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... (Dewebury), R. Dunn (Wake- Jones field), Pockson; farwards, H. Ward (Wakefield), H. (Wakefieid. Trinity), W. Haslam, J. K. Gay, Gibson, D. Guthrie, G. A Brown, T. Robi irth, T. Rushforth, A. Moore, Umpire, J. Slack: referee, J. , F. Goodver, and H. Greaves ...
... it be clearly understood, Smith. Hawkswell, Lain, Ferrer, and Tenni/tweed Lent teams to lead, decked out with ribbons gay, While Gibson Red other fnends joined in the Hay. and when each cart with Ab;ning team came back Well laden up, with best of diernonds ...
... neral), Mr. H. H. Fowler (Secretary Stale for India), Mr. Herbert Gladstone (First Commissioner of \V ...
... Miss M. A. Helliwell, and Messrs. J. Charnley, M. GUI, and J. W. Carter; recitation, Mr. J. Hodgson: overture. Mr. F. Gay. Mr. Chas. Gibson, the popular whistler and mimic, was also engaged. Mr. E. S. Peel was the accompanist, and all passed off in the most ...
... 27th, 1883 Mr Ward 25i White Hart, c Nov., Backhouse Czar Kirklees. Nov., ISSS Mr Jackson White Willy, Nov. 18th, Mr Gibson Gay Lord, c Dee. 4th, Mr Bussey Royal Champion, Dec, Mr C. Brogden 19i Prince Victor, Dec, .. Sir P. Ratelitfe 27~ Lord Carlton ...
... innings, hart appeared probable overnight, the West entered upon their second innings possessed of a lead of 27 runs. Gay and Gibson were seat in to hat at five minutes past one, Mee and Shilton bowling. The cricket offered marked contrast to that ••f ...
... venture with Gay ' and Gibson, who were opposed by Met; and Both trundlers were well on the spot, and runs came slowly. W1 '.ST ENGLAND. First. lnni>v:s. Second Innings. •Mr 11. C. 11. . ; Mr. 11. T. i-; Maiden Ford Mr. A. li. Gibson, I b'w, i. s. ...
... system these dues, and with it a state of things which does not exist in any other foreign iK»rt. In reply to Mr. Gay, Mr. Milner Gibson said that the rejKirts which he had received showed that the levying of these dues was veiy generally siipjiorted ...
... St. Sepulchre Goto, Doncaster, Caroline, wife of the late John Edwin Gay, as-ed 74. Gibson.— On the 25th ?? at Bates Cottages, Holy- well, suddenly, Mary, beloved wife of William Gibson, and daughter of the late William and Jaoo Allen, formerly of Seghill ...
... during play, and eventually won by 5 tries and 7 minors to the visitors nil. Gay, Moore, Haslam, Gibson, and McMurray scored the tries. The home team played a fast game, Haslam and Gay being the pick of the forwards. Corbett and McMurray put in several good ...
... elocted as representatives of the West Leods Liberal 200 :—Messrs Hamilton Firth, Heuory Bpencer, Thomas Taylor, Joseph Gay, J. W. Gibson snd David B.l’Lfl and the last named gentleman was also appointed a member of the executive committee. Members were elected ...
... but he found the 'Bedford Arms,' and the brandy is just as good. Ma. S. has published some reminiscences of Gibson the sculptor. He says: Gibson told me that at the first sitting her Majesty gave him for the great statue in Westminster Hall. she hardly ...