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... W. P. Thompson and Co., agents for procuring patents, 6. Lord* Htreet. Liverpool, and 323, High Holborn, London, W.C. 4597 Thomas Warwick, Ashton, near Birmingham. *'lmprovements in bicycle*, tricycles, and other velocipedes. Hackney. “An improvement balls ...
... Tat ptoy of Bwbuik, Kemp, and Tliomis for Middlesbroogb, and Alrey, Bonn, and for Pjebank was very good. SlDDi,EBaoVQH.? Thomas, goal; Hansford and Kemp, backs: Peal. Cochrane, and Beckton, half-backs; (captain), bfattison, Borrie. Pringle, and Pickstock ...
... Although naturally scratch lot for the first match, the three-quarter-back; C Taylor (Sale), half-back, T Hardy (Sale) men being gathered from St. Thomas's, St. Bartholomew's, i and 3 Moron (New Brighton), forwards. football. FIX TUB Under Buoby Union Bulbs ...
... (2) and Thorpe obtained the tries for Agecroft. Albius (Hochdale) v. St. Thomas's âPlayed at New Hey. and resulted follows:âAlbion, two tries and three minor points to St. Thomas's one goal (disputed), one try, and three minor points. The second teams ...
... natural death. One of its old members, Mr. f. Hardy, has just set about reestablishing the club, and has called a meeting to be held at the Brooklands Hotel on Monday next, the 30th inst. I understand that Mr. Hardy has received several offers of assistance ...
... yard; the same distance between second and third. Time, 53j-ec. 120 Yards Hurdle Handicap (Open).—Heat 1. G. H, Dodd, St. Thomae's Hospital, owed 11 yards, 1; F. J. W. Wood. L.A.C., owed 16. 2; S. O. Purves, Queens College, Cambridge, owed 6, 3; BL. Alphonse ...
... known as a member of the Etonian team, his runs being excellent. After noticing twocentres, in Holden-White and Rouse (St. Thomas Hospital!, who dribbled and passed unselfishly, the rest of the lot may dismissed; as, although no doubt doing their best ...
... Range nil. For the visitors C. 0. Wood and G. Kennedy were best behind the scrummage, and forward A. Hardy did exceedingly well, and was assisted by J. Hardy, Pickford, and Davies. For Salford all played well. F. Butter worth, Jackson, and M'NaUey particularly ...
... 2; T. Ferguson, Mold, 81,0; E. Oeskell, St. Helens. 91, 0. Won easily. Time. 13 l-seec. Heat 9; W, Bradbury. Cborlton-cum-Hardy, B}, 1; J. Slevin, Wigan F.C., 7}. 0; W. W. J*ckson, Liverpool, 81, 0: H. Wmiamson, Salford F.C., 9,0; H. D. Jones, Liverpool ...
... J. Ogden, Moseley Harriers 30 yards start, I; W. F. Burton, Lincoln F.C., 68,2, M. Whalley. North Notts Harriet. 20,3; W. Hardy. North v4 20 0* J H. Makings, Bolwell, 55, 0, H. WhytahFoSrt FC.,55. 0;A. Lincoln F.C., §0.0: H AMewell, Livingstone Harriers ...
... commencement the game, the other result a try obtained by Dickman f.om a maul the goal-line, which Hall converted into a goal. Thomas got the .try for Edge Hill. J Barnes converting it into goal. Broughton Bangers v. Oldham The second teams of the above dobs ...
... 1: J. Thorpe, Hatpurhey, 12. 2; D. AUlson, Ardwick, U, 0. Won easily. Time, If sec. Heat 6- G. B. ashcroft, Chorlton cum- Hardy 12, 1; F. Cross, Altrincham. 15i, 2; W. Bowen, Eusholme UJ, 0: B. Chambers, Bury, 12, 0. Won by a few inches. Time, 12.)sec ...