles; Sladmere, Mr WUllam Hardy; Wansford, Mr T. R Stork; ...

... Interment at Sledmere Ths hmsrnl hat tshon pitas Ms W Monhmsn. strsiss was hold Parish Churah mad ths sioar, Csnoa L W Thomas, °*Tht family mournsn war.: Mr A Honkmaa and Mr i Moakmsa (aona), Mr Heakmaa and H Monkmaa (brothars), A Monkman Maaghtar-in-lsw/ ...

... in which lie takes a great pride, planting flowers, etc. He often to be seen without hat or coat, rain or fine, showing a hardy constitution. Mr. Smailes. who is in his 84th year, was born at Skeffling. in Holderness. He began work at 4d. per day, hedging ...

... headquarters at Hull. The stall-holders were: Mrs Chubb, Madame Ludovlcy, Mrs Cracknell, Mrs Spencer, Mrs Joseph Scott and Mrs Hardy. Mrs Ernest Scott was in Anniversary.—The Rev. T. Cook delivered two sermons on Sunday in the afternoon and evening at Primitive ...

... Harlow, Manorfield Road, Driffield, had the misfortune to fall outside his house on Thursday week. On examination by Dr. J Thomas, it was found that his thigh was injured. On Monday evening, in the Army Hall, the members of the Driffield Salvation Army ...

... on Wansford turn George Wm. Shipley, 11. WashlngttJ Street, was lowering pipes when *• fell on his head. He was taken toul. Thomas’s surgery, where five stitch** had to be inserted in his head. ® will be some time before the man able to resume his work ...

... that ia higher than I,” ware sung. Mr H Bullook offered prayer, Mrs W H Riohardson was at tha organ. Tho ehial mourn era ware Hardy Hodgson (son), Mrs Jack eon, Mrs Pudsay, Mrs Seward, Mra Baokatt, Miaa Hodgson and Mn Jakes (daughtars); Mn Redhead was uaabla ...

... Hart Driffield), Bro W E Wright (Cottingham) and Bro. Ford (Malton); Executive Committee—Bro. T W Mageon (York), Bro. A H Hardy (Cottingham), Bro W Pickering (Cloughton); Arbitration Committee—Miss Stephenson (Cotting- ham;, Miss M Hart (Driffield), Bro ...