... W. Bbaw b Littlewood 3, Dyson c Hardy b Littlewood 5, Haigh lbw b HeapO, Langfield b Littlewood 7, Jepson at Braith waite b Littlewood 6, Bykes not out 4, extras 6; total 85. Holmtirth. —Booth lbw b W. Shaw 10. Hardy b Noble 11. Fletcher c and b Ellis ...

... to Mias Clara Marshall, Sh»v C mgh, Holmhrth. * ~ Habdy— Moobhousb.— On -he Mth inst.. at the Rtgisttr Office, Mr. Friend Hardy to Miss Elizabeth Moor- houre, both of Stoekamoor. Lodgs— ftUM-b- Ou the 19th mat., at the Wes- leyan Chapel. Almondbury, by ...

... and articles of association are the above-named directors, together with Mr. Herman Mason, of Summerfield, dioriton- oum-Hardy, merchant, and two employes of the firm. The solicitors of the company are Messrs. Ramsden, Sykes. and Ramsden, Huddersfield ...

... Driffield. He was second at the Shire Horse Show in London, and has taken firsts at Cottingham, Beverley. Otley, and Bradford. Mr. Thomas Hall, of Langton. Mal- ton, sent his four-years-old Langton Masher, and he was second to Revival. Mr. Hall's hack ney has ...

... bells took place under the auspices of the Heavy Wol len District Association. Mr. Edward Dawson. of Meltham, and Mr. John Thomas Dicken, of Friezland, were the adjudicators, and their deci sions appeared popular. Seven hundred and twenty changes of Oxford ...

... Driffield. He was second at the Shire Horse Show in London, and has taken firsts at Cottingham, Beverley, Otley, and Bradford. Mr. Thomas Hall, of Langton, Mal- ton, sent his four-years-old Langton Masher, and he was second to Revival. Mr. Hall's hack ney has ...

... •Blackley v. Outlane. R. Holliday and Sons v. Salendine Nook. Friends' Adults v. Lindley Zion. OTHER MATCHES. -Bradley St. Thomas' v. Woodhouse Church. Cowms Wesleyan v. Cowcliffe Church. Bailiff Bridge v. Milnsbridge Second XI. 'Second teams play on contra ...

... Livesey b Hardy 22, B. Dyson st Greenwood b Thackray 9, J. Thornton c Blackburn b Thackrav 2, E. Cave c Eastwood b Hardy 28, A. E. Hoyle c Stansiield b Thackray 14, T. Hirst b Hardy 17, A. Pearson c Thackray b Hardy 10, S, Thornton b Hardy 0 ...

... protecting her sister. Cass stopped short. Has sho a sister? he asked. v I believe so. At least, in the books I told you about, Thomas Gordon had written the names of his daughters Laura and Janet Gordon. The first is, of course, Mrs. Moxton, the second name ...

... Armitage Bridge, and F. Stokes, gardener to Mrs. Charles Crosland ; local classes, Messrs. George Hey. gardener to Sir Thomas Brooke, and Thomas Copper, gardener to Sir Joseph Crosland. t The athletic sports were again a most attrac- tive feature of the event ...

... Annitage Bridge, and F. Stokes, gardener to Mrs. Charles Crosland ; local classes, Messrs. Geoige Hey, gardener to Sir Thomas Brooke, and Thomas Copper, gardener to Sir Joseph Crosland. a The athletic sports were again a most attrac- tive feature of the event ...

... prisoner was left in the shop jiI om*. Evidence as to the pawning of the goods at the shops of Mr. Walter Craven and Mr. Hardy Weatherburn was given. Prisoner pleaded guilty. The Chief Constable stated that she had a baby only a few weeks old, and had ...