HTML 4.01 Transitional DOCTYPE: Perfectly fine, use STRICT for l33t designz bonus points.

<table> (For layout): ok, we heard that one before.

<td>: that could be handy if you like your table to have cells.

<tr>: same, very useful for tables that need rows.

<IFRAME>: sometime useful, that's why you may want to stick to transitional doctypes.

<frame>: see frameset.

<frameset>: ok, don't use that. It's bad UI/UX.

<hr>: fine to use, but hard to style with css.

<br>: line breaks are fine too, just don't confuse them for paragraph breaks.

<font face=”Arial” size=”1″>: yeah, dont' use that, use CSS.

<bold>: use <strong>.

<strong>: use it, it's good semantic (strong emphasis).

<center>: ok, don't use it. Use CSS for presentation.

<map name="Map">: yeah, rarely useful and bad for accessibily/SEO.

<area>: see map.

<b>: use <strong> instead.