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... winners were:—Bridge: Mrs. L. Taylor and Mrs. 4. !Sutcliffe, Mrs. M. Hickman and Mrs. Mary Hickman and Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Lindop. Whist Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Braithwaite, Mr. Lane. Mr. Stall and Mr. Parkin. Heptonatall Consarvatives.—At the annual ...
... BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES Roland Hardy's Surprise Defeat in 7-miler GW. COLEMAN, the Luton electrician, who is member of Highgate Harriers, had his revenge on Roland Hardy, of Sheffield United, this afternoon, in the British Games and Inter-County Athletic ...
... June . . _. . 14 between Thomas Tadcaster, carrier. oungest son cf John Varley late of Heptonstall yeoman deceased, of the one part. and John Cockcroft of Bradford, Gentleman, of the other part . . . witnesseth that the said Thomas Varley for the sum of ...
... frocks, dancing—too often, alas, with partners of their own sex. This friendly and family party had been arranged by Mr Peter Hardy and Mr. Michael Towler, with dancing for the young and energetic, and whist drives and beetle drives for the older and less ...
... c Halnsworth b Patch 8; C. Watson c Hodgson Mllnes 12; B. Skirrow c Hodgson Patch 0; A. Thomas Ibw Hodgson 9; J. Lee st Hodgson b Metcalle 7; T. Thornton c Hardy Metcalfe 16: P Keighley b Hlles 2: C. Jude Hodgson 20; M. Machln Hodgson 10: H. Booth r.o ...
... Plato's Republic reviewed. 9.15: Mozart. 9.50: Tragedy of the Queen of Cornwall. by Hardy. 10.35: Piano RecitaL 11.05: The Poetry of Montale (rpt.). 11.20: Close down. Thomas TELEVISION 5.00-6.04) p.m.: Children. 7.00: News summsr y; sport; - weathecr: newsreel ...
... his department play within the framework of 8.8. C. entertainment television. Our concentration, he said, -is Mr. Howard Thomas is a on the twin objects of being pre- man with a purpose. From the dominantly live television instead second the Yorkshire ...
... be rearranged to give a pleasing formatigy. He described the mansion as it originally was as a fantasy. It looked like Thomas Hardy's 'Two on a Tower.' It was probab:v the last of the Victorian fantasies and very luxurious. Today we have become a little ...
... Mrs. E. Snowden and Mrs. M. Longbottom. Representatives of the Scientific Lodge of Freemasons present were: Messrs. S. B. Hardy (Worship(ul Master). J. Greenwood !Immediate Past Master). G. W. G. Tit:eaA. B. Johnson. T. Bailey. J. Whittin(ham. F. Clark_ ...
... Brighouse'. J. Maxon (Woodhouse and Mitchell. Ltd.. Brighouse'. L. Greenwood. (Kt/whom and Co.. Ltd., Todmorden). F. Hardy (F. Hardy. ironfounders, Huddersfield'. G. W. Nicholls (William Asquith Ltd.. and Modern Foundries). A. Johnwin (William Asquith ...
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... Geoffrey Denison made capital chairman, and Miss Mary Craven did well with her little speech the opener. Norman Lee and Anne Hardy thanked the openers. Recitals were given by Gladys Denison, Eva Comlsh. Doreen Firth. Mary Duckworth. Eric Carlss. and Edmund ...