... Moss), the Rev. E. A. Dury, Mr. W. l? Dury, Mr. Henry Dury, Mr. J. 8. Dury, Mr. T. R. Dury, Mr. Alex. Dury, Colonel Hardy, Mr. Rawdon Hardy, Mr. HenrieCumr Briggs, the Rev. Henry Carter, the Rev. Henry Barf. Tae ParLL Bearers were Sir Henry Ingilby, Mr. ...

... Moss), the Rev. E. A. Dury, Mr. W. F. Dury, Mr. Henry Dury, Mr. J. 8. Du,;y, Mr. T. R. Dury, Mr. Alex. Dury, Colonel Hardy, Mr. Rawdon Hardy, Mr. Henry Currer Briggs, the Rev. Henry Carter, the Rev. Henry Barf. Tue Paun Bearers were Sir Henry Ingilby, Mr ...

... & b McLaren 0 b McLaren 10 ¢ Vasey 4 ran out 1 b Hardy 11 ¢ and b Hardy McLaren .. Britton, not out R. Severs, b A. McLaren R. Black, ¢ Vasey, b A McLaren Extras 5 ht wkt. b Hardy 6 bA. McLaren 4 b A. McLaren 0 not out 2 FExtras o 0 Total ...

... Summersgill, George Cooper. Second prper—Proposed by Thomas Darrell and Jenatban Hardy, and assented to by George Brown, Jobn Glaves, Henry W. Ogle, Edward Glaves, Witty Hardy, Francis Jefferson, Thomas Burton, George Moore. ThAird paper— Proposed by Fraucis ...

... Pearson. French marigolds, Thomas Dixon ; 2, Robert Pearon. Stocks, Francis Wells. Asters, Francis Wells; 2, Samuel Wajte. Pansies, Samuel Waite; 2, J. W. Lofthouse, Galphay. Bouquet of wild flowers by school children under 14, Thomas Parker, Whitcliffe; 2 ...

... AND G Vll ‘par Pair. RS LADIES’ BOOTS SOLED AND HEELED, 1/3 per Pair. Boors ReraieD Wurie You Warr. A. A. BELLSHAM, 59, BT. THOMAS STREBT. O O ALSBS. 'anr HOUSE - (QoaLs! SHIPPED FROM THE TYNE. Prions : l'll.Od.pcr'l‘onDdivuodin&uw 17s. 6d. per Ton Delivered ...

... goel, 1 try, 5 minors. Bowling—l try, 5 minors. Salterhebble—Thorp, back; Fox (capt.), Duckworth, and Thomas, three-quarter backs; Vickerman and Hardy, half backs; Sykes, Hartley, Mitchell, W. Mitchell, Helliwell, Metcalle, Ellis, Knowles, and Gibbs, forwards ...

... re-start. Thamas made a short dodgy run and passed to Hardy, and play settled at the ’Ehomes *25,” Hebble eventually scoring another minor, which was soon followed by a second. From a s by Hardy, S. Fox made a grand run and scored, E?biuson doing the ...

... capsicums, 38, T. Morton. Two egg plants, 38, J. C. Ingham. One tender annual, 28, John Fleming, One hardy annual, 1 and 2, 28 and Is, Jas Midgley. One hardy herbaceous lant, 28, T. Morton; 2, Is, .lyu. Midgley. Pot of light Filliums, ss, J. C. Ingham; 2 ...

... kicks. Thomas (Salterhebble) made agood dodgy run, and following up well compelled Heaton to touch down. Haigh fe-started after the usual interval, but his kick was charged down by Ellis. Some good kicking between Heaton and Mitchell and Thomas and Robinson ...

... MARKET STRERT. w. M. WRIGHT, Umm HOSIER, & HABERDASHER 31, NSWBOROUGH STREET, SCARBCROUGH. THE BRADFORD KNITTING SHOP, 44, ST. THOMAS STREET. W'ZAB OUR KNITTED HOSE, MADR FROM WOOLS SPUN BY TEE BEST YORKSHIRE FIRMS. EQUAL TO HAND KNIT. Endies’ HoBo.ooooe. ...

... ' —On Wednesday a meeting of the members of this board was held at the Union Workhouse. Mr. Booth occupied thechair. Mr, Hardy, the inspector, reported that the drainage of .the village of ‘Borrowby was in a bad state, that'all the sewerage ‘passed from ...