... returned to work and strike by officials deemed to be ill-advised one of a few local men Thewlis a once famous Yorkshire county cricketer has died Lasceltes Hall where he was a visit to brother when he suddenly seized with illness He in his 72nd year THE DAWN ...

... natives of hand-loom weaving Cricket came naturally to him as many generation in the Kirkheaton and Lascelles Hall district among whom the name of Thewlis always been identi-fiel the Yorkshire cricket Thewlis came as a cricketer late in life for 35 years ...

... Touring his year or in advance in 1898 income of the CTC was £ 18700 while reached £16000 Cricket stated staff of factory Colchester are working manufacturing cricket of a material called maponito is claimed will make high-class low price be possible but ...

... practice she should become very useful acquisition to the list hurdle-racers. ATHLETICS, fcc. John Thewlls, the old Yorkshire cricketer, is dead. Thewlis was uncle “Eph Lockwood, and was 11 years of age. Thewlis was years age when he played in hit first county ...

... the 9th Nor., rt»d stated that wan collecting for cricket dub, and on the strength of that representation obtained frewt her rtuiling. Subsequenly, was found that had no authority collect for any cricket duh. The defence was that the case was one of mi*- ...

... place in camp New Year’s Day. Methuen has announced his intention of giving cups to competed for by the various regii mental cricket and football teams. There will also be hor*o racing, and prise cups for the principal events have been provided merchants ...

... leaves no children. The Thewlises, the Greenwoods, and the Lock- woods. were houschold names in Yorkshire cricket circles when the lot of the cricketer was much less enviable than it is to- Born at Kirkheaton, on the 0th of day. ary, 1828, John Thewlis had ...

... to take plan- camp on New Year’s Day. Lord Methuen has announced his intention of giving cups ...

... Bowman, Mr. T. Mercer, and Mr. Councillor Robinson vere also re-appoin- ted. It was unanimously resolved to in future allow cricket to be played on the stray, and that the Beworth Reve'W bave the use of their old ground. The wardens and pasture masters were ...

... Poore, C. liill. and A. O. Jones. County cricket is dealt with iu the editor's usual complete and careful way, aud there is special chapter on the doings of the Australians in England. Contributkms on suggested cricket reforms Lord Harris and Mr. G. Steel ...

... preparing his ‘‘ Talks with Old Yorkshire Cricketers.” Thewlis’s old acquain- tances came to his assistance on that occasion, and at the close of last cricket season the Committee of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club generously voted their old servant a ...

... mostly wounded the Tugela and spint-., and constantly play football and IltCrS. battle, toother with a number of invalided cricket. The Colonial soldiers the same m. n hav * H**-n brouL'ht down to the craist from quarters the regular British troops. i Stanley ...