... Hansom, back; Fairfield, Matthews, and Jackson, three-quarter backs; Winter and Burrell, half backs; Matthews, Mason, T. Thomas, J. Thomas, Gamble, Banks, and Gurnell, forwards. HULL TEMPERANCE v. WILBERFOROE. Played on the ground of the former, and resulted ...

... charge, and the Bench re ed jucg A Cumous CASE.-Ir Joseph Hind, accountant* Dr Charles Gifkins, commercial trasveiler; and Mr Thomas Ifarsiall, clernist, were summoned, on Monday, for 'being oni lice, e premsises durimig proibited hours. P.C. Ifaldeiby stated ...

... occasions. The artistes engaged were Miss Fanny Sellers (soprano), Miss Damlan (contralto), Mr Edward Daukercon (tenore), Mr Thomas Hunter (bass), and Mr E. Manston (elocutionist), with Mr Fred J. Harper as solo pianist and accompanist, Both Duies Sellers ...

... of a horse at Selby.-Thomas Firth, of Rawoliffe Bridge, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly at Drax, and was fined 33s,, including costs.-H. Nichols, for a similar offence at Selby, was fined 15s 3d, including costs.-Thomas' Bowles, labourer, pleaded ...

... and W. Barrett, three-quarter backs; Chadwick (captain), Wilkinson, Wood, Aloore, Holt, A. Barrett, F. Harrison, Robinson, Hardy, and S. Holt. r c HESSLE v. SOUTH MYTON. r Played on the home ground. ?? kicked off at r three o'clock. After fast play Myton ...

... n and Club elect three delegates to the Council. Mr E. Clough Taylor, of Firby Hall, was elected presi- dent, and MIesass Thomas Preston, Norton; Luke White, Driffield; W. H. Porritt, Brldlington; and Dr Haworth, £ Filey, vice-presidents. Mr R. Brigham ...

... been liberal and generous subscribers to its funds. Your committee have to record with deep regret the loss by death of Mr Thomas Voase, J.P., a trustee and friend of the Institution from its Inception, and of Mr William Thompson, a member of the original ...

... residency of Lord Wealock, Lieut.-Colonel B. 0. yorg, of flutten Hall, was appointed master of the Hunt. The death of the Rev Thomas Hartley, MI. A., vicar of Raskelf, near Barsingwold, is annnounoed.. The Rev Mr Hartley was vicar of Raskelf for forty years ...

... s, Messrs is George Smales and W. Richardson, were re-elected. eg and the following gentlemen were elected as syno& ?? G. Hardy, Mr G. Parker, Ur W. Lilley, r sen., Mr W. LUley, jan., Captain Silverwood Capesi ; Thompson, Captain Taylor, Dr Bell, J.P ...

... nil. Three goals were dropped by J. White, who also converted 3 goals from place. The tries were obtained by Briogle (2), Hardy (1), Cator (t), Bell (1. and Carr (1). XOUJNG liHAMEOCKS v. PHILIP'S. Played on the ground of the former, and ended in a win ...

... to the parent scalety by the auxiliary last year. At the Police-court on Monday, Thomas James Thirsk, landlord of the Globe Hotel, and Joseph Shepherd, Goo. Johnson, Thomas Harteeld, John Heslop, Robert Hodg. son (BeverleY), and Whiting Barber (Routh) were ...

... woods at Broughton were heard, and formed part of the batch of informations laid br Lord Yarborough's keepers three weeks ago. Thomas Llll Clayton, the keeper, proved the taking of the li'es. The defendants wore each fined Gd, damage Id, and costs 149. BURTON ...