... Mecsre N Beaumont, Geo. Little wood, Thomae Bedford, Ingham Bedford, € Clark, £ Na lor Brooke, A o, T. W: Fitton, Walker, and T. were —Bicycles, Messrs. Ernest Bedford Geo wood and Mr. Geo. ‘8, Mesars wand Thomas ford; starters A. Smith and for sports ...

... CLUB v. NEW- IN: | at New- millerdam on yesterday G. W. Nussey J. Calvert J. Beatson 8. Brown @ A. Kaye W. ei W Browa H. Hardy @ Thomas Total THE uP. = Po > — COUPETITION, & Weetine ©: représeniatives of the janior, IMPORTANT INQUIRIES IN YORESHIRE. a ae ...

... Quality THE WESLEYAN SUNDAY ANNI. VERSARY was held on Sunday, when the Rev A Hardy, of Horbury, was the preacher fo the evening the obapel was crowded In the afternoon Mr. Hardy gave au address to parents, teachers. and re. The hymns were nicely sung. Mr ...

... By > ea ¥ eG “ae THE EXPANSS, . 8 tee cacy Mvisusey SMITH f= evangelion) THOMAS DEWS, Hcrefall and Mr ne on the organ. >) ANNOUNCE HB fe W. H. K N GSWE L. WAKEPIELD. THE MOTOR BICYCLE~A ime 4DIBS ant GENTS TAILOR. to Messrs E. White and Sons, Alms- @plendid ...

... HAY & STRAW DEALE HAY aad STRAW DEALES, HORSE THOMAS BOROUGH MARKET end LEIGH-STREET. “TONDON GAZETTE” Prom Friday's © Gazette” :— — Bernal Bilt. 'MADEON APPLICATION POR DIS _Harold William Mills (trading a W Mills and Co), sheffield, years From Tuesday's ...

... Personality as a4 Fores ‘an Asset.” by Mr. Keith J. Thomas, of was, in the unavoidable absence of ithe writer, read ACCIDENTS.—The cases have been admitted inte Clayton tal this lor (16), 2, Union- Siddie (18), Hardy Croft, 1D. ry wrist ; Fi rald (19), 12, Robinson's ...

... competition, were: — 1 Frank F 2. W. Thomas. Meesrs. W. Hilton and J. Etty were busy looking after the adults’ and children’s sports in which a geod manv_competi- tors took part. Results: — girls’. race — N. Hardy. Schoolgirls’ skipping —_— race— M. Shepherd ...

... Samuel suet and td. each, or seven days. Fora similar offence at the eame time Jobn Hardy, miner, Rybill, bad 13s. St. to pay. or seven whilst for aiding and abetting Thomas miner, Crofton, had 12s. 3d, to pay, or seven days.—A fine of 5s. each was imposed ...

... late Joe Wm. Copley of Newton, who died February 2th, 1901 “ Though lost to sight, to memory dear.” HARDY .—In ever loving memory of the lats Isaac Hardy, of the Queen Hotel, Outwood who fell asleep March ist, 1901. Gone, bat Rot forgotten. LONG.—In loving ...

... A Executive Committee of the Association wae held at the Bull under the presidency Stewart, J.P. After a long ames of Sir Thomas Milborne of Chevet Park, and Brotherton were selected to be @ meeting of the members of nmittees of the Associativn on ming ...

... Ben Mountain, rabbite—Mesers Arthur, Fi, and Bdward Smith; horticulteral an@ agricultural duce— Meears. Friend Graham. Harry Hardy Thom Vounteain and Ho son Smith: carator—Mr. George Smith, The: judges were —Horsee—Mr. W Cartmell, ham. Blackpool, and Mr ...

... the following ted —G H. Howitt (26 votes), James Hardy (25), Wilfred Smith (3), Charles Clayton (20), and Herbert Ellam (17) Not elected: Henry Milnes (13), John ates and John Luck (1 each), and ‘Thomas M. Sykes (8). ST. BARTHOLOMEW’s CiILURCH. -- The ...