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... years. JONES.-—On January 18th, at The Ymte House, Geddington, Annie S, ones. ROBINSON. — At 1, Thomas St, Wellingborough, on January 20th, 1950, Richard Hardy, aged 81 years. Service at house 1.45 p.m. Cremation _at Kdtering Crematorium on Tue,day at 2 ...

... Days SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19t ROGER LIVESEY, KAY WALSH VICE VERSA. Laurel and Hardy THEM THAR HILLS (U) Also: Lulu Indoor Outing (Tech. Cartoon) MARGARET O’BRIEN, EDWARD ARNOLD, THOMAS MITCHELL THREE WISE FOOLS » ‘ Robert Walker, Keenan Wann, Jean Porter ...

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... Teapot of Admiral Hardy THOMAS HARDY outlived Nelson by many years and appointed the latter’s old servant, Tom Allen, pewterer at Greenwich Hospital, he himself having been made Governor in 1834. So Tom may well have polished Thomas's teapot! It was made—by ...

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... we have them.—P. 8. Phillips, Market Hall. Wefllu. Peterborough. 13-6 BOWLS. — Take your _choice: Thomas Taylor £6 7s. 10d.; Dtmns tons £5 9s. 6d.; Thomas Royle ?fqug‘l& T ba ucenpo% 108 s. 9d.; ) Shoes 38s. 3d.; Slips 9s. 11d.; Jacks 4s. 3d.; Mats 18s ...

... have them.—P. 8. Phillips, Market Hall, Westgate, Peterborough. 13-6 BOWLS., — Take your _cholce: Thomas Taylor £6 7s. 10d.. Dnling tons £5 9s. 6d.; Thomas Royle 2s. 11d.; R.G. Lawrie £5 t.; Jaques £6 Ts. Bd.; Compo £5 L% Shoes 38s. 3d.; Slips 9s. 11d.; ...

... F. Northern, G. Northern, H Keecr G. Tapp, C. Evans, A. Cox, T, Cope. KETTERING TOWN LEAGUE Division 1 FULLER v. FREEMAN. HARDY AND WILLIS Fuller: J Bent (capt), Wardle, F, Smith, w. Payne, D Hefford, J. Chaplin, M. Walker, A Small, D _Hope, R. Holding ...

... Verraby (D), 2J. A.Renton (D), and S. Ball (E), 32 secs. Cricket ball, women: 1 M. Wwilton (C), 2 M. Gardiner (E), 3 Hunter-Hardy (B), 57 yds. 3ft.; men—l W. Alloway (Q), 2 G. Slee (Q), N. Ladmore (H), 82 yds. High jump, women: 1 M. Burrow (A), 2 J. Cummings ...

... tie to-morrow afternoon at Shawfield Park Here U the YJdCA team:— J Daly iOiMgow Central D - WUson lOlatoov Centra P Don (St Thoma'! and J WaU (Cathcart T Lawson Armatroa rand B) Marshall (St Thomai A Watson iGarnead B and J ChrvstaU (Glasgow Central) Dig ...