... road running across the upper end wholesale cabbage, potato and 'Thomas Hardy, director and of Halifax would do this. The road fish depot and be made into algeneral manager of Thomas Hams-. he suggested for Bradford- second central bus station. .den ...

... have to The Queen Visits Wessex THE Queen Duchy of Cornwall farms near Dorset’s county town Dorchester Casterbridge of Thomas Hardy's novels After spending in Royal train the received the station by the Lord Lieutenant Dorset Fairl of Shaftesbury the ...

... Williamson b Martin A Pinder b Hardy F R Dawson lbw b PaMater F Thompson C Knight b Turner W Kemp b Hardy A Morris e Helm bMier A Thomas c Smith b Turner J Addison b Turner 1. Ward lbw b Martin K Luke not out Total lO3 Bawl W Hardy 3-27, .1 Martin 2-19. A PeUlster ...

... 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 ...

... British Hopes Hardy and Allen Both Disqualified JJRITAIN’S two track walkers the Sheffield pair Roland Hardy and Lol Allen were both disqualified for lifting in their heats in the Olympic Games 10000 metres walk at Helsinki today Hardy world record holder ...

... Coxon 7. 0 P 14 Phillins c Hardy b Ooxon 4. J R Burnet e Edwards b Shack'eton 9, J c Edwards b &spinal] 4. 0 Bottomlev lbw b Asp:nall 0. FI Stansfteld b Edwards 0. 0 Moore n.o 12. B Hall c Moffatt b Cogon 7. E Sutton c Hardy b Asp,nall O. 2 8. ...

... bouquets of pale pink rose buds with scabious. The best man was Mr. Duncan Hardie. and the groomsmen were Mr. David Cook. Mr. Brian Hardaker (cousin the bride*. Mr. Edward Thomas and Mr. Colin Verity. After the ceremony reception was held the Connaught ...

... second to HardY•l He was pulled out with just over six of the 25 laos to v. He weih then lying seventh. His was the first disqualification in the second beat. GEOne Coleman. of walking in the second heat wits an 111 show'em attitude Hardy's disqvalification ...

... windows are locked and securely 60vd. flat race (boys): 1. B. fastened. Dickinson; 2. R. Shaw: 3, D. Wilcock. Girls: I. C. Thomas; 1, B. Tordoff; 3. H. Hemblvs. Sowerby Bridge visit Wit. flat race , boys': 1, P. 'Skelton; 2. C. Thompson; 3, T. Benson and ...

... Juvenile cup. Mr. It. Results: Section.—Dutch, adult: J ,§lekghtpolme; 2. F. Skid- .1 e. Under four niontha: I — atia . F W. A. Thomas; 2. R. Blmons. adult: 1. Messrs. Guthrie A ' d Batty; 2. D. Sint. Under ^tns: 1. C. Bows.?: 2. R. L.. B 3. Guthrie and ...

... 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 ...

... former occasion by a Labour residence. 170. New Sank. Mary . 79th wof Minister. Yet in the particu- Ann )ear i beloved ife Thomas and dearly lar circumstances in which :meal mother of Net:ie and Doris Cori, the action is now taken it M o !earri the residence ...