... Hunt, F. Lomax, .T. CalUdine, G. Ackroyd, G. Wheatley, ftc.—The Chairman referred to the position of the association, and reported, as one of the deputation appointed the last meeting to wait on the tradesmen the town, that they had met with wonderful ...

... HEANOR. Tradrhhan-9 Association. One of tbe roost successful meetings in connection with the Heanor TrsdestnAn’s Association was held on Wednesday evening in Huftun’s linildings, Heaaor. Mr. Isaac Bircunwhaw (president) occupied the chair, and amongst ...

... FOOTBALL. DERBYSHIRE CUP. (REPLAYED FINAL TIE.) HEANOR TOWN v. ILKHSTON. These teams met on Thursday evening on the ffeanor Town Ground, in the presence of about s,ooospectators. On Good Friday they met to play off the final Ilkesion, when no goals were ...

... DERBYSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP. DERBY JUNCTION v. IIEANOR TOWN. This match was played to-day (Saturday), at) Heanor, in windy weather, before large attend* aace of spectators. The home toam lost the toss,' and kicked towards the pavilion goal. The home forwards ...

... reception when they lined out follows: IJctinor Town : T. TeWintt, goal : .V Hendry and A. Wliitclav.-, hacks ; J. White, J. lYace, nnd S. Carlin, half leeks ; S. Mills and N. McCallum, right wing ; J. Ackroyd, centre : A. Hardy and J. Thorpe, left wing. ...

... E. Fletcher, Heanor; Mr. Bannett, of Sutton-in-Ashfie'd; Mr. H. Beeby, Loughbro'; Mr. T. Allen, Heanor; Mr. G. Ackroyd, Heanor; Mr. Simpson, Button-in-Ashfield; Mr. T. Baker, Heanor; Meaara. Parkin, Ilkeston, and Mr. H. Harrison, ...

... e of circumstances, were entertained to tea in the New Mills Town Hall by Mr. J. Mackie, J.P.. brotherof the member for Wakefield. Mr. Mackie sun presided at a musical entertainment HEANOR. —SALK OF WORK. On Friday a two days' sale of work was opened ...

... RESERVES v. NOR TOWN. These teams met Heanor this (Wednesday) afternoon to replay their tie the round the Oerbyshire Cup, their previous meeting having resulted in a draw. There was only small attend ance, and the ground was in good condition. Heanor won the ...

... (FINAL TIE.) ILKESTON TOWN v. HEANOR. This match was played on the Manor Ground, Ilkeston, on Good Friday afternoon, before a large company, and in graud weather. The home men lost the toss, and opened towards the east goal. Heanor had the best of the opening ...

... one goal. HEANOR v. MATLOCK. Heanor, before good gate, and in fins weather. Heanor pressed, Hardy scoring after ten minutes. The home team were the better lot, ami outplayed iheir opponents at every turn. Heanor again scored through Ackroyd, ...

... Smith with a nice shot put 011 seventh goal. Ackroyd scored a third gcal for Heanor, and nothing more being done, the fii a' result a rough game was : Loso HliA.S'OIl The teams were a.s follows Heanor Town W. Shaw, goal ; J. Clarke and D. Cotton, backs ...

... three goals, sail Town two. HEANOR TOWN v. WELLINGBOROUGH. At Heanor, before large gate. Heanor winning the toss kicked from the Pavilion, and scoring om, goal every few minutes displayed suparior combination,'Widdowson, Hardy, and ...