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... THORNTON—CRAGG.—JuIy 16, at Bt. Mary's Charch, Elland, by she Rev. F.Musson, rector, Thomas, eldest son of Edwin Thornton, Oliver Hall, Elland, to Eliza, youngest daughter of Thomas Noble Cragg, Victoriaroad, Elland. No cards. BROADLEY—NAYLOR.—JuIy 12, at Halifax ...
... Salterhebble—Fox, back; Crowther, Robingon, and J. Duckworth, three-quarter backs; Mitchell and Hardy, half backs; J. Knowles, 8. Knowles, Fox, Armstrong, Thomas, Ellis, Elswortlf, Womersley, and Bull, forwards. Referee—Mr. Booth (Leeds St. John's). ...
... Concerts, Bazaars, &c.—For Terms, &c., apply, Castle eie 2 MADAME HARDY, SOPRANO, Just returned from fifth season at BLACKPOOL PIER PAVILION CONCERTS (re-called nightly). e N e R H. HARDY, ¢ PRINCIPAL BASS AND CHOIRMASTER, Honley Parish Church. ¥ull Gozotxt ...
... Births, Marviages, and Deaths. MARRIAGES. GREEN—THOMAS.—March 15, at Halifax Parish Church, Mr. BEarnest Green, brass finisher, ¢f Elland, to Miss Alice Annie Thomas, of Halifax. DEATHS. BRIGHOUSE DISTRICT. CoLriNs.—March 12, Rebecca, widow of Emmanuel ...
... Tiplady, Gregson, Ingham, and Thornton, forwards. 1 Salterhebble—Thorp, back; Fox (capt.), Dickenson and Thomas, three-quarter backs; Vickerman and Hardy, “half backs; Bykes, Hartley, Mitchell, W. Mitchell, Helliwell, Metcalfe, Bull, Knowles, and Armstrong ...
... following up put his men onside, Metcalfe crossed the line, but the referee disallowed the point. Hardy next tried his hand at passing, and Duckworth threw to Thomas, but he being too eager missed the ball, and Paddock relieved. Some fine open play took place ...
... goel, 1 try, 5 minors. Bowling—l try, 5 minors. Salterhebble—Thorp, back; Fox (capt.), Duckworth, and Thomas, three-quarter backs; Vickerman and Hardy, half backs; Sykes, Hartley, Mitchell, W. Mitchell, Helliwell, Metcalle, Ellis, Knowles, and Gibbs, forwards ...
... kicks. Thomas (Salterhebble) made agood dodgy run, and following up well compelled Heaton to touch down. Haigh fe-started after the usual interval, but his kick was charged down by Ellis. Some good kicking between Heaton and Mitchell and Thomas and Robinson ...
... Salterhebble—Fox, back ; Crowther, Robinson, and Duck worth, three-quarter backs; Hardy and Mitchell, half backs; J. Knowles, S. Knowles, Elsworth, Armstrong, Thomas, Ellis, Bull, Womersley, and Lomas, forwards. GREETLAND v. BOWLING. The return match ...
... from Goodban’s, Loder's and Spohr’s. Good referencesif required. For Terms, apply, CuarLes Berrisox, Teacher of the Violin, Thomas-st., Holywell Green, nr. Halifax. HEATH GRAMMAR SCHO OL, HALIFAX. Head Master :—A. W. REITH, MA, formerly Scholar of New College ...
... Briggs .relieved by a well-judged kick into ch. Hartley broke away from the line out, but Ayrton © to the rescue, and kicked to Thomas, who retaliated scored a minor after a bit of good forward play. Half was ealled h the score Salterhebble—l try, 3 minors ...
... Halifax St. Thomas's (2nds). | i | they were separated ; Hill eventually made his score 23, At Hove Edge—Haulifax Brunswick v. Hove Edge. 2 z s | which incladed 15 singles, and Pearce’s contribution of 15 At Lightcliffe—Halifax St. Thomas's v. Lighteliffe ...