... prior to interment (private) at St. John's Churchyard, CROCKER. —April 5. aged 50. M . dearly loved daughter of Dr. CROCKER. Hardy Nook. Eld wick, Auialey and the '.ate Mrs. Crocker —Cortege leaves Glenalr. today (Monday). 10.15 a.m.. for service Mornington ...

... TAKES SAILOR (U). At 12 30. 5.45. 7 p.m. LAST COMPLETE PERFORMANCE pm. SUNDAY, APRIL 15. Cont. from 4.50 p.m. LAUREL and HARDY. BONNIE SCOTLAND Bowery Boys— BOWERY BOOK A R OPS ' Notices of Births, Ensacements. Marriages. At Homes, Deaths. Memonam. ...

... in Arm'.ey Gaol, Leeds, may soon have the opportunity of studying pictures while they are serving their sentence. Mr. John Hardy, member of the Visiting Committee Justices to the prison, has suggested that paintings should be hung on the walls in the prison ...

... names first); F. B. Webb and H. Heaton heat H. F. Thomas ar.d J. Victory 4.(5. beat C. P. B. and W. K. 6-1, 6-1* eat D. Strachan and R. W. Armstrong 0-4*. 6-4. J. P. Taylor and K. J. Hardy beat Thomas and Victory 6-2. 9-7; )«eat and Innes 6-3, beat and ...

... BUSH—HIG GIN BOTTOM.—r-June 9. BT. John the Baptist Church. Staveley, Chesterfield. by the Rev. E. Rutter, THOMAS BURROW, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. H. BUSH, of Leeds. 6. MADGE, youngest daughter of Mr. and tha Lite Mrs. T. HIGGINBOTTOM. of Cnesterfield ...

... Falconer. R. C. Oreen, N. J. O. J. R. Griffiths, W. 6. Grtsdale D. Hamilton (Honours General Studies). D. C. Hancock. Joan Hardy. R. . Harris, T. Harrison, G. Hatch. Jean Hebblethwaite. M, S. Hojawtt. B. J. Illingworth, Pamela R. Ingram. R. Inroan. J. ...

... 464 m. and !!)4m. 6.0 p.m.—Ravel. 7.5--Ati Kcologist among the Hopis. — ien an.i -The Soviet View 8.35-— The Dynasts. Thomas Hardy 10.15—Mussorgsky. 10.50—Th« Dialogue. 11.10 —Becft and Franc*. ...

... Edward Swales; 2. Cyril L. Hardy. Alwoodley. Leeds; P. Hervey. Bwcet peas, one vsse. any lavender, tine mauve shade—l. 2. Cyril L. Hardy; 3. Alf Robinson. Sweet peas, one vase, any othar colour—l. Edward Swales; 2. P. Hervey. Hardy perennials biennials, three ...

... Hirst. Leeds; R- J. Slater (Probation Offioer), Kenneth Hare reave. Leeds. 2gna.—Thomas Fox. Anonymous. Hudderafield; Dr. A. W. Barclay. Wiga-jw. Sheffield; Anonymous; John Hardy. J. H. Arthur Wood. Leeds; Mrs. Dorothy Walker, Hlpperfcofcne. £2. —C. W. Mrs ...

... has told the Corporation's chairman (Mr. S. J. L. Hardie) that without the technical and business knowledge his colleagues he would not be of any help to the Corporation. Lord Aberconway wrote to Mr, Hardie on July 26. stating that the Corporation's rep ...

... gTeat steelmaking company Thomas Firth and John Brown, resigned because of the non-re-electlon (In other words, the dismissal) of seven his fellow-directors. These dismissals (which were made at the Instance of Mr. 8. Hardie, the chairman of the Government's ...

... CHARLES HENRY FRENCH. formerly Manager. National Provincial Bank. Ltd.. Barnsley, Old Bank Branch. Bristol. HARDY.— JuIy 31, aged 86 years, HERBERT HARDY (Jack), of Todmorden. Relatives please communicate with Josiah Halstead. Todmorden. Tel. 37. WORTH.—JuIy ...