... 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 ...

... Gillmore, b.Hardy, 27; E. Brooks, c Brockbank, b Hardy, 29; G. Gardiner, c Wheat- man, b Hardy, 7;* J. Smart, run out, 0; C. Handscombe, c Stewart, b Hardy, 2; A. Thomas, c Wheatman, b Hardy, 0 ; N. Holtoway, c ...

... the beautiful weather. Amongst those present were Messrs. J. R. Darsie, Thomas Fairclough, James H. Goodyear, W. B. Bowring, C. C., i Horaby, Charles 2-facIver, Henry MacIver, Thomas Wilson, Nelson Cameron, H. G. Jones, Chaddock. HlIsall, Bristow, J. Richurd- ...

... Yorkshire, farmer—Thomas Rhodes Kirk, Wakefield, Yorkshire, saddler—John Bimpson, Flamborough, Yorkshire, bricklayer— Richard Smith, Grindale, Yorkshire, farmer— Thomas Craven, Ripon, grocer—Joseph Tinker, Clayton West, Yorkshire, tailor—Thomas Eland, Aldborough ...

... unknown went up to them, snd witlh- out any provocation attacked theta both. I-le struct Hardie ked him down, and then kicked hml. ' fihen the man made off. Hardie waspicnked up unconscious and taken at once to the Infirmary, when it was found that he ...

... Stoke, 2SOyds, I-; R. Hardie, Ardwick, *h, S6yde 2. Final R R. EIardie, 1; H. UIoberts 2; T. Plant, s. This his was by oar the most exciting race of the day. toberts rodo in magnificent form, bnt was obstructed by the 300 man, and Hardie on just managed to ...

... game stood as th follows:- YOBKSHIRE GBNTLEMEY. tri a w Landon b Allsopp ?? 0 al C Leatham a Da Cane b Hardy ?? 28 tl Rev H M Sims a Thornby b Hardy ?? 32 ga Rev B M Sharp b Boteler ?? 89 HI Capt. Borrows c King b Alsopp ?? 15 ea J A Pease c Davidson b ...

... for £200, over the champion coorse, between Thomas Blackm n, of Wandsworth, and Henry Thomas, of Putney, both watermen. Blackman was made favourite at S to 4, and in some instances 2 to l, the condition of Thomas telling against him on a long and wearying ...

... Shepherd, 3; H. Thomas, b Shepherd, 0; extras, 5 ; total, 137. Roohdale ?? Leigh, run out, 19; W. H. Lawton, b Eversicigh, 0; WT. Scholes, b Everaleigh, 0; R. Welburn, h Beecher, 13; A. Shepherd, b Everaleigb, 5; 0. Parker, b Eversleigh, 4; WT. Hardy, b Wells ...

... 2s. lid., the Iproperty of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willie. Thirteen I p convictions were proved against the prisoner, Pand3 he was sent to prison for one month. Two boys, named William Round and Thomas Kearsey, were summoned for stealing a quantity ...

... West Cliff, I on Saturday. Score :-Preston 2nd, 258: Christ Church, n 53 for 1 wicket. ?? Thomas's v. St. Peter's.-Played on Hoor Park, en oSaturday. Score :-St. Thomas's, 88; St. Peter'a, 38 for Y 6 wicelets. e Alston College v. St. Joeeph's (Preaton).-Played ...

... of Sir Thomas ?? and d5 Lord Paulet, truatees 6f Lord H8l1don's Estate Act, 1885, againstan order inade-in Chambers bv Mr. 1 Justice North, was beard-yesterday by the Master of tr the Rolls and Lords Justices Cotton and Fry. Mr. di Cosens Hardy, Q C., ...