... good directed capital the Heanor goal which Carlin failed to from defr-at opening scoring account play equalise their wing could cope with Dolly for short time pressed Another brief the Loughborough followed spirited attack Heanor citadel which marvellous ...

... par with that shown when they defeated MLIM .Nhl‘:r. Players : —Heanor: w. w, goal ; Cotton J. Clarke, backe ;J. Stott, J. Place, J. Timson, half-backs ; J. Levers, Webt, R. Wright, Ackroyd, snd R Jardine, forwards. Loughborough : Harris, goal; ssu? and ...

... —Hondana, cock and 'nen.-1 J. E. Pilgrim ; 2 cock and hen.-1 C. W. Brierley; I E. W. Snell, Katton, Stamford; 3 John Calactine, Heanor, Class 18.—Bantams, black or white, cock and hen.- 1 Henry Beldon ; 2 N. Pickles; SC. W. Brierley ; by B. Fulton, pin., Deptford; ...

... first very scoring off On crossing over the part but well beaten : three none OR v MATLOCK Heanor bright summer-like visitors and well won uphill After minutes Ackroyd scored twice followed scoring one LEICESTERSHIRE AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LEAGUE FOSSE v KETTERING ...

... Sunderland at of Town Counoil Council should place record their sympathy bereaved parent of the borough The resolution having passed Council Mayor Mayoress for noble had to alleviate suffering of who lost children The various public of the town resolved collections ...

... of exbibita and the attendance of visitors. It is six years sinoe the annual exhibition of the society was last held in this town, and since then it has made much progress, both iv the compre b«ia,vena,ture of the classes in which prizes are offered and ...

... Such congratulatory presentations being customary in other large towns, a committee for the purpose was formed in May last, consisting of Ald. Chambers (chairman). Mr. J. Storey (Town Clerk), hon. secretary, Ald. Berfoot, Ald. Bennett, Mr. Wm. Hißoon ...