... Renovate, tomorrow (Friday) at 11 am. flowers and letters. request. 6, at Grand View. Road. Knotting Ley. ased 64 years. THOMAS, beloved husband LEEMAN.—Service home tomorrow (Friday) at 2.30 p.m. fallowed Interment at Knott Cemetery. Sonera mourning ...

... competitors gave up all thought of practice yesterday and enjoyed thetr social reunion the warmth of the clubhouse, a few hardy souls went out and played nine holes. They brought red painted balls which showed up against the snow. But It was freak golf ...

... Nab Wood Cemetery. Friends pleage accept intimation. paee. COLLlNS.—January 8. at 175. Cms Flatie Orove. Ueds. 11. SIDNEY THOMAS the dearly loved bartend Margaret COLLI*® and dear father of Frank. Kenneth and MarJorie.—Corttge leavee residence Mondap ...

... CX)., Ltd.; Fred Ambler. Ltd. £35.— R. Forrest. £26 5s. —Oollins and Cawthom. Ltd. £25. —Water Pits Spinning Co.. Ltd.; John Hardy and Co. (Bradford). Ltd.; Cast'e Street Combing Co., Ltd.: W. and Co.; Wm. Voaper, Ltd.: Employees of and Grandage. Ltd.; Mrs ...

... Heathfieid Place. Halifax. —Interment at All Saints' Church. Halifax, Thursday at 11 a.m. HARDY. —February 13. Nether Edge Hospital. Sheffield, aged 83 years. HELEN HARDY, late 60. Endcliffe Rise Road. Sheffield —Service and interment at Cemetery near Leeds ...

... Victoria Nursing Home. Ripon. to and Richard GRAHAM, of Aldfield, Ripon. the gilt son. HARDY. —February 16. at Moorlands, Dewsbury, to Shirley (n*e Burrows) and John HARDY, Lamplands Lodge, Upper Batley, son. c MORRlS. —February 12. at the North Middlesex ...

... classrooms—art railing. And tha one great obstacle to these modern methods to large classes.—'Tours faithfully. B. O. H. THOMAS. 66, Trinity Road. Bridlington. Doctors' Council and laymen W LA. writes: my comments Tuesday about the draft proposals for ...

... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. LOSEBY. of Bradford. FOWKE HUDSON. March 11, at Addlngham Parish Church, the Iter. John Wrenghem Hardy. SIDNEY EVELYN of Allestree, Derby, MAROARET. eldest daughter of the lata Mr. and Mrs. O. E. HUDSON, Stourton address. Galea ...

... Try— Bartow —Ooals: Gibson 2. Tr.oo: Cast.e. Toohcy. Doncastcr 2 Don caster —Goals: lynan. Guest. Tries: Bowers. Hardy Dewsbury—Ooals: Thompson 3. Tries: Danter. Hemingway. ■ailfax 5 7 York 1 3 1| Hsilfa* —Ooals: C.argson 5. Tries: Lynch ...

... Constantinople (Martin, History of Wath-upon-Dearna ) and wimples of such fonts are reported exist not only (made Thomas Hardy Strata). Wragby and BlrstalL but probably a number other places also. In the last-named ease, says Craddock ( History ...

... taste. standing one the most fascinating characters of the Victorian age. The study of Hardy suffers from Mr. Holloway's self-imposed handicap of Ignoring verse. Hardy continued to write verse long after the last of his novels was published; his verse, ...

... Pettier «■ O; *f 4 ' T. K. R. O. Wade 1. Dr. Maher 0. _ _ •rnifr H O. H. Hardy (Dawsbury) 1. D. 0: P- c - olb a (Bradford) 1. J. (Hudderrflald) A. O. Mjdflev (Huddarsflekl) I s. D. Thomas >a. M, P. 0. M. J. l. M. Morgmn (HudSenrtleld) 1. HMierthO. A. (WsWledl) ...