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... Street; Elsie Smitham. 21 York Street; Frank Antrobuis, 35 Granville Street: Ronald Millward. 72 Westfield Road: Edward Thomas Hardy, 59 A.shridge Street: Edmund Jones. 8 Trentham Street. all of Runcorn: and Herbert Davies. 6 The Brow, Frodsham Bridge ...
... Greenwood Tree (Thomas Hardy) by J. Cane. and the singing by all of - God rest you merry, gentlemen completed the first part. After the interval we WI sane Once in Royal David's City. which was followed by three short readings. The Oxen Hardy) by A. Utter ...
... The Three hfummers (Michael Head' by the choir with D. Dobson accompanist). A reading front Under the Greenwood Tree (Thomas Hardy) by J. Cane. and the singing by all of God resr you merry. gentlemen completed the first part. After the interval we ...
... Assizes A silly infatuation, which had arisen between a 53-yearsold farmer and a I 5-years old girl, had the aspects of a Thomas Hardy novel, said Mr. H Emlyn Hooson, defending. at Chester Assizes on Wednesday. Letters couched in endearing terms were left ...
... annual Young Wives' Mrs M Snowball Mrs M Brecknall treasurer Members committee elected nail snowball Hewitt C Bradley Thomas Lano Rev Hardy circuit on Water Church on minister Rev H W Smith preacher the evening under of D At service O social musical choirmaster ...
... Nunc Dinunittis. T. A Wamls!ey 41814-1856 0 , in D. Anthem: Holy. Lord Cod Almighty - Thomas Batson (d. 1629). Hymn 407. 6.30 p.m.. Nave Service. Preacher: Canon Hardy (Canon in Residence,. ORDINATION AT CATHEDRAL The Bishop of Chester held .n Ordination ...
... re%%,tv.l up loucll% Waren-street park In testis:Wag. they saw Thomas sittii.a in the car. and bec apto when they saw that m ereth was ao ignition key in the switch Asked wnat ne was doing Thomas it was alleged. said he was trying Lu move - his - car into ...
... PETER'S CHURCH. DELAMERE. GARDEN PARTY IN THE RECTORY GROUNDS , on S.6TURDAI'. 7th JULY. 1954 Opening ceremony at 3 by Mrs. Hardy Castle Hill. Crowning of he Rose Quern , follow directly ither the Opening Ceremony. Admission 1 -. Chrdren 6d. n2O _ . . NORTHWICH ...
... Manchester. lasi Tuesday Dr J. C. Kellett. MSc., tCheshiret. was elected chairman. The death occurred on Monday of Lord COZCIIS Hardy. of Letheruigsett Hall, Norfolk, aged 83. He WaS a former chairman of the Merse%sids Hospitals' Council. A pioneer motor ht ...
... D. Jones, (grandchildren p. Mrs. H. Parkinson, Mrs. J. Thomas. Mrs. J. Lee (sisters), Mrs. S Bell is (sister-in-law., Mr. J. Lee (brother-in-law Mrs. F. Jones Mrs. C. Jones (cousins., Mr. W. Thomas (nephew.. Mrs. W Lloyd, Mrs. E. Bradley mieces). Others ...
... the harvest thanksgiving service on Sunday. There were special harvest hymns and the service was conducted by the Rev. W. J. Thomas. of Surleydam. The organist was Mrs. A. Williams. SISTERHOOD.— Mr. Wright of Nantwich, was the speaker at the Methodist Church ...
... Barlow. c. Cole. h. Wilkes 14: G. C. Thomas. c. B Davies. b. Wyse. 0: A. Stephenson. h. Wyse 0; X. Thompson, not. out. 1; extras 4: total 82. Wershant let Xt.—B. &Salary. not out 42: G. Britton. et O. Thomas. b. P. Thomas. 11; D. Pritchard. not out. SI; extras ...