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... WANTED. House to Rent. 2 Bedreoms, Electricity preferred. —Write Box 300. VWVANTED, Smart Young Lady Assis'ant.—Freeman, Hardy and Willis, 27, Water Streat. WANTED, three Scheol Leavers (Girls) to learn Beaming— Apply Manager, Mons Mill. WANTED, Hand ...
... highest score of the evening wiin 125. E. McEvoy, for the Hole in the Wall, pulled a point ahead in the third leg against V. Thomas and ihe leag was kept in the fourth when B. Rudsdale got two of the three games against J. Smith, of K.S.C. B. Powell, of ...
... Todmorden, from Thomas Ranson. William Clarence Hargreaves was granted the permanent transfer of the Waggon and Horses Inn, Walsder, from William Henry Taylor. Before: Major J. Mitchell, M.C.. D.F.C. (presiding), Coun, B, Stansfield and Coun. H. Hardy (Mayor of ...
... held in Tocmorden on Wednesday evenings commencing on the 9th January. 1957. The lecturer for this course will be Mr Philip Thomas, B.Sc.. M. R.CVS. Enrolment for either or 21l of these courses may be made at Todmorden or Hebden Bridge on the enrolment ...
... —Vm_(;e;uflé;bv;n Claude Harold Harris was granted the permanent transfer of the Dusty Miller Inn, Mytholmroyd, from Norman Rees. Thomas Henry Garnett was granted the permanent transfer of the Bhoulder of Mutton Inn, Hebden Bridge, from D Wilks, before:—Major ...
... with ages totalling 517 years, shared “ top ™ table as guests of honour with the Mayor and Mayoress (Coun, and Mrs, Herbert Hardy), the Club’s President, Ald. A, King, J.P., and the two chaplains, the Rev. L. R. Gaimster and the Rev. A. Metcalfe, Alderman ...
... of Esther, Joss's wife, for an errant husband —all contribute to scenes that have a bolq dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas Hardy. One looks forward to another novel from William Holt.” The * Yorkshire Post” says: “It is firmly constructed and presents ...
... KNOT? A gripping tale of these parts by a Todmorden-born author. *“ Scenes that have a bold dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas Hardy ” (Yorkshire Observer). Praised by J. B. Priestley, Phyllis Bentley, Letiice Cooper, Eleanor Farjeon, and others. Splendid ...