... given by the rector, the Rev C. R. Vincent; Orpheus and his lute by eiliakespeare. and The Choirmaster's Burial by Thomas Hardy. The recital ended with Palestrina's !Rabat Mater. The unaccompanied choir were conducted by their director. Douglas Clifford ...

... Gay, Hardie% Johnston. OhUbls. ?ranter, Carpenter, OWllford. Ghedgy, Alen, Mitehard.„ Ingram. r RU$ At Chaomanslade, to 10.30 am. Players meet on ground 10 am. Swortshouse (from): Wilson, Probert, Wharlow, RusselL Ford. Thurston, Taylor, March, Hallett ...

... D D Welsh c Moos 14 B Hardie b Plabbps 11 8 Oresory b 0 D J b .. 0 A a MUciAT7 PtelUse S e Mena b Obbbe 14 Moor* me out Olbb 1.. .. Bowline: N Fillips 6-25. .. ~ J mat b Moore .. .. E Thomas e b .. Welsh b Morro S b Moore .. Lowodee .. .. Total (tor 4 ...

... Home made wine, white dry: Vaintelle, Caroline Hardie. Karen Emboroush road at the Aggleton, acknowledges with Dahlias. Pompom : W Harding, F Dingell, 8 J Mat- Curtis. Postage stamps: 1 Carry W. Thomas. Whitchurch; Society's bronze medal forthanks the ...

... Badcock Hall. away 1.70 pm, players meet 1.70 pm clubhouse: .1 McMahon. P Brock. R Curtis. M iiinalth, F Russell. C Lewis. R Thomas. Parnell. C Harrison, D Needs. A Pritchard. R Godfrey. J Rowe, K McCarthy. Roy Midwinter. Prime 111 • Bristol Harlequins home ...

... Hillman, Michael Cloodliff, Caroline Hardy, Ruth Grainger, Beverley Howes, Elaine Cray, Julia Pugh, Nicky Read, Diane Matthews, Marcellina Incerti, Deborah Pease, Sally Waite, Jill Davies, Andrew Williams, Kathryn Thomas, Fleur Howells, Marlon Bobey, Tracy ...

... Mrs Parsons (also representing Mr Parsons). Mrs A. Leakey, Mrs Faulkner (also representing Mrs J. Warm), Mrs Hardie (also representing Mr L. Hardie), Mrs Leach, Mrs 8. Hillman, Mrs Treeby, Mrs Silcox. Mrs Simpson. Mrs C. Sands (also representing Mr Sands) ...

... Mark Hall. 3 Ad• Sr, Smith (gt. 4 Thomas. Pending: 1 Teresa Tat. Edwards 2 Keith Sprains. 3 and Mr H. Cowley. Handicraft art lei,: 1 Patricia Morita. 2 Ann in-lawl. Paul Porch. Original sto , y: a Sir J. J, Adrian Thomas, 1 tented the cooper, 3 Stevens ...

... Mr T. Ryan, Mr Vagg: competition. Mrs Dowdle. Hardy anglers compete Sunday's weather was, to say the least, bleak and cold. but it did not deter 32 dedicated smilers turning out to compete for the Hardy Angler Cup at Prome. Sport was quite good in such ...

... added another try to that of the first half and further tries came from J McMahon 2, P Burns 1, T Rolt 2. N Sharpe 1 with Thomas converting threg tries. A vastly Improved performance by the Prome second string a fter some confidence shattering weeks. ...

... bevel at the Interval. Noma. vela lost his way to the ground. arrived to Um* to play In the second half as a substitute for .1 Thomas and soon Doughty put Redact!' Into • minute lead. The visitors began to have much the better of the May. dominative the mtdeeld ...

... W. B. Carr. Bath (also Mr W. B. Carr and Dr and Mrs David Carr. Bath); Mrs Ralph Bullus: Mrs Robin Bullus; Mrs Thomas (also Mr Harr% Thomas); Mrs Boiler (also Mr W. Holler): Mrs Rogers (also Mr H. Rogers and Mr K. Berridge); Mr and Mrs F. LeStrange, Ridgeway ...