... JeSorson ; “ The Changed Aspect of Feminine Cycling,” by Miss Lilias Campbell Davidson; The Log of the Hydra,’’ by W. Hardy Thomas; Autumn Morning in Lakeland,” and “ Our Detractors,” by Dr. J. A. Austin. It looks like excellent sixpenn’orth. The damage ...

... is quite agreeable to run Thomas a twelve mil# match, a» Thomas suggests, with a view of breaking Deerfoot's record for that distance. In all probability Parry will .loin in. and will his best to arenge previous defeat. Thomas wants the match run a fortnight ...

... Coin© opened in very prca»-sing tashion. Hardy (21) and Kitchenman ti.m?>iling ere they were parted for the first wket. Smith (38) also performed respectably, and home side won six wickets. For Colne, Hardy, Smith, and Briggs each obtained three se’s ...

... person of William Alton* borough, woo. with his brother Thomas, shining light in days when County championships were unheard of, and when must of our modern heroes of the game were in their cradles. Thomas played with the All-England eleven more than once, ...

... Cardin. 1; W Davie* Cardiff. 2; Tboma* Treluurla, 3. Time, SSsec. Threejranla. HsJf-mUe Bicycle (NovicsK-G Jons* Newport, 1; Thomas. Trebarris. 2; Beavant. Newport, Time, Imin Usee. Yard* (Open).—J Montwoansrr. Houth Bristol 19.1; A Omuou, Abarfureunjr, ...

... proportions—lo 4. Hardstaife captured six wickets for 17 runs, and Nicholson ir ...

... strong teams on Wednesdays. (■. Hardy, the Elswick Works professional, has done some good bowling performances this season, as the following averages will ■bow:— 320 overs. 106 maidens, 537 rims, 82 wickets, average 7.7. Hardy is a medium pace ivowler with ...

... Carlin, o' Kastwood and Lord’s, the captain of the colts, the following being the twanty-one selected ; A Bennett. Notts Castle Hardy. Kimberley W Attewoll. Key worth A longdon. Coleman. Selston K Cilfton \V Ford. KAilwesl T Farr. Hyson fireen Uregorr. Birkenbrad ...

... 0.. 54? Thomas ran splendidly, aa wall arar did in hie life, aad daaerred all the nice things that war* said about him the flniah. Moran soon took “back seat in the race, aad F. E. Bacon, tha Ashton soldier, who wae ex pectectad to Thomas's toughest ...

... palpably wanting when they met the Manchester Onbat Whnliey Range on Saturday. With the exception of Holt, Hath bone, and Hardy, who played well throughout, the others were simply, to eae nautical phrase, “all sea, for In the Drat minute of the game ...

... reanlts were attained. Tasralltn Hall had Kirkheaton aa opponents, and the home team batting first made 89, C. H. Uilnes 19 and Hardy 17 doing best. Pollard had three wickets for 22 runs, Schofield four for 31, and Rhodes two for 18. Kirkheaton looked winners ...

... medals to Throstle Bank and silver medals to St. Thomas’s runners np. Orest interest was taken in the match, and a large number of spectators were present. The result was a great blow to the St. Thomas’s supporters, while the friends of Throstle Bank ...