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... the Otley trial last Saturday are given another chance. The Yorkshiremen are p. Pennlston, the Heading.ey winger, E. m P. Hardy and D. W. Shuttleworth, the Heading.ey halves, and D. T. Wilkins, the Roundhay forward who is in the Fleet Air Arm. Teams:— ...
... general Napoleon much 1 al a the Riviera who h Milan ' 397 tty open waa call , tll of God . \ that Abated Hawaii (7). of Thomas Hardy’s (7). i ' !'^«n. (lemanc:l - rhyming (6). S *rult trees (8). h Down (8). I precipitated the 1 civil war (6) Andrews? (4) ...
... HEMMED IN BY SNOW DOCTOR INJURED IN 4-CAR, 2-LORRY PILE-UP AT ICY CORNER R. THOMAS HAW, Bridge House, Pannal. is in Harroga Dp Hospital after four cars, a truck and a lorry with trailer h: been involved in a pile-up on the ice-bound read near Scott’s ...
... decorations and curtains caught fire last night at the home of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Poplar Road, Broadway, Dunscroft, near Doncaster. There was no one in the house the time but Mr. Hardy’s young daughter saw the flames from the street and summoned her mother ...
... 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 ...
... at St. John’s Church, Bishop Monkton, ’■oday (Friday) at 2 p.m. HARDY. —December 27. No. 4. The Mount. West Ayton. Scarborough, aged 77 years. CHARLES HENRY, husband of the late Annie HARDY (late of Bilham House, Doncaster). —Funeral at Scarb;raugh Old ...
... unique a Prime Minister that Is a distinguished surgeon as well as being statesman. He had his early medical training at St. Thomas's Hospital, London. I remember that In 1938 he created considerable Interest this country by performing serious operation ...
... Illogical as it sounds, for though M Regan was on the losing side his handling was decidedly more convincing than that E. M Hardy (Headlngley). Evans was certainly out-hooked by Meredith (Yorkshire) Saturday, but he has the advantage of previous international ...
... interment New Cemetery. —February 3. The R ...
... Tindall (Liverpool University). B. Boobbyer (Oxford University). I. Preece (Coventry). C. G. Woodruff (Harlequins); E. M. P. Hardy (Army and B'.ackheath). G. Rimmer (Waterloo); W. Holmes (Nuneaton). E. Evans (Sale), R. V. Stirling (R.A.F. and Leicester) ...
... Barwlck-in-Elmet. the Rev Co:m*n, HERBERT to BETSEY HARDY GRAY.—Present address: Morale* Hal], Seacroft, near Leeds. Deaths AINLEY. —February 10. at 19, Thlrlmere Road. RUTH, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AINLEY. —Cortege leaves above address today ...
... through Gft. drifts of snow, through fog and through the stour, which whipped off the snowfields blinding mist. They include Thomas Hardy, of Northallerton, the driver of the bulldozer; William Moore, of Hawes; Hunter Hemsley, of Aysgnrth; and Arthur Hodgson ...