... rilkin Allee, Lure, 12, 556; .ward's rot, 'bent, IS 401; Thomas's , s Merry . Legs, Bolton, 16. 48; Turner's PollY, ay, Blackburn, 149, 489; _ 21, 43 Jingling Siring Little Lry.tr, 20,39 2 ; s 476; Hardy's Grinder Adham, ' Webb, Salford: 1 iooltold 146, 486; ...

... third mab beaten off. Heat 3: 1, W Jones, Manchester, 70; 2, R Hardie, Ardwick, 125. 3. J A Faint, Longsight 8.C., 130—won by a yard : third man beaten off. Final heat: 1, Fowdeo ; Hardie ; 3, Beard—won by 2 yards; 10 yards between second and third; time ...

... Podmore. 99 Cozens - Hardy b i woe-Hardy .34 MoUnena Shepherd o Oritobley I Bolton Podmore b Critcbley 0 Tbomu b Cozens- Bulmer b Crliobley .. 0 Hardy a Robinaou not oat . 7 (apt Polly to Sulmer 6 ' Kendal e J Steel b Batton c t ozens-Hardy a Ideleena Marsha/1 ...

... wickets, 2 clam boaded. Hardy took five wickets for Score:— 41 Bixby e Halstead Manor 7 Pickup run out 63 Wall o Pullan b Smith l7 J Barrett 1) Hardy out W Natal' not out 0 RMILIIIISSION J Beeinemil 0 Borkaa b Aiwa* V Pierre Banottb Hardy 31 A b _ ll H Otamobiest ...

... Bowling b !Berry b Sbneklock . 0 Hardy Cotten e& b Driver b 5 ifibutt b Cuttell libaeldoek b Lowcock .. 16 i Holden c Hartley b 1 Berner b Shutt - . ..• • 5 1 MusellaroP o& b Low- b Shacklock .„ 1 cock Robinsos c Hardy b I Cotton Stitrtt . , , 20,Lowcork ...

... Whittakees Nelson, Elton Wood's Lady, Jumbo; Connoes Maggie, Oldham; Holly's Jim Lees; Lee's Bob, Oldham; Molly's Joe, Ashton ; Hardy's Grinder, Tongefold ; Lea's Brag. Hollins; Warren's Old Goose, Ashton; Carter's Nance, Saddleworth ; &hole's Widow, Greenacres; ...

... laid the memorial stone of the new Regent Theatre in Oros-lane, Salford. Mr. Simi wee introdnred to the present by Mr. J. M. Hardie, who narrated the four-years history of this moat sucoearfol theatre, and spoke hopefully of It. continued popularity. Mr ...

... Farnworth, 154,33; Ingham's Young Bess, Oldham, 15, 311; Taylor's Li; Bolton, 17, 301; Barnes's Plunger, Kearsley, 25, 23; Hardy's Poll, Bolton, 154, 31; Lee's Alice, Fartiworth, ' 11/, 64;3 Jones's Frog, Stand Lano, 184, 30; Bates's Old 1 Bess, liolton ...

... Nettle, C,artwright's Pretty Girl, Heywood's Old Cheetiet, Wood's Old Sam, Bennett:a. Temins, giargreaves's Midge. Joel*. lady* Thomas*. BMA% Mattie's Joe, kV* Georgitis ; Dobb's Nance* ; Sudweathlr hton ; Harry's .Bpring, Oldham ; Gartaidelt eall, 'Weeley ...

... assistance of voluntary amanuenses, who enabled them to reach a wide circle without resort to print One of these bards was Thomas Hoggart, who died in his native village in the vale of Troutbeck, in Westmoreland, in the beginning of the last century. He ...

... -1) b ?beat . Ts.ylor I - nin - 1, . Zaino Total * Logrtivhactlis v. asettik—At Lowerhonse. 1 Roberta 011 b !Hardy b Umtata Barry 0 Berry c Ashworth b It Lawton (pro) b Barry JVI e J Hol- Barnes c R Roberta b en d b Amlrwretb e b IR e Sykes b Barry J ...

... little fault could be found. Amo”- the Gloucestershire Colts none showed I. ability with the ball, but Stoddard, Pritchard, and Thomas (the last named making 67 not oat) batted fairly well, and will probably be heard bf mataesti ; tHandford, Among maecti fq ...