... Bridge, belonging to Messrs. James Baines & Sons, worsted and yarn manufacturers, were to be on fire. The discovery was made by Thomas Cushworth, the night watchman at the railway station close by, and Police-constable Green, who was on duty near the spot. ...

... behind other provincial town* in the physical training of tho rising generation. In one our local gymnasiums there a team of hardy young athletes who training vigorously for the Challenge Shield of the National Physical Recreation Society. This trophy valued ...

... ‘Three-quarter backs : °C. 8. Arthur (Cardiff), T. P. Pearson “D. Gwynn (Swansea). and ieee kis M. Ingledew Forwards: ard °C’. J. Thomas (Newport). *W. Pegge ( Neath). “J. Hianneu (Newport). . W. Evans | ariequina), E. P. Biggs (Londen Welsh). “W. Rice-Evans ...

... he warned Alfred Hardy, a publican, residing in Norman’s Lane, to attend as a juror. The Coroner said that under the new Coroners’ Act a juryman was liable to a penalty of £5 if he did not attend when warned, and he would fine Hardy 40s. The police could ...

... three-quarter backs; A Fast and G. H. Schotield, half backs; Webster (captain), J.Casson, O. Fletcher, J. Kouwles, J. H. Miles, J. Thomas, I. Watson, D. Yaies, and D. Jeukinson, forwards. LIVERSEDGE v. CLECKHEATON.—At Liversedge. Liveraedge—Ben Sharp, back ; W ...

... Arthur (Cardiff), and BP. M. Lioy« (Mancliy}, tacks; A M. Ingledew (Cardiff) and BR. b. Nweer-Escott halt backs; L. Thomas W r i Thomas (ldaneily), W. Riee-Evans W . Bowen (Swansea), . C. Graham (Newport), P. Benneto (Cardiff Harlequins), S. Nicholls ...

... ean house dog : eplendid hunter and killer; monine 2 good, cl t, Lodge Lane , Beeston Hill. ‘price Les - a —- - — —Johnson, Hardy Stree —— eo BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, &c. ACME SAFE TIT 4 3.—Can now be had oa or Liberal Discount for cash. ik Before Monthly Payments ...

... Mary Agues Birdsall, lace of New Malton. CRAWHALL.-- March at The Square, Stanhope, aged 75, Thomas Crawhall.—Interment on Saturday, March 23, at St. Thomas's Church. vo leave residence at 2.30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation and invitation ...

... 4 „ Hc-ury Williams, Ist Border Beiiiment 8 ISB7-38. ~ Thoniao Barry, Ist Hatt. South Yorkshire .. 13 111 „ L:iniT-Corji. Thomas Daniels, 2nd Batt. Yorkshire.. 815 10 ~ Private Saniu.-'t I'cacock, 2nd Batt. York and ~ William Smith, 2nd Batt. Liverpool ...

... Bankruptcy Court to-day, application was made by Mr. Dunn, solicitor, for the discharge from bankruptcy proceedings of John Thomas Judge, who, it will be remembered, is the secretary of the National Union of Operative Boot and Shoe Rivetters and Finishers ...

... Leicestershire is stated to be Mr. Reginald Hardy, nephew of Lord Cranbrook, whoce name will be submitted to a meeting of Conservatives to-morrow. Another telegram Reginald Hardy is not the candidate, but Mr. Gerald H. Hardy, brother of the present Sir Reginald ...

... Select Committee the House Commons appointed to inquire into the question rifle ranges met to-day, Mr. St. presiding. Sir Thomas Baker, Quartermaster-General, said the only rifle ranges lac present for tlio new magazine nfle j were those Pirbright, Bisley ...