BITS OF TURF
... T has in the Brampton Burtoa, i. id medals were awarded to H. Finney, €. H, Haslam, R. Hardy, A. “Stanhope. Ts, E. Stanhope, H. . Haslam, H. Finney, and R. Hardy. Buxton, and special prizes to JUNE 18, 191) HEA UARTERS’ HINTS. ...
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph
DRAW FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
... v. A. K. Cronin; G. H. Nettleton R Pfleiderer, C. P. Dion v. 0. C. Miley; W. D-. Waller ¥. R. D. Nolan; P. M. Dawson v. 8. Hardy; A. C. Butler v. Doust ; E. 0. H. Clement Lowe; A. H. Robert v. 5. F. Good v. G. P. Alen; A. L, H, Muleahy ¥. T. Edmett ; E ...
THE WIMBLEDON MEETING WILDING OUTPLAYS BARRETT
... 1-6, 8-6. Otto Blon beat A. K. Cronin, 6-3, 911, 4-6, 62, 62. D. Nolan w.o., W. D. Waller seratched. P. M. Davson beat 8S. Hardy, 6-35, 0-6, 6- 6-0. Lowe beat A. € Butter, 6-2, 6: N. Doust beat A H. Gobert, 6-2, 6-2, 61 beat G. P. Allen, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 ...
THE CHEAP OILCLOTH SWINDLE
... Gilbert Street, Sheftield, late pay the fee to Dr. Ki | He explained his being without a coat by saying At Alfreton, yesterday, Thomas Dennis. of Pi'sler. All last Police-constable (308) Holden and Police- he a paw: it. was sued by Miss Louisa Harrison, a ...
WILDING BEATS RITCHIE
... Edmett,” 6-3, 6-3,-6-5. . J. beat L. E. Milburn, 6-5, 10-8, 7-5. . F. Wilding beat M. J. G. Ritchie, 6-2, 6-3, 5-7. 6-2. . H. Thomas beat .A. D. Pribble, 5-7, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. . Froitzheim beat W. J. Eaves, 9-7, 6-3, 6-2. OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Holders: ...
Bicycle Deals at Ilkeston
... Bicycle Deals at Ilkeston Thomas Yeomans, aged 46, clerk, was indicted for obtaining bicycles, value £2 10s. and £6, by false on March pretences, from Jacob Hawkins, at Ilkeston, 15. Prisoner walked into prosecutor's shop on March 14 with w bicycle to ...
OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
... A. Beamish and 3. McNan beat G. A. Thomas and A. W. Myers, 7-5, 6-4, 6-1- THIRD ROUND. and A. F. Wilding beat B. Eill ard and F. Good, 6-1, 6-0, 8-6. S. N. Doust and L. 0. 8. Poidevin beat E. Gwynne Evan: and S. Hardy, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2. LADIES’ OPEN Holder: ...
THE DALBURY MURDER
... Derby, yesterday, before Mr. Justice A. 'T. Lawrence. He was gn the Bench by the High Sherif of the County, Mr. Gerald H. Hardy the Under Sheriff, Mr. William of Scrofton. Woolley ; and the Chaplain, the Rev. W. S. Penley, he following genilemen composed ...
Sanbeam, in London and at Liverpool. He made a remarkably fine show here, and won Mr. VOMEN ON THE DONCASTER
... was ng factory girls and working women generally be as successful as most of its predecessors. The very useful show. Mr. F. Hardy’s Vani Mr. IiL, e and district. weather conditions yesterday morning, however, useful bay Royal Mask, was third, the commencement ...
YORK HORSE REPOSITORY. FIRST JANUARY SALE. ESSRS. WALKER and SO will hold M their next SALE { HUNTERS, HARN S
... offer about 70 VALUABLE HORSES, including 3 Horses from'a Gentleman, Tadeaster. 2 Horses from T. Hardie, Esq. 2 Horses from Major Raiit. 2 Horses from Capt. Thomas. 2 or: from Mr. J. Townend, 2 Ho s from 0. F. Wrangham, Esq. and other Studs Further entries ...
bn IHr. 3F. Sannisttr
... Noon when they will offer about 70 VALUABLE HORSES, including— from a Gentleman, Tadeastct u Wilson, Esq. T. Hardie, Esq. ” Major Raitt. Thomas. Capt. C.F. Mr. J. Townend. 2 ” D. Wran, Me. WwW. Ba: ain, Esq. 2 ” T. Pearson, Esq. And other Studs. Further ...
SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JANUARY IT. 191 L A Hole in the Water
... asking him to con- said, did not “make” a bucketful of water. vene another conference at a later date to consider Reginald Thomas Richards, a butcher, who was a the subject in question in detail. His tordship said Passenger, epoke well of the Waratah, ...