... of specimens of writing. . 1 - Thornton. a former Lord many historic and valuable. One Mayor of Bradford: and Dr. H. by Thomas Hardy. the famous Vallow. a former president of the English novelist. is specially Bradford Musical Union. interesting. RADIO ...

... elected deputy-chaaman tn success.on to Mr. Turner. Licenstng Committee: Mr. Eric Kor.er ochErmanl. and Messrs. J Hardy Gi:berrt ilo:d.saorth. Thomas Helhweil. Harry Woodnead. P. E. Lomb and L. b. Ean'th. M.ra . Alice Coctroft and Mrs Ross 1.11 Turner . _ Condrm:ng ...

... Bramwell: club pairs. D. Lumley and N. I Metcalfe: Skelton Cup. J. Stainthorpe. New appointment Mr. I. C. Thomas, M.A. (Oxon.), son of Mr. and Mrs. I Thomas, of Rosedale. Westgate. Guisborough, has been appointed assistant solicitor to Nuneaton Corporation ...

... youthful enthuslasm - , . j , The goal clock licked as follows —12th minute. LEES. 18th. BENNETT’S equal ser; 21sl. HARDY; 361 h. HARDY: 41sl a blazing “own goal by full-back BENTLEY; thus making the half- SHIPLEY ST. MARY’S BEATEN AFTER HARD-FOUGHT GAME ...

... must have been disappointed. - NVith an appeal which should have been popular with Most people of a football area. Basil Thomas's comedy Just did not get there. Nevertheless, the North Riding Theatre Company, who presented it. displayed some grand team ...

... 1, Sale 1 a.m. TUESDAY. OCTOBER Show and Sale . BULLS O. HARDY. Secretary Auction Mart. Barnard Castle Tei. 112, The MIDDLETON-1N lEESDAI.E FARMERS MART Ltd.. in conjunction with Messrs, THOMAS ADDISON and SON. Auctioneer-. TUESDAY. OCTOBER Great Annua ...

... is now used.his business wishes to keep oPen: on the day he's going to the for cremat.on at Scholemoor at 11 the Rev. R. A. Hardy I pastor) Mr. Brian Wade and Miss Jean ;not only for men's trousers. bull for longer hours to increase his' barber's. No letters ...

... the rente*ery- Flowers may sent Bellerby. 7a, Robert Street. Harrogate. HARDY.—October 22. the East Riding General Hospital. Drittield. aged 83. b. loved husband Lucy Agnes HARDY, (late Bishop Burton'.—lnterment Middieun. tomorrow (Saturday) 2 p.m. IS ...

... Trojans: —Taylor. Harrison Licklev; Mason. Dibb. Claugii- ion ...

... Guars Avotins. Thomas Norris Booth. Guncan Graham Bottornley. James Rafferty. Johann Rieder Anthonv Smith Geoffrey Taylor. Terence Wood iceigh!ey Technical College: Michael John Allison. Derck Bates. Charles Durkin Arthur Kenneth Hardy. Allan Midgley ...

... Coulton, 72. 38; N. Grafton, 44. 80; J. Walsh. 22. 68-3 frames. Redcar Unionlsis: J. Coleman. 86 21; F. Carr, 53, 82; W. Thomas, 43, 30-3 frames. Redear Workmen's: D. Alden, 58. 50 ; V. Jones, 29. 20; .J. Robinson. 53. 80 —3 frames. Eaton and Normanby ...

... out. dr. Lewis told The Yorkshire ' His face was blue and I thought he vas dead. I applied respiration and hen Constable Hardy arrived take over. Mr. L. Lewis and his son David -iiouid was learned late last night that »oy > condition had improved and ...