... men together, the teams were seen to be composed as follows: Heanor Town.—J. Carlin (goal), Whitelaw, Grainger (barks), S. Carlin, J. Peace, Roulstone (half backs), Butterworth, Widowson, Ackroyd, Hardy, and Jaecock (forwards). Belper.—Waller (goal), Varney ...

... GRANTHAM ROVERS v. HEANOR TOWN. On the Harlartm•road Ground, Grantham, an daterday. There were about SOO spectators The Rovers lost the beg, and kicked up the bill with in so in their eyes, although they had the edema*, of midi breeze. Flinders', for ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. BURTON WANDERERS. In glortioue weather these tonne met on the Heanor enclosure, before a large gate. Heanor were minus Ackroyd and Carlin. Heanor winning the toss kicked towards the Park end. and ...

... HEA.NOR TOWN v. RrBHDF.N. In dull weather these teams met on the Heanor enclosure before a moderate attendance, the ground being exceedingly slippery. Rushden won the tots, and kicked towards the entrance. Heanor at once get to work, and attacked the ...

... HEANOR. THE COUNCIL AUDIT.—Mr. Pearce. the Government auditor, completed the audit of the accounts of the Heanor Urban Council this week. On Monday the nxsounts of the Council, including treasurer's, clerk's, surveyor's, district rate collector, and water ...

... Murray. centre; Davis and little. left wing. Heanor Town. Tebbutt. goal ; Whiteaw and Hendry, hacks; White. Peace, and Carlin, halfbacks; Thorpe and Hardy, left wing: S. Thorpe and S. McCallum, sing : Ackroyd. centre. The homesters lost the doss, and at ...

... MIDLAND LEAGUE. HEANOR TOWN v. WELLINGBOROUGH TOWN. At Heanor. Wellingborough hod • corner soon. Heanor returned, and NViddowson scoring after five minute.' pl iy. Wellingborough pressed for a time, and had another corner, which was ...

... MIDLAND LEAGUE. ILKESTON TOWN v. HEANOR TOWN. GREAT VICTORY OF HEANOR. These teams met in their return league engagement on the Manor Gram& Ilkeston, ou Futurity afternoon, is the presence of two thousand spectators. The after- noon was fine, but rain ...

... Barnsley St. Peter's Ilkeston Town Reform Mr. J. Orchard, Long Eaton. WALSALL v. HEANOR. Played at Walsall. The visitors started against the wind, and Walsall quickly became dangerous, • shot from Brocksop skimming the bar. Heanor attacked, and Lewis relieved ...

... Walsall Town . Barnsley Peter's Ilkeston ls . I , 42 13 .. 18 Swum Town l4 . 4 5 Is .. I. Domains, lovers .. ..6 . .' . WeDlagborosob Town 77 .9.. 2 .. 16 .. 61 .. 14 Dresden Wensaeld Newark 11 1 1.5 37 11 &sulk= levees Tows .. .. ILKESTON TOWN v. GRANTHAM ...

... Alorley (Smalley) candlestick bellows and ottoman Airs Shotton (Darlington) ease Alia (Darlington) case Lizzie (Heanor) gilt cucumber diah (Heanor) glass pickle jars Airs (He-anrr) and pair Mr family (Mapperlev) tea kettte TROUBLE SHORT TICKET IMPOSED Paul ...

... long shot. The Rovers were still pressing_ st halftime. when the score was: Doncaster 4, Heanor 1. On the change of ends Eleanor speedily scored through Ackroyd, and the play being transferred Doncaster kept up a continual bombardment of the visitors' ...