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	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 8 Oct 1927 Leeds Church and Dickens—-A Bradford Musical Personality—The Countess of Harewood’s Visit—York’s Great Bell Leeds Church and Dickens—-A Bradford Musical Personality —The Countess of Harewood’s Visit —York’s Great Bell. * Did Dickens Write of It? A Bradford Personality. * * * ♦ * * « * « « * « Fixing the Huge Bell. The & C. ELECTRICAL Leeds Church Bi-Centenary View article Type: Illustrated
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 23 Feb 1931 NORTHERN ITEMS. Princess Mary Countess of Harewood has consented to become Patron of the Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education. The NORTHERN ITEMS. Princess Mary Countess of Harewood has consented to become Patron of the Yorkshire Ladies’ Council of Education. The Whitby Rural Council are calling the attention of the North Riding County Council to the dangerous condition of Limber View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 3 Jun 1924 THE COUNTESS OF HAREWOOD'S EGG COLLECTING SCHEME. I From the Countess of Harexcood. To the Editor of the Locds Mercury your readers F. HAEEWOOD Harewood House, Leeds, As far as can be ascertained, the exact amount of eggs collected in the West Riding is as follows: Vice-Periiident, Lady Evelyn Collin?, 145,119; Bradford Group, Yice-Prosidont. Lady Beatrice Lister Kaye, 81 View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 7 Feb 1924 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Hospital Egg Collection From the Countess of Harewood and Sir Edirard Brookshanl\ To Editor of the the Countess of Harewood as president. Sir Brooksbank secretary; vicepresident for the Leeds group, the Ladv; Ehel.vn Collins; vice-president for the Sheffield group, the Lady Kathleen Pilkington; vice-president for the Bradford; ; group, the Lady Beatrice View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 3 Oct 1932 The Countess of Willingdon. (By Joyce Mather,) LEEDS, Sunday. Important Godparents. and Mrs. Ralph Rayner’s baby daughter, who is to The Countess of Willingdon. (By Joyce Mather,) LEEDS, Sunday. Important Godparents. and Mrs. Ralph Rayner’s baby daughter, who is to be christened on Friday next, will have some very important godparents. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, for one, is be a godfather View article Type: Illustrated
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 23 Dec 1936 Leaving Holy Trinity, Sloan Street, London, after their* yesterday—Lady Prudence Jellicoe, youngest daughter of the4 Jellicoe, and of Countess Jellicoe, and Mr, Francis W. Hope t KIRKBY MALZEARD'S ' NEW HALL Borton. Mr. tad Mri. Oetrlove IlUl, Mr O. Kirk, Mr K. Holmes, Mr. J. Mawtr. Mr W. B, Wood. Mr. J Dufflsld, Mr. J. K. V»ro (honorary secretary the old Msnhsnlra' Inititute). Mr. J. (honorary Inuurrr), Mrs. Dtlton (The Hutts, Orewelthorpe). Mrs w. H Ptrraad View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 6 Jan 1928 NORTH COUNTRY GOSSIP Sir Hamilton Harty at Bradford—Yorkshire Commander in China —Harewood’s New Vicar—Leeds Charity Ball Commander in China —Harewood’s New Vicar —Leeds Charity Ball. Holiday Parties. Hjive you ever seen Leeds so full of children spared no efforts to ensure its success, and the gathering has the cordial support of the Earl and Countess of Harewood. Music will be View article Type: Illustrated
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 6 Jul 1939 OBITUARY MRS. EDITH MARY SCATTERGOOD Activities in Leeds Social Work Recalled DR. E. KITSON CLARK S APPRECIATION Mrs. Edith Mury Blackburn Mr and Mrs. N. Hartley. Mr. L. E. Pyrah, Mr. T. A. Oliver, end Mrs. Noel Kitchen. Mr. H. B Dawson. Mr. P. Allison. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gaunt. Mr. Cyril Mr.' Stuart Woodhams. Head Master of Moorlands School. Hr View article Type: Article
	Yorkshire Evening Post Yorkshire, England 1 Jun 1923 LADY HAREWOOD LADY HAREWOOD. Among those ho arrived Prince was the Countess Harewood, wearing a dark grey costume and a bat with a grey ostrich plume. The Lady Mayoress of Leeds (Mrs. Frank Fountain), who was carrying a beautiful bouquet, wore a smart grey coat frock View article Type: Illustrated
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 13 Dec 1927 Princess Mary’s Christmas Gifts—Family Gathering at Harewood —Sir Hugh Bell’s Long Service—Busy Scarborough Ladies Christmas. In Harewood village they are looking forward to a quiet homely Christmas, in which the Earl and Countess will share. It will be a family festival at Harewood House, where Lady Boyne (the only daughter of Lord and Lady Harewood), with her husband View article Type: Illustrated
