... —FREEHOLD BRICK BUILT PREMISES PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE HAROLD HOTEL AND FIVE DWELLING HOUSES. NUMBERS IU. 12. 14 & IN COURT 4. HARDY STREET. AND No. HAROLD STREET SHEFFIELD. .?. 4. GREAVES & SONS. F.A.I TODAY at O'CLOCK, following properties will SOLD AUCTION ...

... produce written if they evidence that no one is likely to object. The play, wri tten by Mr. and Mrs M Walsh, of Chorlton-c um-Hardy. Manchester. was due to be produced at Bridlington on September 19. prior to a London presentation. Mrs. Peggy Walsh will seek ...

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... sheer effectiveness. CROP OF INJURIES The first goal was a scrambled affair, Thomas and Howarth bundling the ball past Middleton from close range from Beech's centre. Thomas was credited with the score. The second was clean cut and excellent in execution ...

... Dooley obtained the winning goal. Peter Taylor, ex-Gainsborough and Hillsborough amateur Trevor Rooth made promising debuts. Thomas, Quixal!, Dooley. and Davis ach had a splendid match. toke C. Res 1] Shef. U. Res. O United could not complain at tnelr ...

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... 35. of Park Gardens, Cusworth. By a note that he left, the coroner said, there was doubt Cooke intended take his life. P.c. Thomas Edwin Andrews, of Sprotborough. said the shed in which Cooke was found was used as a fertiliser store. There were two containers ...

... few extra plants to fill gaps in within 200 yards of the Neepsend case of faulty germination. Beans for the gasworks. are hardy and except A much busier time is ahead for soot, protection is not essential. the food grower. If the remains of parsnip and ...

... A. . Wrexham forwards ecrum-half Outstanding for were Darlington . - and Turner. Gateshead . oe Oldham A. Allott, Birtles, Hardy Sandal! 15-9 their pack Tranmere R. eee Chesterfie'd beat to make ground Halifax T. Bradford . - using their superior weight ...

... DWELLING HOUSES, NUMBERS 10 12, 14. & 1. IN COURT 4, HARDY STREET. AND No. HAROLD STREET, SHEF - FIELD PRODUCING A RENTAL OF £125 104 per annum, the owner pay- ing Rates amounting to £47 los 4d No. 18. HARDY STREET (previous! Harold Hotel) contains. > Empty ...