... SUNDAY : Husheath Manor. north-east of Ooudhurat (0. Lucas). admission 25.; Sandling Park, north-west of Hythe (Maj. A. E. Hardy). 11-7: Witheradane Hall. Wye (Wye College): The Iris Nurseries, Crofton Lane, Orpington (open until June 17); Cranesden, Mayfield ...

... continued. There were plenty of old people, who were ratepayers, who were going to benefit by the saving d r . m i., wamnuulocsifi Hardy. th p e re iHeers said l tfloirCtoitlmheetofmth i Th e t y :e 4e : . w . °sl 6 :Ar l d i about Subtopla or the habits of K ...

... and presented with a bouquet by funs Patton. The Rev. H. Ward (Odor of Bt. P•tere) led prayers. WEDDING Mr. Chariton—Miss Hardie Mss Patricia Harden, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Hard's. of 34. Woodbury Park Road. TUC bridge Wells. was married ...

... gh. Tuesday. far about 44 years manager For driving a van with an in- Freeman, Hardy and Willis's shop i n efficient handbrake in Pembury Tonbridge High Street, Mr. Thomas : High Street on February 27. Richard George Brooks. of Claremont. .Leslie Tizzard ...

... noon' 1481-9 • NONDESCRIPTS Cranbrook Town v. Chris , Church 1111-4. College. Oxford 111.30 a m 1. Hardy c 17: Z. Adcock Speldhurst v. Rawitenbury 13; W. Hardy b 44; R. Longley lbw 13. Peushurst Park v. North Obeam Wan- P, Timms 4 O; P. Bartlett 9: J. Langdryers ...

... innings at 143. The Fordcombe innings proceeded on somewhat simihir lines. Two wickets were (faun for 26 when Campbell and Bill Hardy began a be'run partnership for the third wicket. sight of the hundred with only two men out Fordcombe might have felt the match ...

... Wood 24..1. Coltman Horsford b Hardy Cook b Punnett 3: D. Peckham 6 26; J. Race b Hardy 15; R. Owen b Russell 2: J. Laker c and b Punnett Wood 33: F. Morns b Hardy 0; V. 1: J. Edmonds b Runge] 1: E. 0. Seilth Godley b Hardy 8. K. M:ller c Bartlett Punnet' ...

... Fitt 5 Boyle S. R. Walker b now 13: 1 Whenday lbw bl, Thomas 70: 45: I. Theobald langefeld 4: R. 2P. Lawrence not out 9, -0 4- N Turner and 1 2 ; dews N. c b Aylward 30 R. Humphrey c R D. Hunt 6 E. Thomas t 7: N Gibb b Moore b Peckham 22; R. Ashby c total ...

... District omnibus driven by Mr. L. H. Kemp and a psi hsed A talk on The City of London `,ate car driven by Mr. Robert given by Cr. Hardy. of Bexley. iVeitch. of Tonbridge Road. Maid. • Townswomen's Renting Guild 'stone. were both slightly damaged R oom . and 'when ...

... Tuesday. First whist drive organised by the newly-formed parish social club was held at the parish room on Wednesday. Mr. Hardy was M.C. Officers erected at a meeting after the drive were: chairman, the Rev. J. M. T. Griffiths; vice-chairman, Mies N. ...

... but there vier. Mr CH. solth 48170 an hand. C A.. proposed the Kent B.A. He regretted the Illness et the 'remould?. A.tort Hardy. Dread at t h e Mr Pere, and that Keel accounts sold amp. had made history In the borri:ny world. 16 6 1.666 and Snelling replied ...

... vase of chrysanthemums for effect, own foliage, 1 Mr. A. Thomson, 2 Mrs. 11. Norwood. 3 Mrs. E. Moore; open, 2 dishes of hardy fruit, 5 to a dish, 1 Mr. S. W. Cooke; open (special), vase of chrysanthemums for effect, own foliage, 1 Miss A. B. Lemon. ...