... Award b Thomas co'.4..rit:th 6 . 0. Hardy 16: Oa b D. 14; Phelan c M. !lardy 6 Tann,: 4: c and 0 T. 17. r. tsur. u; Franklin 0 M. Hardy b O. Hardy 13: Th om., 22: limns 0; 123. .11. Magm a 4 tar 29. 0. Baird, 3 for 78. 14mHardy Adcb ock b ...

... 13a : PRESIDENT'S XI 106. President's XI.—C. Bartlett e W. Hardy b R. Baugh 38: B. Wickham lby b 0. Hardy 10: H. Harding c R. Long:et b W. Hardy 17; C. Darla b B. Thomas 3; J. Inkpan b W. Hardy 0: P. b R. Baugh 0: R. Timm, not out 14: Hemp c ...

... loving Wag and Daughter. HARDY tHerbern.—Treasured of • dear Husband and rather. died June 11. 1937. Years have still sweet memories telialn.:',-From his loving Wile. Daughters and Boas. BONES.—In loving memory of A;br•l Thomas Merl.% Jmee died June 15 ...

... 9; J. Martine Reed b Morley 1; T. Hardy b Farewell 0; B. Cooke not out 10; extras 8; total 18 wkts. dec.) 162 111IeilwaiA.Raggett lbw b Martin 8; R. Thomas c and b Hardy 5; A. Pepper b Dutlin 11; B. Farewell c Hardy b Duffin 11; R. Baldwin b Duffin 8 ...

... SKI LLING NNERS* VII TOWN WA 131—II. Town Nailing. -P. Rollin& Thomas .1: D. Tobin b Phelan 23; W. H.ekmott b Thomas 7; D. Wooden Thomas 25; M. Taylor b Wiltshire 20; I. Chamber* a Thomas b Wiltshire 12; ). Mason a Poole b Ooldamith 9; J. ,:harlton'b ...

... nevelt. 3 Mr. O. Edwards: of Bowers: 1 Mr. 0. Edwards, 2 Mr. J. Wood. 3 Mr. C. leaves: roses: 1 Mr. • MIME. 2 Mr. IL Thomas, 3 Mr. Braves: hardy fruit: 1 Miss Mr. Glover; potatoes: 1 Mr. A. Bookie, 2 Mr. J. Wood. 3 Mr. Stone; tomatoes: 1 Mrs Pratt. 2 Mr. Cooksey ...

... lasted. The getter- The cross. of roughl carted sting hoard have been good Wood. %as taken to St. the past and not est bow Thomas's Church South- pita! supplies. There would be borough. on Monday. and ; considerable dieleidties the before being carried ...

... Linn 2 for 26. Lesser*. Tomlinson r.o. 9; Trent lbw 0: Lasell r.o. 11; Goldsmith c McCooey c 5: P. Taylor lbw 0; Rine 6: Thomas b 0: M. Taylor lbw 1: Melton not 0; Robertson c and b 7: estrus 5; total 105. Sutcliffe S fur 37. Hubbard 2 for 24. The Leopards ...

... 49 between Hill Hardy 1201 and Langley. a third wicket stand of 4$ between Langley 146. and Bob 'nouns i3SI. After the two fours by were almost the only scoring strokes for the rest of the Inn- Ing Paddy Hogan for 301 enc. 'Ernie Thomas three for 32i were ...

... 51. R. Longley b W. Hardy 23• Massey c A. Filcher b W. Hardy 30: Rae-Bm:th c R. Baugh b B Thomas , 0; CYRegan b W. Hardy 0; Birkwyre ► R. Baugh 7; Holmes It C. Darn b W. Hardy 1; Venables It. Langley R. • Baugh 12: Williams W. ...

... all. Wadfigures were reported from the burst would pass their opponmatch at Ferdaamha, where It. ents' score. Timms and Bill Hardy bowled Excitement was intense as unchanged. Irefeenhurars open- the score gradually rose. but. hag partnership took most of ...

... acquisition? A made especially for the Lord grandfather clock he bought Mayor of Hastings, the late on spec last week from a Thomas Hicks. who held office Marden family. But clocks in the mid-19th century. The are not so easy to find clock weighs one hundred- ...