... Smaller Stores to weeks. Sows Pig. The Cattle have wintered in open yards, are full of hair and right for going on. the are hardy lot. having lived in open amongst the Cattle. The Sale will commence at 3 p.m Auctioneers* Address: Market Weighton ;• and ...

... Simmonds (Soc.), Burlry *l. Clarke (Soc.i. G. Dobson «c . Menston —P. Atkinson (Ind.). H Burton (Soc.). 335 Ben Klnddine J. Hardy (Ind 778; C Shaw (Ind i. 355. KIRKBURTON (2) —*V. Waiker (Ind.i. 967; *P. Burt (Soc.). J. H Woodhead (Soc.). 653; H. Moorhou ...

... and W. K Itmes. 6-2. 6-2 S. and It. J. Hardy beat Victory and Cass. 9-7, 6-4: beat Thomas and Stra?nan. 6-1, beat Wrlghtaon and innes. 8-6. 8-6. J. and M. Hann lost to Victory and Ca. i, 1-p. 4-6. lost to Thomas and Straehan. 6-4. 5-7. lost to Wr ..i:- ...

... DWELLING HOUSE recently modernised and decorated throughout, with 2 Garden* For full particulars and permission to view, apply Thomas Lyall and Co., Ltd., Stamford, o: Market Piacc. Bourne. t-x - ep*. i.a opportune to acquire :ect from owner, SMALL COUNTRY ...

... HOI'RKE. —May 30 (as the result an accident». m hospital, aged 26 years. JOHN ROBERT, dear 1 loved son of the late Thomas BOORKE. High Cross Farm. Grasstngton.— Cortege will leave above address on Monday. June 2. for Interment Linton Church at 2.15 p ...

... threatening; the leader battled his way Into fifth place to finish well inside the previous intercounty record 14-20.2. Roland Hardy, surely the most stylish walker who ever graced track, streaked away from the rest the seven miles walk to chip a substantial ...

... Carris and G J. Thlbbstt, 6-3, 5-7, 7-5; beat R and J. Smeaton. 4-6. 6-3. 6-3; beat K D. Jor.es and H. Ryder. 6-1. 7-5. R. J. Hardy and J. N. .Speight lost to and Thlbbett. 3-b. lost to Pontes and Smeaton. 6-4. 1-6. 4-6: lost Jones and Ryder. 2-6. 2-6 J. ...

... Newhouse (Physics); V. (Textile Industries); L. Proctor (Theology); J. S. Rollett (Inorganic and Physical Chemistry); P. Thomas (Organic Chemistry); J. Tiedt (Textile Industries); C. T. Walker (Geology); J. C. Walling (Physics); G. C. Wood (Textile ...

... 3mm. 5.000 Metres Match and Olympic Trial. 1. F. Green (Birchfield): 2. E. L. Hardy (Derby); 3. J. Broughton 13m:n. Northern 220 Yards Hurdles Championship —l, R. T. Thoma-son (Manchester Unive:- sky»; 2. C E. (London A.C.); 3. R. T. Unsworth (Christie) ...

... William. —lnterment Hemingbrough Church ' n Monday at 2.30 p.m. At rest. HARDY. —July 18. 50. Westbourne Park. Scarborough. AGNES ELIZABETH, dearly loved wife George Robert HARDY.— Service at St. James's Church. Monday, 2 p.m.. followed interment at Scalby ...

... Gold Medal set-back to Britain in Olympics Finals MEN'S 110 METRES HURDLES (appro*. 118 yds.) Agency reports say that Hardy was in third place with only four of the 25 laps to go; Alien, who was another heat, was in seventh position six laps from the ...

... b-3; H. S. Heaton oeat N. L. Dallas 6-3. 6-0; R. J. Hardy beat M. P. Hann o-4. 6-4; F. B. Webb beat D. Holmes 6-1, 7-5. Fifth round —Marriner beat Royds 6-3. 6-2; beat Gregory 6-2, 6-2; Webb beat Hardy 6-2. 6-3; Marsland beat Wright 10-8. 6-4. WOMEN'S SINGLES ...