... MR. J- D. COLLIER The death occurred at House, yesterday, after a brief illness, -'Mr. James David CoUler (73). retired school master, of Preston-under-Scar. near Leyburn, Mr. Collier held posts' West Witton Bud Schools, and afterwards at schools In London ...

... DURHAM MINE FLOODED. THREE COLLIERS MISSING, SacrUton Colliery, near Durham, yesterday after- Hidden inrush water took placo the busty the mine number men were the the lime, but fortunately all were safely n-e.ed with the exception of three, who were ...

... in. Miß* Hf- KV hb, D Hr ,; . •' O-irf-ti#*. Andrtv*-.. ,1. Kir.->wj Ar•ee-ia. 1 Rpi't. 1 !' M, ?aos-. S. K ;,1 F. I'ASJ BACKS suffered r. heavy defeat! at Hornsea scoring points to> nil. Except for occasional breaks, seldom looked like scoring. They ...

... this day February. 1037. THUS THORNTON Town Clerk ai d the , Leeds City Council. Town Clerk * Office Civil Hall, I. LEEDS British Israel Assoc latlon —Public J 'lie ...

... Mr. D. J. Bethell and Miss O. Breuis It a long way from Malton the Sudan. Mr. Bethell. whose engagement announced, goes back to his work a* the Sudan Political Service next month, but Miss Olivia Brcwis will have about nine months more at home at Norton ...

... MISS G. HUNTER AND MR. J. D. MORGAN. The wedding took place yesterday afternoon Gilling, near Malton, of Miss Gtvynifred Hunter, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Slingsby Hunter, of Gilliag Castle, to Mr. John Dixon Morgan, of Bolgoed, near Brecknock ...

... B. Hudson, 87, E, 75; H- B. Snell, 85, 9, J. R. Bower, 79, 1, 78. Second-class Medal.—H. Platts, 85 gross, 16 hand 1 70 net; J. W. Wilson, 98, 26, 72; P. 18, 73; J. W. Bray, 93, 18, 75; S. Thornton, 94, l 6» J. F. Syme, 102, 24, 78. The challenge cup was ...

... became a 'atar with J'+L lyfrrty, a jrest rizbt, who weat to the Ediabarjrh Hfbwß'asi: HOT en. and tboae Jul! MeGoe. McGinn, and McLaren, who went the' *Oslt«, and «u capped England. I. like aJI r '.her lad* oi Lufar. was ike* were all wou'd-hr international* ...

... Miss J. D. Stampe beat Miss B. A. ite, 6-4, ANNAL GOLF TROPHY W. R. Heylings & E. Siswick Meet in Final. In his semtfinal of the Pannal trophy competition at the Pannal Open golf meet- ing to-day, J. E, Gent (Bradford Moor) could not ce «the ...

... COLLIERS IN SHIPYARDS The Government making every effort expedite the release o£ miners of low medical categories. During the past three months such men have been sent back from the Army rate of nearly 100 day. but the need for more groat and urgent that ...

... WOrNDF.D AND MISSING, Durham L.l.—Milk, W. (Sunderlaod). MISSING. York and Regt.—Simpson. T. (Barn&ley). Durham Light Blower. Loe.-Cpl. Z. (Kerryhilll: Colbeck. T if'lwl: Dar.nisoii. H. (Stanhope. Durham); E. iMiddlisbrotigh cnltl; King. G. (West ...

... COLLIERS AND CRICKET The first annual dinner of the teams participating in the cricket league of the Doncaster Collieries’ Association took place in Doncaster on Saturday evening. Mr. J. Griddle, one of the agents, presided, supported by managers and ...