... Golders Green Crematorium on Saturday. February 19. ll a.m. Friends please accept this intimation. Flowers may be sent to Thomas Ebbutt and Sons, 89. High Street, Croydon. VlNT.—February ID, at the Duke o! York Home HAROLD WILLIAM. 18. Moor.and Avenue ...

... Concert (Part 7.10 Programme Parade. 3.45 —Spa Orchestra. 10 .. . . , . rvai» ...

... on a £45,000 house building contract the buil replied that he could Tile builder was keen to get in at Louth, said Mr. John Thomas Chenery, Town Clerk of Louth from 1948 to 1953. there were errors In the summary. Mr. Justice Stable: Did that Dutton had ...

... Science Survey. in Mu-Jo while Work «» . 10 s—Thomas Hardy, his 4b4in., 194 m. 9.45—8a11et Music. 10 30—Mu.1c wnnc writ ten Music. friends 3.o—The Ermine 10.15 Service. 11.0 Younger Generation. -55—The Poetry of Thomas NORTH HOME 10.52—The Epilogue. 4.40—“ Sadia ...

... Bourne Methodist Church, Flamborough, tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2 p.m. HARDY.—February 27, BLANCHE, 6, Park Avenue, Leeds. 6, the beloved daughter of the, late Charles Walker and Caroline HARDY. Service Wrangthorn Church on Thursday 11.13 a.m., followed by interment ...

... dentist, of Victoria Square. Newcastle. With him were Miss Sheila Martin, of Haughton-le-Skerne, near Darlington, and Mr. Thomas Anderson, from Morpeth. All suffered from shock, but they recovered aboard the Adaptity. The skipper last night told Sheerness ...

... approved. Replying to criticism of the very expensive mansions ’ converted into colleges, made by Alderman H. Hardy (Con., Morley), Sir Thomas Tomlinson said as Governor of the Lady Mabel College he could state that its total cost date was £250,000. The ...

... Royal Marines promotions Major-General C. R. Hardy, Royal Marines, is to be promoted Lieut- General and to be Commandant General Royal Marines, in succession to General Sir John C. Westall, from about mid-August and Colonel F. C. Horton, Royal Marines ...

... I, change. Mexborough.—*G M. HANSON (Soc.), 2.299; £. Mason (Citizens’ Assn.), 2,222; maj. 77. No change. Mirfield. —»J. HARDY (Ind.), 2,996; M. Day (Soc.), 2,553; maj. 643. change. Morley No. 1. —J. RHODES (Ind.), 1,584; *Mrs. M. L. Barnes (Soc.), 1 ...

... - 6 ?5 :ub ° re . * 6.0—88 C Northern Ireland 8.25 —A Meeting with Thomas 7.45 —Show Case o’l2 —Letter from America 7.15 —Holidays Abroad. 8 10.30 Music While You Light Orchestra Hardy 8.30 —Special Enouirv' 4 Mendelssohn _ . Work .45 .. Xhe Archers .» ...

... Harris 39; F. Crossley 4-18. D. Garnett 5-14); Thackley 104-3 (K, Place 47 not out, E. Walker 25 not out). Livcrsedge 75 (R. Hardy 25; J. W. Hastings 5-18, R. Robinson 4-23): ♦Hanging Heaton 77-2 (A. 30 not out). ♦Scarborough 47-2 v. Rotherham (aband., rain ...

... Light 3.3o—Orchestral Hour. tive). 12.0—Clydebank Burgh Band. 10.15 Election Broadcast fenow (Part U- Orchestra. 4.15 —Thomas Hardy. 9.35 Royal Windsor Horse 12.30—Plano Playtime. (Miss Edith Pitt, Conserve- 5.0-5.55 Children’s Tele-7.5o—Lilt —Lilt Up ...