... 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 ...

... Sunday. Fifty-four-yearold Colonel Thomas Harry Brown, the British witness who flew to Paris to give evidence in the treason trial of Ren6 Hardy, former Resistance leader, told the Court yesterday: ” I am convinced Hardy Is innocent.” Colonel Brown, testifying ...

... OLAXTON and father of Mrs. O. Lathem.—Service St. Cha-d's Church to-morrow (Saturday) 10.15 a.m. DIXON. —May 10, Harrogate. Sir THOMAS DIXON, Bart., of Wilmcnt House, Dunmurry, 00. Antrim, eldest son of the late Sir Daniel Dixon, Bart., D.L., M.P. • GRASSBY ...

... Marslaud played sparkling tennis, but rh ...

... house of Methuen published his novel, The Beating Wing,” sombre picture of life in the industrial West Riding, rather as Thomas Hardy would have seen it. Postmen in shirt sleeves Barnsley folk are sticklers for correct Sartorial standards. Evidence of this ...

... two minutes hhead of hie only rival, Vanderschrlclc (Belgium). Ernie Thomas (Britain) finished seventh on a Velocette in the 600 c.c. class, won by Goffin (Belgium) on a Norton. Thomas covered the 67 miles in hHmln. 14sec. at average speed of 00.5 m.p.h ...

... mother of George Malcolm. —Service and cremation Lawnswood on Wednesday rt I'2 noon. DYER.—June 3. Sawley, Rlpon, aged years, THOMAS., of Kirkby Mabteard. the beloved husband of the late Amelia DYER.— Funeral service at Sawley Parish Church to-morrow (Tuesday) ...

... Ruherham (7). 2 D. Sutton, Chesterfield J R- ™ ’, Rotherham (10). 10.55. 100 Yards Women—l, b. Stone, Chesterfield (11): 2. C. A. Hardy, Airedale (7i 4 ); 3. J. A. Newbouit, Sheffield United (5). 11.1 s. 880 Yards —1, G. W. Boe’h, Hallamshlre (80): 2. L. Eyre ...

... ALMACK. —June 8, at nursing home, ADA MARY ALMAOK, Milestone*. 48. Spofforth Hill, VVetherby, only daughter the late Thomas Almack, cf Barlow Hall, Selby.—Service at St. James’s Church, Wetherby, to-day (Saturday) at *k3o p.m., followed Interment at Cemetery ...

... Taylor (Yorkshire) beat J- Victory and H Thomas. 6-3, 6-4; beat C. M. Parr and and R. Gillies, 7-5, 6-0; beat O. C. Budge and C. R. Qoldson. 6-0, 6-0 H S. Heaton and R- Jefferson (Yorkshire) lost to' Victory and Thomas, 6-3. 5-7, 3-6; beat Parr and Gillies ...

... painting, sculpture, murals and technical details and 30 boys wrill assist in making the models. The Doncaster archivist, Mr. W. Hardy Steele, will act as consultant on research work. Ran after dog; hit by motor cycle Mv. Samuel Klrsch, of Bawtry Road, Bessacarr ...

... included Mr. W. Adams (vioe-piresident), Mr. John G. Banks, of Edinburgh; the Mayor of Harrogate (Alderman C. E. Whlteley); Sir Thomas Sheepshanks. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry Town and Country Planning, and Mr. James Scougai, of Beckenham, President ...