... morden (Coun. H. Hardy. J.P., and Mrs. Hardy); Coun. H. Lord. J.P.. (chairman of Hebden Ftoyd Urban District and Mrs. Lord; . ; Coun. G. H. James, J.P.. (chairman ;of Elland Urban District Council and Mrs. James; Coun. H. W. ; Thomas, J.P. 4 chairman ...

... left $200.341 (net £79_,2371. Duty Paid, £41.073. Mr. 11.111011 Haedisty. 120. Walesa'', York, left net £3444). Mr. Msaill Hardy, SI. Wh'te Cross Road, Herby Road. York, formerly of Tyner Street. Hasby Road, York, left £1.068 (net £1.007i Mr. Wyndham Rsbeets ...

... Tod' rnorden (Coun. H. Hardy. J.P.. and Mrs. Hardy'. the chairman of Sowerby Bridge Urban District Council (Coun. C. W. Maude. J.P. and Mrs. Maude. the chairman of Ripponden Urban District Council (Coun. H. W. Thomas) and Mrs. Thomas. the chairman of Hepton ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...