... class: 1, J. Young. Heanor; 2, J. Briggs ; 3, Calladine and Butler. Local classes, for members only — Any variety, buck or doe : 1 and special, J. Young, Heanor: 2and special, F. Stone, Swanwick; 3, J. Young, Heanor; 4, W. Hamilton, Heanor. Selling class ...

... ' rl ah'aw, Heanor, 1 second, 1 third, and c; Amiable, Marlpool, 1 sepond; Benry Hcanor, 1-first; John Elliott, Heanor, 1 !.-t George Heald, Heanor, 2 firsts; Joseph vv 1 second, 1 fourth ; J. B. Sheldon, Heanor, I'tiird- A. Webster, Heanor, ...

... POTBERBAM TOWN. At Darwen, before 1,000 spectators. Dartres ' Licked off, and scored in fit teen minutes- Soon after the game was stopped by Mr. Armitt, to the state of the weather, the score being—Darwen one goal, Rot lerham none. GRIMSBY TOWN v. BURTON ...

... residing in Ray Street, Heanor, was summoned by Mr. F. Cattle, clerk to the Heanor Urtan District Council, and on behalf of that autho- rity, with having on his premises a decomposed calf, which was buried in his ashpit, at Derby Road, Heanor, whete he then lived ...

... t.—Both prisoners were committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. HEANOR. Ratepayers' Meeting.—The annual vestry meeting of the above parish was held on Thursday night in the Town Hall, there being a pood attendance of ratepayers. Mr. D. O. Simpson ...

... Final—Chesterfield six, Ilkeston three. HEANOR v. GRANTHAM ROVERS. At Heanor, before good gate. The homesters attacked, and Hardy scored for them after minutes' play. The game was fast, Heanor having hard lineß. Half-time—Heanor one, Grantham none. resumiug the ...

... Bench dB etddfnatt.fli i otat and to pay If. comn- a pensatica. and i8s. 6d. costs. ig Sarah Ann Booth, Heanor, was charged by Anna ' Johnson,, Heanor, with assaulting her on the 18th seJune. Mr. J. B. Walker, Belper, appeared for com- a- plainant. From ...

... Monday evening tie aanual May Festival with iitoant-atroet and ay bchool of the Unitod Methodist Free Churoh, held the Town Hall, Heanor. There *&& a laige attendance. miscellaneous programme waa performed, ia which M. Gillotb, Miss A. Miss R. Smith, Miaa ...

... WORKSOP v. HEANOR. At Worksop in wet weather. The visitors won the toss, and Millar scored for Heanor. Again pressed, Ackroyd scoring No. after a giaud run. The visitors again pressed, Thorpe scoring most magnificent goal. Tebbutt saved well for Heanor, and ...

... Safeguard of Heanor Lodge, No, o1122, Of the Independent, Order, of Good Templars, was ikn 1,122, Fet 6 given in the Wesleyair Schoolroom. The room was well Or filled. Recititious were given by Messrs. H. Noon, A. Car- rington, and G. Ackroyd; songs by Nessrs ...

... followed in goal Haig shot over Allan Ackroyd took leather down and the latter scored Heanor's with good play Two followed Heanor both fruitless Wilson for the Reserves long shot it was very tame at the Allan shot outside Heanor continued to press but eventually ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. dw-? I HEANOR. C'S'nday last, two sermons were preached in the united Methoadist Free Church, by the Rev. D. Jones, of Ripley, the oecaon being the Sunday anniversary. In the afternoon, em address to parents. teachers, and scholars, was ...