... brewers and licensees. Mr. L. Ambler (president of the Halifax and District Licensed Victuallers' Association) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Halifax and District Brewers Association) also spoke. The election of officers was as follows: President. Mr. W. H. Chalcraft: ...

... writers. , . . ._ Bernard Shaw said it was mistake B l we^ to get married, but a greater mistake *s®** JPJ* not to. IMMW MI Thomas Hardy said marriag* was a tragedy full l crises and Mwflfid baa married kinds from pantomime star- By CON GORDON u b !« !S • ...

... (Huddersfleld). R. (Waterloo). Oregory (Bristol). B M Qray (Devonport Services). M. C Thomas (Newport), L Jones (Llanelly). J Butterfleld (Cleckheaton). G. Orifflths (Sate); M Hardy M Regan (Blackheath). D. W. Shuttleworth (Heading'.ey). K M. Spence (Oxford U ...

... delegates to the National Union of Women Teachers Conference, which was resumed at Harrogate to-day. unanimously passed their hardy annual resolution. demanding, discussion, Miss P. E. Bughby, the vice-president, of Bursledon. near Southampton declared A ...

... LATEST WILLS £33,068 ESTATE AT MYTHOLMROYD Died intestate Mr, Thomas Mowry Farrar, of t 'Brook. Midiley Road. Mytholmro)( l Messrs. Sutcliffe. Farrar and Co.. • '- sale clothiers, of Banksfield. M't ; royd, who died on 7 December taut 10 years. Intestate ...

... been 4 little laxity in om the part of the company.” said Mr. M. D. Shaffner, prosecuting at Harro- today in a case in which Thomas (43), er of With stealing £550 Rowland Winn, Ltd., of with embezzl: his employers. During January 1949, Mr. Shafiner, manager ...

... 2,824; 'A. W. Tack 'Con.) 2.368. majority 456. Lab. gam fromeon. KIRKSURTON.-Jarnaa Arthur Lawton (Lab.). 3.065; 'George Thomas Haigh and.), 2,688, majority 417. Lab, gain from Ind. RIVERTON PARK.-Mrs. Alice Rastall 'Lab 3.740; Edward K. P. 0. Widen ...

... Hodgson. Sharpe. Rambling, Oriffet. Bray. Rugby Union %trawl« tat Lidget Green, Bradford). C. R. Eaton; M. J. Rowe. D. H. Thomas. D. Greenwood. R. Godfrey; N. A. C. Dykes. J. B. Phillips; W. C. Heaton. L. Al. W:lde. J. Surrey, J. R. Peath. G. /3 Hurst ...

... constant Use since ,ts opening to 1908. when was constructed oast of £2*3.000 ■ oolntsman on duty at the entrance of the tunnel, Thomas Pigeon, will end his there after about years’ service, one accident has occurred in —during the winter of people were killed ...

... across to his unmarked colleague who scored. Then came a sad blow to Baildon. The home right winger crossed a low ball and Thomas, who had been thoroughly unhappy throughout handled. Up stepped DANSKIN and scored from the soot Just inside the post. After ...

... came within this category. Tries by Thomas. Hurst and then. and a conversion by the last-named, gave the visitors an 11-6 margin ntley was Bradford's and converted with a groat kick. hurley. with Shuttleworth and Hardy at half-back and intim of Leeds University ...

... Inst) v J Gaunt Inst) at New-North Rd on April 8 A Reader Thomas's) v H Norrn-ington (St Thomas's) at Thomas's Club before April 21 W C (New North Rd Bapt) v Singleton (Golcar Bapt) at St Thomas's Club on Thursday April 10 Dyson (Linthwaite Meth) v W Heeley ...