... Read. Braelelrell. White. Sates, therapist, Mr. T . R . F ranc i s, Domestic Utensils and other effects. Walker. F. Clayton. Hardy. Aked, Brown, IS expressed that there was a On View Morning of Bale. FOR SALE P. Clayton. Reserves: Davies. Ambler, portion ...

... 72-hour ban on spit and polish and fire drill. ended to-day. it was a HAD TO CATCH over a national wage claim Fireman Bill Hardy, Coventry' TRAIN area secretary of the Fire Brigades Union, said: I think we have made our point that conditions The jury ...

... QUERY iftw, reseei • 10 Dewsbu •V. WHITEHAVEN time holding the wily and speedy I teem =WI n peed= haw MA NE v. Bramle; '2 Hardy I How many nines has a player to , the thee kid= egamenaese HALIFAX V. Hunslet 3 e-e- HULL KR. V. Castleford 7 gist Cross Lisa ...

... the 28-year,eral of the of Labor. MILE-LONG I t3ecre!til7 Production was almost at a still to-day at the Birmiz factory of Hardy Spicer, manufacturers of vehicle prt ,shafts, where nearly 2.000 - !decided at a mass meeting to-dRy ;to continue the strike ...

... present Socialists ,/ organisation EVENING at yesterday's meeting of Fairfield W.V.S. Darby and Joan, Club. when Mr. E. R. Hardy,l MR. MORGAN PHILLIPS, secretary of the Labour Party, SERVICES former Halifax mace bearer,, l gave a talk on the memorable ...

... bowlers' p success made up a Plower. Dark mile.. previous season. may be best to rely on Mr. Hughicormisurm aut. Southern Port. Hardy; Even now. Bury have obtained little for earlier fielding mistakes. Sumner's Ankerdine. who. besid I Stickle Dicklo. Ovidiug ...

... Bracewell Drive. 1135*Silver Weidiete-19110 YVALCSJI*LANZ. -- On January 2 6 . 1935. at Vale Beptat Church. by the Res H. A. Hardy. Herbert Welker to Rose Lane -29, Queen Street, West VC*. near Halifax. Destfts BARGH.-On January 24, 1960, after a long illness ...

... gobbling up tit-bits before the !bigger birds can pluck up !courage to return. + ,Not so hardy OnUR gentle thrush visitor from Scandinavia the 'musical redwing—is not so hardy as its home up North would lead us to assume, and is especially vulnerable to prolonged ...

... D. W. Standeven said. (president. Halifax and District Manufacturers' Association', me. R. Some people considered that the Thomas (chairman. Halifax Textile boom would lead to infbition, but Society ' . Mr. H. G. Grey (president, this need not occur. Figures ...

... f 119. Cousin Lane. Illingworth (Wadsworth). Mg communications and telephone l , rked her car, without lights , Mr. K. R. Hardy. of Halifax. was gtun calla because of what he is doing I d Mr. Walmsley's car. the toastmaster. In the ten minutes which he ...

... Dews (Dews Garages. Ltd.) and Mrs. Dews. Harry Riley Messrs. Sutcliffe and Riley. Halifax). J. F. Nicholl and D. Feather 'Thomas 'Feather and Co.. Ltd.. Bradford), F. W. Dodger (Samuel Weixter and Sons. Ltd.) and Mrs. Dodger, Maurice Angel 'also representing ...

... Jackson). L. Stansfteld • I Monday. Production might be I ( also representing Mr, R. V. !delayed a little in other parts of Thomas and Mr. A. L. Kitchen. ,18.M.C.. but not seriously. I and Mr. J. Nicholson, J.P., Lodge Weekly output had been reduced 'of ...