... pass to JOHNSON, who headed home fourth Salts goal. Hardy and the visitors' left fullback were Involved in a bump, and the full-back left the field for treatment. returning within ten minutes. HARDY had been playing a better game In the second half, and ...

... J. Haigh. Under five months: 1. W. Thomas. A.O.V. fancy, any age; 1. L Goldsborough: 2. G. Walker. A.V. fancy, adult: 1. V. Hall; 2. L Godsborough; 3, J. Emmett; r.. J Under five months: 1. N. Ackroyd; 2 W. Thomas. Novice fancy, adult: V Hall; 2, G. ...

... F.A.1.. P.l Mainly' white (Teaching Hospital for Mental and Nervous Disorders). Auctioneer ai»l Esttte A**u woji:.—Apply Thomas. Sueet .tions are invited for STUDENT NURSES (Male and Female). - . Rraiffini b&ipley !^*ed Me a l l orlt and cfaTton Mental ...

... turned over the bar Dixon. Salts swept the attack and a nice movement ended with the goalkeeper diving push round the post Hardy’s first-time shot After 25 minutes Salts, against the run of the play, conceded the goal which was to cost them the game. Dixon ...

... stealing a leather purse, a cigarette llgnter and 12s. In cash, value £1 14s. 6d.. the property of Mary Whltehouse. Clarence A. Hardy, of Moor View Avenue, Shipley, the club steward, said on the evening of July 7 he locked up the club. On returning next morning ...

... 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 ...

... Katcliffe; Pratt, Mortimer. Oddy. Jackson, Stuart. Hartley, Hutchinson, Skelly. Baildon : Carter : Thomas, Lees ; Airey, Heppinstall, Ellis (capt,), Hodgon. Hardy, Taylor. Capper, Stoney. Ellis chose to attack the Esholt Lane end and in the opening minutes ...

... wards for the election of directors—North. South, Central—and B. Cresswell. L. Nutter, P. Holmes were returned. Messrs. Hyde, Hardy. Bullock and Pollard were returned unopposed. Shipley Veterans' Association celebrated their 18th anniversary, when there was ...

... regain his feet, back came the ball. another superhuman save brought a great round of applause Next. a sort of half shot. lob. Thomas was fisted away, to Stable. , completed the clearance lx heading over for a co e r- ®r thev could. Stork could not break down ...

... soloists were Mrs. Gill. Mr. Hennison and Mr. Thomas. Ducts were sung bv Mr W. Denby and Mr. W. Thompson. A recitation was given bv Mr. Wilman. after which there was community singing led by Mrs Gill. Mr. Hardy move a vote of thanks to the artists, and all ...

... County Council caused by the retirement of Mr. S R Kemp, the result was declared as follow: Victor Waddllove (Cony-3.160: Glyn Thomas (Lab.) 2.020 Conservative majority 1.140. A loss of £129 on the season’s working was reported at the annual meeting of Saltalre ...

... THE HOME GARDEN Globe artichokes are not too hardy, and are ruined by hard frost, especially the heavy, wet soils and colder regions Cut off the old stems, earth up the young Inner leaves, and put layer of straw over them. In spring the straw can be used ...