... anttomley (Sarkisland ). D. K. Wharvell (Sowerbs). u. H tivkes (Oreetland). B. rouard (Stones). N. Vine (King Cross). W. 'Thomas (Booth) Hardy. , Sykes. Eaßas: R. Barker (amt./. K. Cooley, D. Ref . D. Lister. T. Copley. B. BS , D. Addenbrook. T. Whittaker arke ...

... W. J. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. L. McCracken. Mr. N. F. M. Walker, Mrs. P. Mousier. From Messrs. Websters ago Mr. Thomas Hardy director of Thomas Ramsden and Bons Ltd. and chairman of Halifax Brewers' Association (also representing Capt. Edward Ramsden. M ...

... Chemicals in Adam's 160.000 people who have been Garden (talk). 9.10: Concert-2. rescued on the roads of 10.00: Poetry of Thomas Hardy. Britain, this year. by their 11.05: Music by Wilhelm Kempff. organisation alone. '11.35: Close down. hey reckon that each ...

... and the bus driver, who 7.30: Orchestral concert. suffered shock, was Mr. W. Chenery. of Low Skellgate. Ripon. 8 35 : Thomas Hardy. Wreckage littered the road, and 8.511: Concert-2. traffic was held up for over a mile. 9.30: The Rape of the Locks -rpt ...

... 132 , ST. aott. rallo CROWS Young farmers' gift to retiring chairman A bookcase containing 37 volumes of the works of Thomas Hardy weal presented yesterday to Mai. Le' G. G. W. Horton-Fawkes on his retirement after 12 years as chairroan of the West Riding ...

... Lumb. Carter. Curran. Richardson. MaHinson. Copley United Re'. iv. Nng Cross). Meet at Regal 1 45: Gondko, Normington, Hardy. Thomas. Priestley. Porter. Oar. side. Murgatroyd. Rogan. Thompson. Bradley. Res.: Penman. Copley United First Team iv. Stainland) ...

... Sutcliffe. Copley United 11 (v. Denbolme United) at Denbolme, coach leaves Volunteer Arms 1.45, Odeon 2-0: Buckley: Jagger; Thomas, Brain, Hardy: Goode. Illingworth. Farrar. Ball. Thompson. Reserve: Murgatroyd. St, Malachys un4er4B IV. Police Boys). at Spring ...

... road running across the upper end wholesale cabbage, potato and 'Thomas Hardy, director and of Halifax would do this. The road fish depot and be made into algeneral manager of Thomas Hams-. he suggested for Bradford- second central bus station. .den ...

... coming with the minimum amount of delay. this afternoon, says a Diplo- DIED IN 25 MINUTES matic correspondent. Major Thomas Kenneth Hardy, The Foreign Office spokes- R A.M.C., Senior Medical Officer in man said: The British the Dunera, told the coroner ...

... Royal Scots ?mutters. of Halifax. BARMY—GREGG —On Korth IR at St Barnabas Church. NeStoll. Kenneth, younger son of Mr Thomas and Mrs, Hardy, of Bradford. to Margaret only daughter of Mal or and Ms Oregg of Bradford HURTLE—CM March 20. 1931. at the Hal.fax ...

... contemporary lellow authors. George Bernard Shaw died worth £367,000, Sir Hall Caine £250.000, and Sir James Barrie £173,000. Thomas Hardy had £91.000 and Charles Dickens left £93.000-an appreciable sum more than threequarters of a century ago. The Scottish ...

... other horne-to a musical Taylor• 2 B. Taylor; 3. IRON gran, AND from behind one bus. I appeared (51. H. Taylor and Sons). Thomas Hardy country, Scotland residents of the evening. Artistes included Mr. E Sanderson. ' COAL • I Cunerd. 35/41 to be on top of ...