... Rowbotham. Gallagher, Hardy iR*. r,. . 2 4b. Fraln, Wrtght. Smith Baggs. Eley. Division II Burns. Chnstlo Rift House. 2-30 West View Res. v. Shollon W«*st Blackball Meths. v. Seaton H.T. - View Re.s Kerrs. Con- Seaton. Anderson. Harrison Thomas nor Atkinson ...

... —Yesterday; TORQUAY, Aberdeen; ABDINGLY, Poole; FLATHOUSE. SauthKmplon SAILED. Yesterday: FIREDOO. London; BODMIN MOOR. Poole; THOMAS HARDY, London \#\\ ~. ■■■,,: . , \n\ \W\\ .. A '= AVVv I \\rvv\ .•-_! v m \C\\| I / :, ' > - A’ioV\ \ V \\sk\ -■•..!■>■ .■::*fegf ...

... Fireguard 1.40. Windier 1.55. Redrln 2.25. Hartlepool: Colonel Crompton 2.55. Brixton 3.45. Grampian Coast 3.55. Kenri* 5.45. Thomas Hardie 7.50. Teday: Sir Alexander Kennedy 1.25 am. Firedog 3.50. Mistley 4.0. Ewell 4.25. VESSELS IN THE TVNE No, 1 Tier. South ...

... Ashington faded WORKINGTON to form after pointless four 4 1 triumph over ASH-IN'GTON An equality teams the interval reflected Hardy Dodd one for each side the lead the visitors faded Ifurran centre-forward on trial Gilmour scored Workington HAMMONDS 1953 ...

... Birdwood, London (Derwenthaugh). Matching. Poole (buoysl. ParKeston. Aalborg iNewcaelle) •EAHAM HARBOUR Arrlvale yesterday: Thomas Hardie. London; Poole Harbour. Poole: Samuel Clegg. London. Today: Corfell. London. Baninge Saturday: F-.reglow. London; Flathouse ...

... endorsed Mrs, Hardy’s remarks. Also on the platform was Conn. W. Ritchie. Entertainment was provided ih© West Sleekbum Forget Me Not Concert Party. Following the presentation supper was held. Taking over Dr. Brown’s practice in is his son. Dr. Thomas A. Brown ...

... nauchton Hindmarsh. Goods .meet at Farm House. 2 30»: Scott Pennock. M Oliver. Rain. Smith. Taylor. Lock. Watson. Reveley Winlow. Hardy; res., J Oliver. Edwards. Ross. St. Ignatius (meet at Gas Oflice. 2 15»: W Thompson. Blakelock. Henderson. Thompson. Wright ...

... Scott was Master of Ceremonies for programme which included songs by Chris. Hewison, baritone, of Seaton Delaval, accompanied Thomas Hoskin, and Margaret Hewitt, soprano, who accompanied herself on the harp. Jack Armstrong, playing North-country airs on the ...

... Broxburn. Dunbar. April 9th, 1953, James, eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Gibson. HARDIE. Dingleton Hospital, Melrose, April 6th. 1953. William Hardie, late of 13 East High Street, Lauder. INGLIS. At Whitchester pital. Duns, April 12th. 1953 ...

... dog to attack youth who was with her, Sunderland Magistrates were told to-day. Mr Richard Reed told the court that Thomas Cook (211, of Hardy Square, punched the girl, 19-year-old Joan Wynn, in the stomach, refused to fight Frank Williams (19), of Rhyl Square ...

... League will be Sir Thomas Bradford, who represented Durham County at both cricket and rugby and made his mark in the Senior League with Chester-le-Street. In this era. with tlie demand for brighter cricket claiming much attention. Sir Thomas s record-breaking ...

... Marriage Guidance Councils 'in • wig ld». MIRA ld» Long Tier; BODMIN MOOR iwlg sailt. Middle Tier North Quay: THOMAS HARDIE • wig •. Low Tier Rack; BELGRAVE • wtg Id» High Tier Rack; AROHGROVE Is cemenn Wvlam Wharf. Docks; REYNOLDS ‘fig outl. East North: ...