... the works of poets both •• ancient and modern.” Cliaucer. Milton. John Donne and Robert Herrick rub shoulders here with Thomas Hardy. G. M. Hop- 1 kins T S. Eliot and Gerald Bullet l. The last named is represented by his exquisite carol the first stanzo ...

... Halmshaw. i||y I Best wishes from the attendants at the marriage of Miss Margaret Rhodes, of 46, Westroyd Avenue, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of It, Westroyd Terrace, at Windhill Parish Church on Saturday. rholograph - Shipley Times and, Express ...

... Hallidav and A. Dale 8 A. Fryer and A.'Hill 7; H. Robinson and F. Whitaker 6. H. Tay. lor and H. Parker 8; G. Roberts and J Thomas 4. K. Hardy and E. Poster 9. W. Nowell and J. Ellison 4. N. Bradley and H. Blrkett 9: J. Dixon and B Cunllfte 8. S. Tattersall and ...

... Saturday from 4.30 p.m. GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION RUSS TAMBLYN. ALAN YOUNG TERRY-THOMAS. PETER SELLERS “TOM THUMB” in Scope and Colour iU Also MICKEY ROONEY “ANDY HARDY COMES HOME Once only 7.45 p.m. Scope. i 4794 ...

... Derek Hardy, aged 21, Ranelagh Ave.. Idle, and Leslie Charlesworth. aged 38,. Peterborough Terrace Undercliffe. who pleaded guilty to stealing one cwt. cement, value 6s„ from their employers. Thomas Feather & Co. (Bradford) Ltd.. Eccleshill. Hardy was fined ...

... concert were Jacqueline Hatfield, Christine Ashworth, Christine Seager, Mary Gregson, Andrea Hardy, Carole Ashworth. Peter Smith. Richard Ashworth. Malcolm Thomas, and others helped backstage. The ladles sang Count youi blessings,” and the pianist for the ...

... Bell and 8. Metcalfe 7; K. Verity and A. Pellltt 9, Bradley and H. Hlrkeft 4: .1 Lawn and C. liroar 7. R. Dunning and K. Hardy 6: A. and W. Ellison J. Helliwell and A. Fryer 3; K. Jowsnv and G. Dyer 8. D. Walton and E. Poster 5; J. Lawn and I. Taylor ...

... 5-2-16-0. A. ; > 3-0-58-0, G Lon? 5-0-26-0, .T, 10-0-S5-O. P Harrison 5-0-33-2. r hackl«v: . Gill Hardy 21: B. ■ r.o. 1; G. b Hardy 0; • Iscombo Ibw Hardy 11; C. ! >-o. I; j. ijee Hill 1; R. Clegg '■ 10: rtl. (5 wkts.) f. Jackson 5-1-16-0, M. 10-2-20-3 ...

... owing to rain. would be considerable help to clubs. Mr. F. H. Thomas was re-elected their representative at meetings of the Yorkshire Umpires' Federation. A delegate suggested that as Mr. Thomas was a vice-president of the Federation, they should appoint ...

... players. Hoyle had to dive to get a hand the ball, which he failed to hold but. Thomas kicked the spinning ball off the line a split second before Taylor closed in. Hardy just failed after a Stables, Regan, Taylor move had put him in possession on the ...

... 2. He called a police mechanic because he was not satisfied with the condition of the vehicle. In replv to Hardy, said he was certain that Hardy was the driver of toe van. A police mechanic. P.c. Leslie Thornton, said that the foot brake of the van was ...

... SHIPLEY PARAGRAPHS WOMEN’S AUXILIARY At the meeting of Baildon Oreen Chapel Women’s .Auxiliary Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas, of Baildon. spoke on “Walls. Mrs. O. Robertshaw presided and Mrs. C. Wilson was at the piano. The nieeting now closed for two weeks. ...