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... Shilling Shocker. Hydeonlan. Dowland Ducliess 10-10. FORECAST. 15-8 Knayesm re. 5-2 Kent Rood 4-1 Lleht MM., 11-2 Hardy or Mahrhappen. 100-8 Pr.ory Paul. An Eniginst.st. 100-7 Wonrood Cu:dee 1 1 —MINNOW HANDICAP 'CHASE. 1.1.) £3Ol. miles, 71 -104 Pelican ...
... wardens of Guiseley on the institution of the new Rector. the Rev. J. F. Wrangham Hardy. Mrs. South went to Guiseley at the age of 9 on the appointment of her father. the Rev. Thomas Bays Ferrisand. as rector in 1859. She spent the subsequent year there until ...
... MUSIC 1. (a) Irish song; poem by Thomas Moore; air R. A. MUlikin; (b) Song by Haydn Wood: (c) Nickname Andnnt.ino D flat for Organ, by Edwin Lemare; (d) Waltz by Joliann Strauss: (e) Song from Crest the Wave, by Ivor NoVello. 2. (a) Peter; Alexander; ...
... (friend ) . Miss Eileen Akroyd. The pageboy master Brian Dupont. her HARDY—MARSHALL The best man was Mr. Mr. Harold Hardy. eldest son of AL. rioiroyd and the groomsmen Mrs. D. V. Hardy, of 3, Freehold were Mr. Samuel McGarry (bride's Street, Primrose Hill ...
... wishes received by tbe Rev. i. E. Wrmngham Hardy on his Instltutlon Rector of Galseley Is letter from old Isdy London aged 103. She explained she was the daughter of former Rector of Galseley. the Rev. Thomas Hoys Ferris and went to Gulseley ber father's ...
... mourn:nit. please.] 13 TERRY. December 10. at .243. MlDche,ter Road. Bradford. Layinta 1881, clear!y.loved wife of the late Thomas Terry. Cortege leaves address Today !Saturday.. at 10.20. Service at St. James's Church; interment Bowling Cemetery Accept ...
... linked with music. One of the children was John Thomas Dearlove. born 1846. whose wife bore him eight sons and three daughters. all of whom, except ons who died early, became professional musicians. John Thomas was enterprising and engaged a wagonette to ...
... the pavement. Mr. Harry Hardy has promised to Two men were on the pavement, accept an invitation 7o stand fnr :he one in a sitting position looking Conservative and National Liberal dazed ad other in a huddled Association. Mr. Hardy has conposition a few ...
... directly or Indirectly? Mr. John Rodgers on Gray SELECTED POEMS OF THOMAS GRAY, with air Introduction John Rodgers (Grey Walts Press, 55.) This admirable little selection the poems Thomas Gray, who best known for his Elegy in Country Churchyard, introduced ...
... in prior to cremation at lAwnswood at p.m. Sprays only. —December 6. 1953, her 75th yes:. LILY, dearly loved wife the late Thomas Alfred DREWETT. —Cortege leaves 124. New Road. Mlddleetown. tomorrow • Wednesday) 1.45 p.m.. for service and interment James's ...
... drop expenditure police clothing and accoutrements from £106.707 In 1962-63 to an estimate of £77,100 for 1954-68. Aid H. Hardy said this resulted from experiment, research end practical tests which had at the same time Improved the oomfort. health and ...
... Messrs. Thomas Ratcliffe and Co.. Ltd.. Fuel-saying Fires; self-contained; need Moderns Mills. Mytholmroyd. no fitting - C.V.S.. Sandbed, ffebden for a. W A C !'friD rabtiee plain looms. , Bridge ° Tr!. L H L .8. ,8 4 ° 73 ._ Messrs. Thomas Ratcliffe ...