... *Timothy Taylor (C.) > 3 John Lawson (L..), boot dealer; Thomas H. “ail (L.), check- South Ward—*William Jackson rewer Alcock C.), Etisha Renshaw (L.), Fish ironfounder, Insurance agen’ dentist; Herbert Hardy (L.), East Ward.—John Renshaw William Taylor (C.) ...

... Dentith, Mr. .T. Burge, Mr. f! Hollingworth, Mr. R. Hardy, Mr. E. Madin', Mr. G_ 11. Barnett, Mr. E. Barnett. Mr. A. Bates, Mr. G. Jones, and Mr. A. Boot. Refreshment stall: Mrs Frearson, Mrs Hardy. Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Brown, Mise Travis, ...

... T,, 16.0; Mr Hardy's ch ¢ JACKS, 14:3, Oldham, 160 .. Mr R. bi ¢ 15.2, Preston, 100 .. Mr J. F. Wright's bi m Lady N, 15.14 Manchester, Mr C. Ellictt’s ch m Alice M, 15.2, Manchester, 160 Mr J. m Lady Ban, 143), Omesten, 115 ne Mr Thomas’ bi m Empress ...

... R Brice. Slipper: E. THURSDAY, OCTORER 5. NORTH LANCASHIRE STAKES. SECOND ROUND, M wood. Watson’s Wante:t Badly beat Mr H. Hardy’s Hear Mr E. M. Crosse’s Cherry Whiskey beat Mr J. Dennis’ Devil Dedger Mr Wild Irish Lad beat Mr A. H. Jones’ John Frost. ...

... made their position secure but for selfish Hill played a fine game, and from a away Bowring in and over leading interval, but Hardy put on an- from @ vass by Bowring. Hill, 2 goals: Forest Reserve, 1 fore fifteen v. Red Hill. —Plaged st be- home team attacked ...

... Shamrock is considered the best British boat ever sent to this country, combined with the great popularity enjoyed by Sir Thomas Lipton, has caused more widespread interest than usual to be taken in what at any time The wish is @ most popular sporting ...

... Kings- ton^n-Thames, wrenches; W. J. Smith, London, die heads tor screw-cutting and in the method of opemtmg the mine; H. S. Thomas and W .D. Davies KazarmaLlanelly manufacture of tin and terne plates, and other Eke motal coated pistes or sheets apparatus ...

... Nottingham. TO THE FRONT H THE COLON ADE. UTcCH BULBS, THRECT FROM THR GROWERS. ANT. ROOZEN SONS GUINEA PACKAGE of CHOIOD HARDY FLOWER ROOTS, for Spring Gardering, Contains 1,92 well-selected Sound Bulbs, viz:— 48 LHyecinths distiae French Ranunculus ...

... Jehu Thomas Cooper, draper, aged 59, was sentenced lo two months' imprisonment for false pre- tences at- Clown. — John Brunt, labourer, pleaded guilty to doing wx'.fal damage to the extent of £8. 15s. J to the plate-glass window of John Thomas Fewsey ...

... Churoh history, and at the the lecturer was cordially Thomas Owen was, at Lincoln, yesterday, sentenced to three weeks’ hard labour for stealing a pair of boots from the shop front of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, _and a skirt from the of the shop occupied ...

... U de cede Proceeds of Twelith Sheffield Cyclists’ Charity r. J r Tournament, per Thompzou, Treasurer (previously acknowle Thomas, Mrs. 17, Meatford Road, Pitsmoor, per Mrs. Kelso Workmen of late tirm of Mr. J. C. pro- portion of surplus of Workmen's Hospital ...

... rate in the 33 great towns last week| averaged 19 r 1,000. The rate Sheffield was H). James Marshall, of tho Sportsman Inn, Hardy j Street, who fell from the steps of 'bus close to - the Upperthorpe terminus, died at the Royal Infirmary this morning, after ...