... (Dewsbury): Misses M. and J. Fairbrother, and 'Miss Hardy (Leeds). who gave trios on the violin, 'cello. and piano respectively. Mr J. Crossland, baritone (Nfisidleton), and Misses Richardson and Thomas, who gave an acceptable exhibition of classical dancing ...

... London, from ma:land, an succession to the Rev. J. Stephen erious wounds received action months .- son Woof, now vicar of St. Thomas's, Kendal , were interred in Richmond Cemetery W.* s The Bishep licensed the Rev. H. A. Hor full m m tairy h onmra. gird to ...

... *Mark Scoot, MMega* House, seed 536; *Thomas S. Malga,te, architect and builder, 5a7; Romani Jobn Ford, St. Ntary's Roman Catho Not elecattl.—*Albert Mattorsono, Gowthorpe Street, coal merchant, 469; Won. 'Edward Hardy, Barlow Terrace, boilermaker. 433: ...

... 4; extras, 3; total. 89. 4 Cronsrates A—H 14nk7, b Gent, 3; R Bell, b Gent, 8; W Porteous, run out, o; F b Hardy, 13; W Pasitin, c Hewkb, b Hardy. 13; C Surplice, b Gent, 8; J Hunt, b Gent, 2; If Morris, b Goodhall, t; W Walker, c Goodholl, b Gent, 4; ...

... o; J Nettleton, b A Hardy, 7; W 'red&le, b H Siberry, o: A Sbearamith, lbw, b H Siberry, 5; J KettJewell, H Sliberry, ; C Swann, b H Siberry, I; J Neale, run out, a; J Ta!,ior, b H Siberry, o; H Taylor, not out, 3; A Smart. b Hardy, or extras, 3; total ...

... and b Brook. R: Sykm, b Thomas, 6; Vat ley. 12 . ThOrll.lS. 26: Walker, b Thomas. o; Spivey, e Webster, b Thomas. 30: Halgney. b Thomas, 1; Goodall. lbw, b White, 14; Llriey, b Thornas, 2 ; Soulbv. not out, 7; c Brook, b Thomas, 5: Yeates. ...

... over Z3o will have been raised altogether. The stallholders we —Miss Dales, Mrs Wright, Mrs Dales, Mrs Moverlev. Miss Hardy, Miss M. Hardy, and Miss Freston (fancy stand); Miss I. Moverlcy, and :115ss H. Moverley. The winner of the head competition was Miss ...

... A—F Willnq, b Siborry, o; J Burnley, c &owning, b Siberry, p. :7: E Beaumont, c Clayton, b Hardy, 3; W 30 6 Garson, c Hardy, b Slberry, a; J Heaton, b 1 6 Hardy, o; B Young. run out, :7; J Beaumont, Iv !lardy, H White, c and b Gent, a; H. 4 Fidgeu, b Gent ...

... GARFORTH. n Cromg-ates. Scores : Crot•warcg—Sy4nes, b PidrcsAl. 7: Burnell, c Strad. b Word. '3; 'Heaton. run out, 3 ; Varity, b Hardy. 33 ; Borrect, c Glover. b Rallance, s Spivey, b 4Nckersgill, 6: Goodall. c 13aMance. b Stead. 3; Pirkeragill, b, Hsordy, 21; ...

... colours. Plant during October in wellsmanured 'beds, sinking the base of the bulb to a depth of about four inches. They are very hardy and require no special protection during the winter months. A Lew of the best include names which are far from popular, but ...

... (brother), Master H. and Master M. Wickham-Boynton (gAindsons). Mrs Charles Wickham (daughter in-law), and the Right Hon. Laurence Hardy were unable to be present. .Arnong those present were Major G. R. Lane Fox, M.P., Miss Lane Fox, Mr and Mrs E Lore Fox, Captain ...

... fortnight. Savoys will stand a lot of frost. They should be reserved until cabbages are fmished. Winning. stadt and Utility am two hardy cabbages. These Should be used when other varieties are over. Remove old and damaged leaves (Tom parsley. This is done to lig ...