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... year. The Worshipful . Master then invested the following brethren as hffiscorscers:-Bro. Samuel Holdawor ortI.P M. * Bro. Thomas Hardy, S.W.; Bro. Win. Arrow.. smith, J.W., Bro. Rev. R. Coulton, M.A.. chaplain, Bro. Richard Proud, treasurer: Bro. v uu w ...
... Decembhr 6th, and which were postponed on account of the frosty weather, took place o(n Tuesday cn land kinidiy tent by Mr Thomas Batey, Stob House, Hcighingtoi- Rain fell during the most part of the day. but ii 6pite of this a large company of farmers ...
... Brown, Thomas Brucksbaw, W Yorke Alexander Butchers, TIhos. Joseph Calder, I U Herbert Meornington Cannon, Thomas Leonard Gilbert Cannon, E dward Cawte, .George Hn Chaloner, Seth Chandley, Alfred Lester pi Clement, Robert Weston Coiling, Thomas G Conaor ...
... Works; J. W. Gibbon, Bishop Auckland; M. Goodfellow, Bishop Auckland; Fred Gee: n Stafford Rangers; Thomas Green, Birmingham n St. Georges; Walter Hardy, Long Eaton Mangers; I Bobert lfogarth, WVest Hartlepool ; J. F. Hen- derson, Dsrlington; J. T. Hutchinson ...
... Rushbrook and Morris: half-backs. T Wilson, le Green, and Brownbridge; forwards, Naisbitt th (capt.), Orrnerod, W Hardy, Etherington, and M T Hardy. YAl:ir.-Goal, Plews: backs, Thompson and Todd: half-backs, Kitching, Rudd, and Gard- M house; forwards, Sadler ...
... ?? 5 C Duthie, la Calvert ?? ?? 22 i A Wrightson. c Thomas, b Shortla ?? 12 WV Barker, c Thomas, b Shertia ?? 33 T Darker, a Brunton, h Hardy ?? 3 Anderson.b h ardy ?? T Peacock. a Dellvood, b Hardy ?? Ext~ras ?? A lucks. b W.Parker ?? ?? Bellwoed, b ...
... PnospsxcaI OF TaE Faner Cetop.-Tlaa recefia ae spring-like weather has so far advanced the awel- a. liug of the Rlower-buds on hardy fruit trees that it ad is not difficult to predict the nature of and extent .n ofthe fruit bloom in the market orchards around ...
... Currey, Tenniclr, and Robson. GRANusE-ROAp JCNIOrIs.-Goal, J Thompson' backs, C Derwent and D Major: half-buscirs, J. Hardy, R Hardy, and A Ainwickie forwards, S Reid, T-Able, B Reid, T Hopp.s, and GT Hopps. I)A.RLIYOTON GriNasEe. - Goal, R Baker baaks ...
... half-backs, Simp- c son, Mitchell, and Tugby; forwards, Another, Anderson, Hutchinson, Rutter, and Thomas. WEST HARSTLEPOOL N. E.R.-Goal, Ryder; backs, Baxter and Hardy; half-backs, A B Arm- 5 strong, A Parker, and Blakeston; forwards, J f Craig (capt), Middlemiss ...
... Pitcher, andAbbott. 3 GRaNGE-ROAD JUNIons,-Goal, A Alnwick; backs, C Derweab and D Major; half-backs, J. a Hardy, T Able, C Wheelan; forwards, R Hardy, 7 T Hopps, A Reid, S Reid, G Hoppe. a STOcKrON OrD Boys.-Goal, Nattrass, backs, i Hugh Sanedeison (capt) ...
... between John Tweddell *7 ยข (stroke), T. Jopling, Joseph Hardy. and John v Duggan (bow), who rowed' in the Sea Nymoph,ti with F. Coombes as coxswain, and Joseph F. Wit- vi son (stroke), T. Perry, Thomas Fleetham, and H, to Hedley (bow), who rode in the Viking ...
... Win. T. Thornton, Walter J. Tuilk,A~ I Gee. Tumrnr, ,John Wels1,h, sen., John Walsh, I jun., Nicholas Watorson, Thomas L. Watson I Thomas Webb, Jas. Weller, Arthur H. Wilkin: - p son, George H-. Williamson, George F. Wlon, C Win1. Winglield, Arthur Wood ...