... Gaynham, D. Hillyard, R. Ms.cullam, G. Bennett, G. Roach. Coventrians (v. Nuneaton Old Edwardians): G. Hardy; E. Rains, R. James. T. Orbell, G. Thomas; R. Coker, J. Bateman. J. Pendelton, A. Carter, D. Bradford, J. Brown, R. Miles. A. Hiscox, P. Elston ...

... ODWSII7 W ltd. Walegrage 76.1 DANCES• ENTERTAINMENTS A OMNI Dancing 11:1-nislit n. . Monday to Coventry's Orchestra. Jack Hardy and nl2 M. Oeneral Wolfe Hotel. 11.6-10.60: ABURN Ballroom. Bedworth. —lla Oscar Rabin and his Band. Tea, (late 'buses all ...

... C. Lawson, L. Dunton. R Coleman. P. Warner, W. Denton. W. Doud. Coventrians (v. Cid Wheat- leyans).—G Hardy; R. Evans. R. James. T. Corbel!. G. Thomas; R. Hurdage. J Bateman; R. Horne, A. Carter. D. Bradford. J. Brown, R. Miles. P. Elston, G. Braithwaite ...

... dangerously widespread, declared Mr. Ivor Thomas, Independent M.P. for the Keighley • '4 14 Division of Yorkshire, in an address on Our on Mrs. Hume daily bread, at Southwark Cathedral, London. Mr_. Thomas, who was elected Christians will bear in ...

... Engineer. bedroom door. wever, preferred freedom and or over, with the firm at the Mass Meeting When the City Architect's Thomas Crayton, of 17. Craig- i ndepen d ence. annual dinner of the salesmen W ORK E RS ' Department was formed Mr. end Avenue, was ...

... near Nuneaton. r VP —Attractive Houses for sale In • Spencer Ave. and Aberrant Rd.. lodation: St. Michael's Road. Stoke' Hardy Road. Hensley, and Prince of Wales Road. near Aileen, Old Road. For particulars of these and other properties apply. Martin ...

... sett, Pickering, C. Andrews, Coventrians (v. Moseley Utd.): :ye:, urgenily matured. - A. Montgomery, A. Leslie. W. c, Hardy; J. Thomas, T. Orbell, Brett's Stamping Co L:d.. Haman LEEDS uNITED Cov entry • Barker. Reserves: W. Rogers, R James, R. Evans; ...

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... Hostel after being asked to stop playing his accordion. Defendant. Thomas Hannigan, pleaded not guilty to assaulting Joseph Coates Hardy, and occasioning him actual bodily harm. Hardy told the magistrates that at midnight on January 15 he went to Hannigan's ...

... said: in his accordion. are strong and united and there Defendant. Thomas Hannigan. pleaded not guilty to assaulting Joseph Coates Hardy, and occasioning him actual bodily harm. Hardy told the magistrates hat at midnight on January 15 lie went to ...

... Bennett, R. MacCullam. Coventrians (v. Earlsdon, at Brown's Lane. 3 p.m.): R. Evans; W. Bird. R. James. T. Orbel, J. Thomas; G. Hardy. D. Curzons; D. Bradford. A. Carter, J. Pendleton. R. Miles. P. Elston. A. Hiscox, G. Braithwaite. H. Bell Fredk Bird ...