... Ruby and Eric MOSS, darling daughter (Jill Hilary), sister for Elaine and Michaei OXLEY. —July 10 at Morningtoo Nursing Home, Bradford, Margaret (nee Barber), Wife Dennis OXLEY, a son. PEARSON. —July 10, Hyde Terrace, Lynne and Alfred PEARSON, 34, Park St ...

... —MARRIOTT.—Dec. 24 , special licence .HENRY STEVENSON, of Park View Parta.' Halloa. to PHYLLIS JESMOND MARRIOTT. Wilfred Avenue. Ha.ton. WHITING December 27. 1952. All Church, Langley Part. Durham. RICHARD OXLEY. second ...

... m. Requiem Mass on Friday at only) 2, at House s0ved wife of the late James Trinity Church, acoept this » at 3.2 Smasewell HENRY, dearly Pudsey, 56.” William and eng ¢ at 1.45 for service in church sad sccept pm. teat a a beloved nusband 1. 4 dearly Great- ...

... tickets. H. Bianton (40). clerk, Durham Street, was fined £5O for using room, and Arthur O. Cooper (47). Tilwof.h Road, and Henry Barker (39). Holland Street, were each fined £2O for a similar offence. Frederick Riley (51). bookmaker. James Reckitt Avenue ...

... Commission the Peace now has 34 members the active list, and 17» on the supplementary. The new magistrates are: Aid Charles Henry Lucas (67), fireplace manufacturer. Pre* School Lane, former mayor Mrs Lucy Swire (48). Cralgmore. Savlle Park, president Halifax ...

... Saints' Church. GORDON, only son of Mr and Mrs. W. PETTY. Frederic* Avenue, MAISiE. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. NEWTON. Oxley Street. Leeds 9. Golden Wedding MOLOEN —WILBY. —August 26. 1902. Mary's Church. Whitkirk. by the Rev Gerald Sharp. ALBERT EDWARD ...

... Lirerpool races today that there had been more snow Beckhampton. and Agitator, whose work was held up. would not now run in the Henry VIII Stakes Hurst Park on Saturday. NORTHERN WOMEN'S OPEN GOLF FOURSOMES CHARLES HCATCIIARD Yorkshire champ-on. Mrs Ethel JL ...

... interment Oldfield Lane Cemetery Friends please accept this intimation. ROGERS.—JuIy 5. 44, Acre Road. Leeds 10. aged 50. EOROE HENRY, dearly loved husband of Mary Jane ROGERS, and dear dad of Rene. Mary and Margaret.—Service at St Cross. 1.15 on Monday, followed ...

... Semi, good hall, fer. ly ea ied Ra.. es ee Ta ass beds, ae his a! sr p &1.8 rates 34 Kine wkly, a eh. a business about 100. Henry Stead tad Par central. Family House, 5 bedrms., Cook’ cor vens.; private -OP ridge St. Tel om Write T561 Gro OG IXED, Hardware ...

... dearly loved Alfred Wallace Stuart. —Serviee John’s Church, . Priday 2.15 p.m., cremation at Law 5, afver ST. WAL’ oe late Henry 3S, Dawlisn urday, >) a.m., a.m., for ser- accept this intima’ ‘7. ve WILLIAM oeloved husband of ls Cemetery at 0. Card an ...

... erne lion Wedtoeaday. 9-30 Sprays flower* only. Friends please accept this (the oruy) fnttmettow GBUNBOIiQH.—ApriI 11, M«1 HENRY, dearly loved husband Emily and dear dad of Olive. Bernard. Qeetlla, Desmond. Brto and Sheila —Cortege leave* residence. 53 ...

... church No flowers nor mourning request MASON.—JuIy 21. at 82. Weetwood Lane. Leeds 6. ANNIE, dearly loved wife the late William Oxley MASON, and mother Molly Mason.—Service and cremation at Wednesday. 1.30. No flowers, please MOTHKKBDALE.—Juhr 81, Harrogate ...