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... lucky enough to read It In full can be judged bv the deliciously witty accounts of Mrs. Woolf's meetings with, for example, Thomas Hardy, Arnold Bennett and George Moore, which seem almost more illuminating than anything else yet written on those authors. ...
... quite inexact scientists became squeamish, and youth There is peril, it is true, in = ear- danger is seen made somewhere by Thomas Hardy. A blow depends not on the nature of the blow but on the nature of the recipient. We cannot know someone oe conduct direct ...
... bridesmaid was Shirley Anne Hardy who wore a pink taffeta crinoline-style dress and carried a bouquet of white carnations Mr F Roberts at the organ Mr Granville Burgin (bridegroom's brother) the best man and Mr Jack Hardy the groomsman The bride's going-away ...
... ATKINSON. High Street House COOPER—HARDY.—November 7 at St Mary Church. by the Rev J S.'aer. ass.sted by the Rev w Mitohe MICHAEL. CLAPPiSON. only son Mr. and Mrs. R COOPER. Farm. VALERIE LILIAN, daughter Mr. and Mrs W H HARDY Highfie d. Oarton. DAWSON —THORNTON ...
... Eccleshill C.S. (Bradford) 9, Todmoerden Youth Centre 0 (West Riding Junior Cup Comp.) Todmorden Y.C. team: Simpson.! Law, Thomas, Wrench, Whitham, Brown, Sharphouse, Nesbitt, Aspin-“ all, Syvkes, Wilkinson. 1 Eccleshill won the toss and played downhill ...
... Christine inee Poster) end Joseph Sbactleton. • slater for Jane and Anne i Helen Patricia) THOMAS.—On November 23. 1953, at General Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs C P Thomas. Greystones. Victoria Road. Eland. a eon. WOODHEAD.—On Monday. November 23. 1933. at Halifax ...
... BILLIARDS TABLE, full sued. carved walnut, new; owner going abroad; cues, stand, bolls, marker, iron, brush, lights with shade. —Hardy. Maple Grange Otley lADY must sacrifice 2 RINGS. 4 large J Diamonds £llO, and Diamonds £s2.—* Yorkshire Post. Leeds. OCELOT ...
... playersfrom local .junior clubs. and they will be in the •• A team to opnose Hull A•• at Castleford tomorrow They are' Joseoh Thomas Sayce (full back). 18. Mt. 81n. 11st. 71b.. from Willow Park. Allen Scott (centre). 20. Mt. filin., 11st. from Glass Houghton ...
... > pue Otorer. win* muking hla debut. Dickens (J eeut and HARDY headed the ball into i‘ A minute later Slntletnn made save punrhlng out a shot br Hov but from the comer kirk taken Atkmaon. HARDY netted hia first «oal lor 0p» from a centre Dickens «J * ...
... their wedding today St. Francis's Church, Five Lane Ends, Bradford. The bride, an Olympic hardier, 118, Yorkshire'* 80 metres hardies champion for the past three years, and Yorkshire high Jump champion, attended Miss Pamela Threapleton (sister). Robinson, ...
... Church, Mr. James Richards, 16, Victoria Road, to Miss Ada Mitchell, Leeming Hall. DEATHS On the 21st November, aged 54 vears, Thomas Greenlees, Marshall Street. On the 21st November, aged 41 years, Mary Sharp, Stansfield Terrace, Cornholme. On the 22nd November ...
... SchOemoor Cemetery. Friends please accept this Intimat.ictn • Requiescat In pace. 33 HARDIE. November 20. in hospital. John William 1891, dearly-loved husband of Edith Hardie, 4, Minced Drive. 01'stead. Funeral leaves above address Wednesday. 1.45 p.m . for ...