... letters essays sermons diaries and novels some well and some from out-of-the-way sources and these range from William Byrd to Thomas Hardy they follow a historical pattern As A Social Force Mr Netteli’s research must been considerable English letters as I have ...

... been mooted that a man once put up his wife for auction there She was knocked down for 5s I do not know whether Thomas complication arose Hardy ever heard of this Emley out of a summons against a Lat-incident but it was something vian could speak only a ...

... Correspondence HOUSING : A REPLY TO COUN. HARDY (To the Editor) Sir,—ln your issue of the 2llst December you gave a report of the joint annual dinner of the Todmorden and District Building Trades Employers’ Association and the Todmorden and District ...

... 2.3o.—Durcsy Handicap Hardie. 2m. DEUCES WILD IMrs E 0 Thomas 1 Queen's Hies., IMr P J Arm) 1-.4 T 2 Arnhem I M:S3 I I Bowns) 10-4 J Balla* 3 Also ran: Dilly Fontaine IMr B Mullins). Imperial Eagle IJ Dowdeswell), Bachelor's Tonic (J Moloney). Tut IM ...

... Hardy sheep of the Craven fells From JOHN L. ILLINGWORTH, Yorkshire Post Agricultural Correspondent KETTLEWELL. Wharfedale The dialect word yan, meaning one, referred to by Northerner II the other day, comes aptly Into old couplet on the unpredictability ...

... COOK.—6tanley and Eileen (nee Hardy). God's gift of a son (David James), May 26. at 13. Tunstall-gr. P EDWARDS. —To Tom and Margaret (nee Murphy), May 28. at HMMH. God's gift of a son, Peter Thomas; both well. CUEBT. —To Dick and Jean (nee Evans). at ...

... Six Yorkshire trialists By JOHN RIDGWAY Since E. M. P. Hardy and D. Shuttleworth, the Headingley and Yorkshire Rugby Union hall-backs, who now play with Blackheath, became a partnership in Army football they nave progressed steadily towards International ...

... BIRTHS HOLMES—March 11. 1950. the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, to Valeric (nee Hardy), wife of George, a daughter JEFF. — March 15, at 13. York-rd.. Beverley, to Betty (nee Vann), wife of Cecil A. Jeff, a daughter. P MOORE—To Betty (nee Bickers) and ...

... HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER SATURDAY APRIL Problem: -More Private Licences Needed Mirfield Council Chairman r¥d ?uncil more private nr- Hardy (chairman) Wednesday Council meeting in opinion they would helping solve the The Patrolman Turns “One Man Farmer Give Me More ...

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... was Therefore, it impossible for Hardy to have betrayed the whole plan to the Germans.” Mr. Thomas Henry Brown, of London, formerly in the Intellig- ence Corps, gave evidence of his association with Hardy. “If Hardy had been a suspicious character I ...

... world. The church was built and endowed by Mr. John Hardy (one of the founders of the Low Moor Iron Company), and by Mr. Charles Hardy. It was consecrated on 14 June. 1850. by the Rt. Rev. Charles Thomas, Lord Bishop of Ripon, Shelf then being in the Ripon ...