... and the Misses (2); CoL, Mrs., and Miss; Jerrcms, Miss; Jordan, Miss; Kirk, Oapt.. Mr. J, F., and Miss ; Kirkpatrick, Mr. Langton, Mr. A; Laycock, Mr. and Mrs,; Lumley, Mr. J., and the Misses (2) MacConnall, Miss ; Mainwaring, Mr., and the Key. Rev. C ...

... yards polo match came the contestants AttercUfte sad Doncaster m the competition for the West Yorkshire League. The home team played only six men their cents seven, and the game was very one-sided, Doncaster wmn.ng by eight sroals to none. is only ?r the ...

... kioked him on the leg, and he sustained a compound fracture. Dr. Lownds. who was in the field, saw the injured gentleman the Doncaster Infirmary, and attended to tho fracture. Mr. Byass wiil probably be some weeks before he can be removed. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS ...

... aed © Rotherham, Ticket Holders admitted at Het AINS ru a as under:—11.0 p.m., all Stations to ate 1S p.m, all Stations to Doncaster (M.S. and L.); be ticks to Barnsiev. except Wombwell (M. S. and 1a So stations to Chesterneld (M.S. and and 1 yan . Mi 7 ...

... street, in hia 7th year. Doughty. — Jan. 10, Sarah, wife of Saml. Doughty, Carbrook street, aged 68. Langton. — Jan. '.», Elizabeth, wife of Edward Langton, Mount Zion buildings, aged fix. Ferric. — Dec. It's, Chris'ina Ferric, a respected domestic at Hardwick ...

... game before the la3t quarter of an hour had expired, the contest ending : — Doncaster Rovers 1 goal. GbihBb_ Town 1 goal. Doxcastek I.ovees. — Massey, goal; Parr and Langton, backs ; Attree, M'Donald, and Cufchbert, half-backs; Kisbey, Smith (2), Lester ...

... to Count M. Esterhazy, Hungary. The Doncaster St. Leges and the Prophets. Obsereer, ,, Bell’s Life, predicts the winner of this great event to be Toxopholite, and says next him the front rank may be found East Langton and Volta. “Sentinel,” in a letter ...

... Horton showed good combination for the home team. The first-named centred well, but Langton and his partner were playing finely. Mansfield . .. ete - 0 goal Doncaster Att 0 The Rovers did better uphill for a time, but the Mansfield defence eventually ...

... the beck. Bennett bit bar with @ shot, and Twice the Rovers to press corner. got anc t corner, and though well taken the Doncaster deier the Rover Pi illips and seater broke was too spoiled a good rua getting off- side, but be made amends directly after ...

... feared a few years will bring the dissolution. Already, a serious blow to its prosperity is threatened by the enclosure of Langton Wold, the exercising ground of the Malton trainers, a large part of which the new proprietor intends to bring under the plough ...

... y, Ward seor Re ti by Ha oon. KE TERING | by iy st . 4 anal 3 goals, | end a & am 4 Mab DONCASTE R ROVERS v. LINCOLN CITY. the! ower These teams met at Doncaster on Saturday rou visitors pressed from the start and showed combination, being several times ...

... on the froposition of Mr. Jowett, seconded by Mr. Morten, it was that a deputation. con- sisting of Messrs. T. W. Ward, E. Langton, G. A. Tandy, C. H. Vessey, and Black, should wait upon the Lord Mayor to-day. A fire cccurred on the premises of ex-Inspector ...