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... serve him and ordered him home, but they also thought it was a proper case to be brought before the court. WILFUL DAMAGE.—Wilfred Auty, of Mirfield, was summoned by James Tolson, of Dewsbury, charged with doing wilful damage to a hedge at Mirtield on the ...
... taken to arrest the further spread of the disease. Swine fever is also prevalent at Liversedge and Briestfield. DAMAGE. —Wilfred Auty (12). of Albion Street. Ravensthorpe, was yesterday, at Dewsbury, fined is. 6d. and costs for damaging a hedge with a hatchet ...
... School Boys whom they met Batnrdeq btu and by whom they were deLated by two tries to a wal. The Dewsbury try wee obtained by Wilfred Auty, nue of the I•olf backs. J. W. linteliffe. who will he remembered le one of Yorkshire's premier 'parlor backs come ego ...
... an. EVERT «?dlmK T J- 10.0 .0 5,0 and 7,30^0.,^.. backed letter r»;n. t~~mTb ket theatee. i s,ile Pre.iprlck Harmon Miss WILFRED auti Sir. MAUDE. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY aod BATLEUAY at 2.30. HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE. v m and Mr. Herbert Beerbohiu Tree* “5S ...
... arranged to be played on the for. meet, ground Dot being possible in fare of Batley having fought their way to the cap final. Wilfred Auty, the eon of a worthy father—Mr. Joseph Auty, once orie of Batley's moat prominent ericketere—made a most debut with the ...
... the Luildenderfoot youth can scarcely sawn. Fozzard was oboreas. as liemal. but night ke keiported Sizneelf unfit, and Wilfred Auty wig talte his plaoe on the wing. The following have been chesen to represent Ibid. derslield:—Wrierfield , bark; K T . ...
... own mothers would have known them. 1 have a hazy recollection that the first item of jntercst was a smart dash uphill by Wilfred Auty, which ended in the Alcerman’s son being used as a scrt of mop to lick up a little of the surerflous When water that had ...
... a word or tw» about the individual play. One of the few features of the contest was the He excellent form exhibited by Wilfred Auty. was a shining light, end improves every match he plays. His most bitter opponents—that is if he hae any critics who might ...
... I trust that Batiey wi.) receive miar practical support from now to the end of the season; they deserve it. The rea of Wilfred Auty on the Batley three-quarter line was hailed with general satisfaction, and it was a pleasure to find that his Aidermaniec ...
... Jim Gath. Stabley, Spurr, Shackleton, Fisher, Fenton, Maine, and Phillips. I would offer my heartiest conzratulations to Wilfred Auty, Batley’s young buat popular three- quarter , on the attainment of the age of 1% years. He honoured his birthday on Tuesday ...
... present. Bat wandering from the subject. If 1 am not careful I forget to eay thet once more I was delighted with the play of Wilfred Auty, who has put his crities to shame, and forced home to the com- mittee the wisdom of his choice. An old and tespected, ...
... line, Jack Goodall was not in his best trim, and, of course, Davies was out of the hunt in consequence of his injuries. Wilfred Auty was again as good as the bast, while Ted Vosgard was seen to the best advantage in the tackling line, one of bis affectionate ...