... Henry Bentiuck, Colonel Seely, M.P., the Mayor and Sim-ill oi Nottingham, Captain W. E. Denison, Mr. J. 11. Yolall, Mr. Thomas Hardy (Bulwell Hall), au others. These are some of the prises:— , Handicap Flat Race (120 yards), ste:ling•SaYta goblet, 14 inches ...

... CURED VT V ROOPING-COUGH CURED. LOSS OF VOICE RESTORED. Prepared only by Games HARDY & Co., Cheerier', 10, Fulham-road, Brompton, Loudon, S.W., 111C1-*Anoes to George Hardy, tor eoveral years dispenser at the Brampton Hospital for Consumption and Diseases ...

... the first prize Another Kimberley ale whleh should have a Is composed of Gashing, goal; Rowley, back` Dewy. half.back; asd Hardy, asd f•rwarda • • • The jailer Hobs ..re to stfr, me it is likely that the Wanderers will pet a very team M the field for se ...

... for Heanor in Thomas Rose's place, who is blving a long-clesercel rt. I hope he be a success. The team that faced Mansfield to-day was— Carlin, goal; Ca:fin end Whitelaw, backs; :,:iresrsbury, Peace, and Webb, half-backs; Jardine and Hardy, left wing; Fred ...

... lb a good shot ball. Thomas Rom fine gc He was born 10 lb.; beigh player has woe having soured have played tb well up, and Si R. Jardine I Forest), is !ti Suitor team, and tricky height, sft. &e has played for well now as Cl Hardy, the I ittotbelitr, beim ...

... that a Derbysoire club have to go there to play the first match in tile competition. It is rather unfortunate that Walter Hardy. who j , lnye.l so well last Saturday, will be nimble to go to Leek, EO Hall will take his on the right wing. The journey ...

... 8 LS . 1 Janet .. 26 . 0 Antbuoy 1 Scott A. Hardy, of Ninths,'ley, and Chambers, of Awsworth, went in to bat for the Colts, opposed to the bowling of Flowers and Shasklock. With 12 runs totalled both Hardy and Chambers had been disposal of, Flowers brtiog ...

... of the game was tame. Derby visited the Bootle end, where Whitelaw was called to save, and then made a splendid centre to Hardy, who failed to take advantage of it. The goals at either end were subsequently visited, bat it was sometime before any goal ...

... the knish wen by five goals to two. The goals were soared by Collins, 'faylor, Webster, Hardy, sad Stagden. GROVE. Bleades. Galas. Talky. Webster, Web..t,r, Hardy, Het:hi Web-Let, awl Cumber. LONDON CALEDONIANS V. CASUAUL—Tho ground was in geed condition ...

... Outteridge, Bonham George Gregory, Eceleelleid I Gregory, Thomas Gamete. Bokington Works JW.Gibbon,BishopAocidand M. Goodfellow.Bop Look Fred. Staked Rangers Thomas Grems. Birmingham Si. Osage% Walter Hardy, Loog Eaton 1 Rangers Robert Hogartb.Wesilltartl•' ...

... Reay, and Ma*, ha Detchtoa and T. Heighten, right wing; Hastings ; ford, left wing; W. centre. W. Well., referee; Mr. .1.0. Thomas and N bell, linesmen. PARK-HILL CONORZCIATIONAL CHURCH V. . _ the Meadows : Park Cooper, Real ; C. Boot and T. Smith. back ...

... betting and howling-27 in batting 8.16 bowling. I was privileged to be in the Wesleyan -Alvaston, on Tuesday afternoon, when Mr. Hardy and Helen Maria Riley, of Mr. W. liFey, were joined together in holy matrimony. The /leaner left winger bride are evidently ...