... (EX-Chestarßeld) and Stom Howard |PLonlcd, (if not fuancally) (rom| wickels and soorsd 00 P poter | Frifpe o Masin . Tii among 13 British drivers entered (eX-Barrow), who took over in the|eige onposition e B st Sl CLer | Williams NOL OUL o . sesesrserserss ...

... the 22 Skyrac athletes ran fast enough to qualify for the North Yorkshire County Championships. The best performances on the day came from Stuart Johnstone, who won the year nine race, and Graham Powell was once again came from Stuart, who was second in ...

... C. £ P~f“fk~‘ C“’dß:'(’il and W;{‘uk oame a faut T. Howard's colours were carried to the front “'r’e{ ongs. .':l w M by Ea,lmd a colt by William the Third. bles _sent Mahsn i S up) 8 Mr. Howard does not own many horses, but °'?‘;‘ S, B““,r five ...

... generous Christmas gifts on record. On Christmas Day, 1806, William Markham, Archbishop of York, gave a thousand pounds to each of his grandchildren, and he had 47 grandchildren at the time. Mr. Howard Lloyd, of Bletchingley, in 1906 sent 37 of his nieces ...

... Bridge, Herbert, aged Best, wishes from both families. #6 vears, the dearly loved hushand of Amy Simpson. Prayers at the William- Marriages ;;nndr‘uneml l:lr?lme.dsnlton Brow, Sowerby 3 S ridge, on ursday, January 11, at GI.IE!\\\OOI)—-D’,()OK.:«OYI‘ ...

... Gift-lade East t 77~y (‘IF'I‘-LADEN West Be ) Communist-built W let them visit relative for Christmas. The barriers will be ip days. They had been clo six months. After th mas period another agzr (will need to be reg between the. East Germ |West Berlin Governn ...

... Pallard Court, Flame | iigeq by Mr. H. H. Greenwood, Saldivar (Mexico) (holder) v, :l.:m, Justice Walk, William F., Makal- illusionist, of. HBIHa)E. ' Howard Winston (Britain). Betting: 8 Fi E | Mr. Solomons said: “I have Makeidat, 11 to 2 Tomfleno:rllt!'u.ss ...

... sermon was preached by the archdeacon, the lesson was read by the Rev. J. Williams, priest_in char%e of St. John’s Church, Rishworth, and the Methodist minister, the Rev. J. A, Howard led the prayers. The Rev. C. A. Barnes, Vicar of | Ripponden, was also ...

... Qichslsen, Gresbes, Barker and Sales by @ Bush & Sons, §.1.3. ‘t‘y l' THIS DAY, AT 11, AT THE MaRT, — — B . T | A LATE CONSIGNMENT O} ABORS A XOW ON VIE e redhen — : THIS DAY, ‘.‘_' ...

... s return to Halifax n College he entered business of S. Whitley ton spinners. He was gartner in the firm by rother Alfred William He early resolved to devote himself to the welfare of young peoole, and took up service as a teacher t Park Sunday School ...

... *Prederick C. Moecley, John W, Faraday Rawmarsh, Rotherham) W Norman Blake (Havlani, Rarnsley), William Rroadiey, B.Bc. (Wombwell, Barnelev). 8 L 1 Doncaster ¢ : William J. 'm. A. Prince, Prank ‘ =l!h (Thorme), R u‘m‘w wood, M.A : *3tarkie Starkie, sopertmmmerary ...

... for still more %2{l’:;‘”&'*,};‘“-,3‘3%},2““}jtg'; . . re bri TS, 3 . Thomas William R.'Lewis (41) and sections of the show following yesterday’s successes (Leeds). John William Lewls (46), both un-'when new high figures were recorded for the horti-| _ ...