... Mr. Hopkins, Miss Moulding, Mr. Giles, Mr. PF. Hall Miss J. Hurn, Mr. Neeve (foreman), Mr. Hovell, Miss Burney, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Orton, Mr. Ward. Second house: Mr. Wakefield, Mrs. Newell, Mr. Layton,, Miss L. Smithdale, Miss Groom, Mrs. F. ...

... Theatre: The “Medea” of |La Damnation de Faust (Part » Vet (307.1 metres) —6.15: Euripides. 1045—The United |3). = 11.0—Thomas Hardy. an gi‘gxonal News. Sport. 6.30: Nations (report). 11.0—News|Aspect of his Poetry. 11’05 Gription of “the Institution Summary ...

... C rnest. WoodcockOmn »’;// TN L)) N s G el —— i 1 The motor vessel Thomas[ A loaded gun carried on a| Hardie, North Thames Gas binder by Victor Chilcott, Board's latest collier, was’Camerton. near Bath, while launched at Grangemouth | harvesting went ...

... in LAUREL and HARDY in DIARY OF A fiNAMIERHA'D ANY OLD PORT (U). (A) ] ; JULY 18th, FOR THREE DAYS. Matinee Mon., Wed. at 2 p.m. Evenings Continuous from 6.0 p.m, Gordun Harker, Alfred Drayton, “fl:‘;m‘a’..' Robertson Hare in and Thomas Mitehell in THINGS ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS BIRTHS HARDY.—On November 23 at Warburton Nursing Home. w isbech to Dorothy, wife of Murouy 7' Hnrgy, Clpot, Crowland—i uroiper for Thomas. 912 KISBEE.—On December 2 a 1 th, Walcott Nunin% Home, Eye, g Phyllis (nee Kirby) ...

... 10-min. ROUNDS KWANGO v. NORMAN THOMAS West Africa. Popular Coloured London. The Cockney Kid who Wrestler, who is now in great I is torcinm his way to the top form. of the Light-Heavies. Seats A first-class selection of Hardy, reliable Rose Trees for . 1 ...

... 7.25: At the Luscombes. Midland Home Service 7.ss—General Weather Fore cast. 3.o—News. B.lo—FProgramme _ Parade. B.2o—Jack Hardy's Little Orchestra. 8.45— Recent Records. 9.2o—Programine Parade. 9.3o—The Shame and Glory of the Church (service). 10.15—The ...

... interest was the Japanese are now launchedon o gec™ In that single-| was amazed at the enthusiasm paper of Professor AC. Hardy, the huge task of making|paigeq” struggle the Soviet|of Canadians compared with the zoologist, who had some|their country ...

... first-class _selec van, three compartments, end kitchen, running| 16, Sganty Road, March. Cieti Bought or Taken TR ek ’2‘«.42} Hardy, reliable Rose recs lot 8 = OKS.— .|Seen any time, includi ~Sali »Be rposes hot and cold water suppl)', £3590. | ren's Books ...

... heard first-hand stories from officers in the Navy and Army who had fought at Trafalgar and Waterloo and knew descendants of Hardy, who was > :«;lson‘s Ilalg] captain at Tm-‘ WCddlng algar. In her childhood she ” b had seen the first Duke of | “’rt G. P ...

... Lunsdale Binnie 3 71 Orvandl Blackmore 4 7§ Happy Hunter .. R. Jarvis 4 7§ Manar . R. W Colling 5 7§ Prince Hardi . Cooper 4 1| ‘Tomiha..“. . Birch $ 1 Green Castle .. Kettlewell 7 7§ Bristol Fashion . Storie 7 1) Übuty . ...

... about 25 yards long x 10 feet 'ua.' approximately 4in. mesh; price kPfl roll free on rail our works; delivery chalz’ec extra.—Thomas W. Ward. Ly Albion Works, Sheffield. Cl 6-13 GENERAL Prioting. r'or &oon eunl work come to B R. mes, 15 QGranville Street ...