... VALUERS. Sole HOX'SE AGENTS by Special Appointment to the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. HAYWOOD, Near DONCASTER.— To LET, from 2nd February, the FARM, now in the occupa- tion of Mr Joseph Preston, containing 139 a. 2r. 26p., with a good ...

... rolltuppiii. potato masher. Mrs. Nieheimom. foe A. M. Wilson. Doncaster. pair fano. Ma. W. riper, pair law. Yr. Rotherham& useful present. Mr. Rotherham. %weeping bosh. Mrs. ha, Doncaster. set pigs. Mr. Ci. Jubb, Ibmeasier, teamson. Xra. Curtis. *et ...

... amongst whom Lee* was very prominent with several dangerous long shots. Result: Barn-dey 3 goals. Doncaster Hovers 1 goal. Doncaster: Eggett, goal ; Birch and Langton, backs ; Waldington, Mnlley, and Wright, halfhacks; Nelson,Oxspring, Ray, Brooks, and Li award ...

... hsv.ng delivered the ha! from lire- rear. afterward* Pme was anuouared. Lcnul. DONCASTER HOVERS g®*;- WEDNESDAY RESERVES 1 DONCASTER. —Eggett. goal: Gregron and Lang'ton hacks: Hullev and YVnght Im i Nelson, lUy. Brooka, and Lmwsrel. RESERVES.-Boulsover ...

... United . . . 0 goal. SPORTING GOSSIP. Make Haste, Try On, Roos. and Vintage, purlased the sale of T. Weldon's horses st Doncaster, have joined Elsey's string Baumber. The brothers Lester and John Reiff have arrived in London from America They will ride ...

... Attoreh •. Doncaster •. Wotrksop• FOOTBALL. WHARNOLIFFE CHARITY CUP. DONCASTER ROVERS v. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY RESERVES. An ecrithig game was almond Doncaster tween them teams. We needy led by one goal to Dona at half-tune. Tanta* the of the half Langton, for ...

... ridiculous mistakes. Langton mimed his kick, which enabled Walker to get in a renin* and Dartmill .1 equalised. Shortly altcrwards Dartnell scored again in off-side position. Result: DONCASTER ROVERS 2 goals. WBI4ANCBRO’ 2 goals. DONCASTER —Eggctt, goal; ...

... interval had the advantage, but owing to the stubborn reaistarcc the Alvaston backs Fine wcaibcr favoured this fixture a. Doncaster on no scoring resulted until ten mimitea frem lime. Saturday, and resnparing the attendance w when Tavlor gave Pinxlon the ...

... the tom, bad the advanluar of a fair during the firat half. They had the best of the play, ar.d but .or good defence by* Langton and Birch, the Doneasl- hacks, and some smart poaUteepifg Rggett, hatre on several occasions daring the first bar. P'ollon ...

... League match, which played on the Intake. at Doncaster, on Saturdev. but the big event at Crystal Palace was not without its effect upon the players. tome of thom who had been nicked to ofkiate for Doncaster being on this se must. The teem that turned ...

... Extras . .. 2 Total . . BALBY v. RAWMARSIL Played at Balby. Boon: BALBY. RAWMARSH. e Outran b I AlMtt b Langton . 1 pr 6:0 . T Pa y ling b Langton . 2 W Fit:George Parkin W Ttsigg b T 'Tate 13 b Payling 5 Parkin e Vol h Fox run out U Tate . 2 Rev. ...

... poultry, pigeon, rabbit, and cavy sections. ‘The follow- ing gentlemen officiated as judges : —Horses : Mr. J. Milnthorpe, Doncaster; and Mr. R. Ford, Chevet Grange, near Wakefield, Cattle: Mr. W. Bailey, Armiey. Dogs: Mr. Tom Ashton, Leeds. ry: Mr. R. Anth ...