... 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 ...

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... two-thirds' HE bodv of Mr. Frederick | WILSON AND s ; i e month. lof the target figure I£6oo'|T - il ; ; TEMAN. HARDY AND |during th . - E Thomas Walker (68), of sor’s big toes are PR WILLIS. ) raised. a determined effort 151107 Russell Street Keuer‘mg.| ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 26-7 BOOT Trade: Smart Junior Girl Assistant required, aged 16 to 18; one with shop experience preferred. — Apply Freeman, Hardy and Willis, 20, Long Causeway, Peterborough, 29-7 'BARMAID, smart, wanted. Full or part-time. Must be quick and clean worker ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 . ...

... Venice and inn, Denford, on their sec- The trustees of the late] e Shar Ak the 2tk Bim‘{Ravenna‘ rond anniversary. Holding Thomas Burton, Esq. were nale Exhibition in Venice, he]/ FAME CAME THE l the Siibie S eby Lords of the Manor, and the!was awarded ...