... Arbell Mackintosh. Miss Colette Cregan. Miss Rachel Grotrian. Mr. Michael Beresford-Peirse, Mr. Patrick and Mr. Tony Meredith -Hardy. Miss Lipscomb. Bramham Lodge.—Mr. lan Anderson. Miss Diana Lipscomb. Mr. Edward Simpson (Walton Hall ) and Miss M. Fenwick ...

... experimental rule will be considered by them. Petersen—llarvey Referee. The Leeds Mercury understands that Mr. C. B. Thomas (Wales) will referee the British heavyweight boxing championship contest between Jack Petersen and Len Harvey at Wembley on ...

... McWilliams. Carruthers and Sewell. BARNSLEY v. BIRMINGHAM Barnsley: Ellis: Aday and Shotton; Holley, Henderson and Harper; Thomas, Gallacher, Waring. Hine and Ashton. Birmingham: Hibbs: Barkas and Steel; Stoker, Fillingham and Loughran; White, Devine, ...

... Askin (A.), Crossley, and Sadler. Brumley (selected from): Rees: Hodgkiss, Duke. Abram, Another, and Potter: Howarth and Hardy; Kirk. Bowden, Graham, Ingham, Pearson, MaudsleY. and Ballantyne. BATLEY ♦. KEIGFILEY, Itp,tley (selected from): Goidle; Nunn ...

... at the Abbey at noon on Thursday. lie will be Mated in Poets' Corner. The last author to be buried in the Abbey was Mr. Thomas Hardy. THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE. The following telegram from the Queen was received by Mrs. Kipling yesterday:— The King and I are ...

... Westbury Street, LEEDS, 10. Leslie Wade, Bay Horse Inn, CHAPELTHORPE. Harold Hardy, 8, Bagnall Terrace, Stanley Road, WAKEFIELD. Herbert Broskom, 67, Halifax Road, STAIiVCLIFFE. Thomas McGrath, 38, Gascoigne Crescent, HARROGATE. Gladys Holroyd, 9, Mitchell ...

... the Cup-ties. It he is signed he will play against Leeds. Team: Dingsdale; Western, Hunt, Moores aria Hardgrave; Rees and Thomas; Prosser, Another, Sharpe, Waudby, Coldrick and Welsh. In the York '' A side to meet Leeds A at Leeds trials will be given ...

... casual comment on Thomas Hardy. Writing of Hall Caine's later books, The Manxman, The Christian, and The Eternal City, she says that as literature she would only class them with Tess of the D'Urbervilles of Thomas Hardy, or the Cornish novels ...

... Sir William Jowitt, K.C., appears for Howeson. and Mr. Walter Monckton, K.C., for Hardy. a collapse of the prices, which would be inevitable. On July 25 they found Mr. Hardy beginning to play an active part. He was chairman of the Sumatra Jelutong and Rubber ...

... Howeson (51). director, of Halcot House, Bexley, Kent, and Louis Hardy (51), director, of The Pines, Bexley, are charged with aiding and abetting. In his opening, the Attorney-General (Sir Thomas Inskip, K.C.) had alleged that the prospectus issued on September ...

... Featherstone in the Cup-tie, and will be selected from: Dingsdale; Western, Rosser, Hunt, Moores, and Hardgrave, Rees and Thomas; Prosser, Field, Sharpe, Fender, Coldrick and Welsh. Rotherham Recall Fenoughty. Rotherham United, who go to Walsall on Saturday ...

... Southern Europe-4, Marseilles and the Lower Rhone. F. H. Mellor. 2.2s—lnterlude. 2.3 o—Music—Course 2, Senior Concert, Lesson 2. Thomas Armstrong. 3. o—Friday Story, under the direction of Frank Roscoe. 3.ls—Friday Talk, under the direction of Frank Roscoe. ...