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 8 Feb 1937 LEEDS SURGEON’S SON ENGAGED TO LADY ELISABETH MURRAY. Lady Elisabeth Murray and Mr. Peter Oldfield, whose engagement is to be LEEDS SURGEON’S SON ENGAGED TO LADY ELISABETH MURRAY. Lady Elisabeth Murray and Mr. Peter Oldfield, whose engagement is to be announced to-day. Lady Elisabeth is the younger daughter of the Earl and Countess of Dunmore, and Mr. Oldfield is the younger View article Type: Illustrated
	Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England 23 Feb 1931 Lord Harewood’s Hunting Mishap. SIR MALCOLM and Lady Campbell photographed in London on Saturday morning, when the land speed record group at Ossington Hall on Saturday, including the Marquis and Marchioness of Titchfield, Lady Sibell and Mr. H. D. Argles, Lady E. Denison, Major Noel Clarke, and Mr. ''‘iTlitwirllMW .r .«trai&> i , v ' *%«■ S>% ■. ■ . ; ; S-' :■«■ .. -; •■, ».',• ,'••• View article Type: Illustrated
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 21 Aug 1935 OBITUARY HON. EDWARD IfASGELLES Fimeral Service Harewood MANY MOURNI Majoj the Hon. Edward Ls brothentof the Earl of Harewoi Interred Captain Mr. T. Mr. H Milner (Leeds City Coronet); Mr H. Roblnfcn. Mr. and Mrs. Tintfall. Mrs. Mr' and Mrs. W. H. Fernand, Mr. jfc. fiykes. A Tfjlnaht. Colonel V J. jMr. L. Grant age. fflr. J W. Todd. Mr E. Tempest. Mr. W. View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 12 Sep 1936 FRACTURED HIP AT 95. Dowager Lady Lytton's Fall. From Our Correspondent. KNEBWOurH, Friday, The Dowager Countess of Lytton, who is FRACTURED HIP AT 95. Dowager Lady Lytton's Fall. From Our Correspondent. KNEBWOurH, Friday, The Dowager Countess of Lytton, who is 95 next week, is suffering from a fractured hip, the result of a fall. A reporter was informed at Lady Lytton's home at Knebworth View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 4 Sep 1937 e Yorkshire visit will last three days, beginning October 19, and \|he King and Queen will be the guests of the Princess Royal and Lord Harewood at Harewood House of Lord Middleton, Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, and the civic authorities. The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Alderman and Mrs. Frederick Holmes) are in Holland with a civic party, and they will return to Hull to-morrow. The Town Clerk (Mr. Alexander View article Type: Article
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 4 Apr 1938 LADY BALDWIN AT STAMFORD Advice, to High School Girls Countess Baldwin visited Stamford on Saturday, and, accompanied the Marquess Exeter, piSfposer; Mrs. Atkinson,; seconder. 2. Rotherham: Mrs. H. V. Mulroy, chairman; Mrs. Shaw, speaker; Mrs. Roberts, proposer; Mrs. C. Clarke, seconder, j;- 3. Sheffeld (Hallami; Mrs. D, Bouafield, chairman; Mrs; D.J A. Bird, speaker;! Mrs. G. Caddtck, View article Type: Illustrated
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 7 Apr 1927 HAREWOOD ESTATES HAREWOOD ESTATES. CONVERSION TO A PRIVATE COMPANY. Announcement made of tile registration the Harelles Trust Ltd., with the lit. Hon. the Earl of Harewood, arc wood House, Leeds, and the Rt. lion. Viscount Lascelles, K.G., Goldsborough Hall, Knaresborough View article Type: Article
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 9 Jan 1937 GEORGE CLARKE AT LEEDS EMPIRE GEORGE CLARKE AT LEEDS EMPIRE University Recital Eileen Joyce Leeds pantomimes, The Babei the Wood the Grand Theatre Francis Laldler*s Babes the Wc at the Royal, continue to draw audiences, and Judging a Christmas reports this pantonj season the View article Type: Article
	Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England 14 Jun 1934 one saw. among others, Mrs. E. G. Arnold, Mrs. J. M. D. Barwick, Mrs, Eric Clarke, and Miss Hermione Unwin, among others, Mrs. E. G. Arnold, Mrs. J. M. D. Barwick, Mrs, Eric Clarke, and Miss Hermione Unwin, THE LADY MAYORESS CALLS LATER. Really there seemed so many there this list could go on and on, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Middleton, Mrs. Symonds, Mrs. A. S. Turberville View article Type: Article
	Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England 6 Mar 1930 LOUD HAREWOOD'S SUCCESSOR accession of ladies, were taking special interest in the activities the Society. Lord Harewood to succeeded the coming year by Colonel C. Spenco- Colby. and the nomination Sir Walter Gilbev President elect was to-day heartily approved. Lord Middleton one of View article Type: Article