... , W. S. Mayn, J. R. Kirk, W. Johnson, W. R. Appleyard, T. LH. Killingbedc T. G. Conyers, G. W. 'Peace, W. P. Fletcher. T. Thomas, H Briggs, together with the Clark (Mr Mee). The Clerk reported a balance in thy horn& amounting to £7445 us. The estimates ...

... Smith, b Lister, 6; A Killerby, b Jones, 2; Rd. Thomas, b Jones, 4; Rag. Thomas, not out, 3; A E Hudson, c C Jones, b S Jones, 2; 2; total, 6z. All Saints—J Woodruff, b Bowers, 2; B Wray, b Reg. Thomas, ; H Sutcliffe, run out, 7; W Wilson, b Bowers, ; ...

... Lady Beaumont to snake presentations to three Selby young men for deeds of gallantry and heroism. The recipients were Mr. Thomas Haynes, Mr. John Eduturl Leigh. and Mr. James Richardson. The following outline of their gallantry was given by the chairman:- ...

... CROSSGATES. At Brainham. Scores:— Branham Nlarriner, b Thomas, c; Barley, run out, 9; G R Lane-Fox, c Hardy, b F Wairrwright, 24: R 'Hebron, c Davisworth, b F ANlainwright, 3; II Smith, c Hardy, b Thomas, .3; T 22 ll' Wainwright, 1; D Bullock, b P Wainwr;ght ...

... Plant during October in wefl-nsanused hats, sinking the base of the bulb to a depth of about four . inches. They are very hardy and require no special protektion during the winter months. A few of the best include names which are far from popular, hut ...

... The start was sensational, the Vale scoring twice in the first five minutes. Atter these reverses Halton mused up and Reg Thomas scored a try. There no further score before the interval. Halt-time; Bus. Vale, 6 points; Halton, 3 point. Halton pressed ...

... John Dobson, railway engine -driver. Raincliffe-street • Thomas Hall, sauce manufacturer. Studbohne. Park-street; Wm. Holmes Hanson, inaproace agentr Fairhotme. Doncaster-road; William Edward Hardy. boiler:mitts. liariow-tarrateL Herbert rterk. Westfield; ...

... a dangerous dog not under proper Mrs Egget. and Shore; Faacy Stall—Mrs control. Harry Glover Piekersgill, bye- Platt, Mrs. Hardy, Miss Connell and Miss Long; worker, of ag, Poplar Avenue, Pound Stall---Mrs. Umpleby, Mrs Brook and Miss_ Barker' Street Stall—Mrs ...

... 12 ; Kettlewell, run nut, ; Sheannsith, c Broadbent, b hardy, t ; Routh, c Vince. b Wilkinson. 8; Vaulil, b o; Taylor, c and b Exeltsy. 22 I G Broadbent. b Hardy, 3; Taylor. c Hardy. b V.iHcinon , 18; Hook, not out, 37; Nettleton, b Wilkinson, 14; extras ...

... b S. P o ll ster , a; able aggregate of it: attained for the loss fi Walls, not out; z ; T. Foulter, b D. nson, 2; E. c F. Hardy b S..Palister, of only half-a-dozen wickets. E. Beaumont o; extras, 8; total, 57. Boston Spa and Thorp:web-J. Cleveley, not ...

... b Brookes, o; 11. Chambers, b Watson, ti; W. Duck, c Hardy b Watson, 31; W. Foster, b Watson, 19; A. Hewitt, not out, 35; W. Eanterby, lbw I. Watson, 17; C. Toar, lbw b rarkin, 1; R. Bowers, c Hardy b Parkin, o; extras, to; val. 130. Whitkirk—A. Brook ...

... run out,o; G Varley, b Thomas, i 8; l Cohey, b Thomas, 57; G Wriggksworth, kw, b Jackson, 5; J b o; F Nlikser, b Jackson, o; H Colley, b 'Longalen, 3; E Scanlon, b Thomas, o; P Smart, c Longslen, b Thomas, a: A Douglas, b Thomas, a; 1' ...