... H. Chambers; F. A. Chester, w. 0.; J. W. Hyde, wo.; E V. Beard beat J. B. Hobman: J. E. Dewsnap beat H. W. Barnes; F. W. Hardy, wo.; W. Davideson beat G. H. Hemsoll; H. Barker beat W. H Furniss. FOURSOME COMPETITION —Third round: W. Burnell and S. A ...

... A QUESTION OF MONEY Mr. Keir Hardie speaking at the Cumberland Tron Ore Miners’ Association demonstration at Egremont this afternoon, said out of every hund colliery accidents which occurred in mines annually, 75 could be prevented. Without meanwhile ...

... Allen. B 4 Chw: I\ Cranston, ¥. L. Smith, end J. Roper (®acketed), 4. D. Young 24 Appled Mechanics Laboratory—Pirst Yeer:— 5 B Hardy (prize), H. B. Hemall. 2ud Cless: -arwn. J. Wright. F eTIeEn Timalics —lst Cisen: E. Hasdlow ( y . S&es, W. S al'en ond ¥ ...

... have yet to see the best of Esperanto. | two were indulged with the 3 YA, 100 te 8 ww Laddie, 100 te 6 Cyrano house, with r Hardy as starter, assisted by He wae quite familiar with At the time of the more rain the Coc, Leicestersh re ¥. rene land he will ...

... Final round: G. A. Thomas (Lolder) beat Fellows 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. Ladies” Open Singles (Challenge Cup).—Pinal round: Fraulein Freiburg beat Mise M. Coles 6-0, 26, 6-1. Gentlemen's Open Doubles.—Final round: G. A. Thomas and 8. Hardy beat E. B. Allen and ...

... handled Razors, in case, all quite new. fers, Pawnbrokers, Thomas si 6d—St ron, g BEDSTEAD, brass knobs ; ie woven Wire Mattress, wool bed, 2 ‘and bolster ; faultless condition.—Turners, Thomas S UMBRELLA, handsome pearl handle, 5 ; silk cover; unused; ...

... Rutland’s extensive range in North Derbyshire—the shooting for which has again been secured by Sir Thomas Birkin—sport with the grouse did not begin to-day Sir Thomas and his family who will once more Duke's shootin, box, Longshaw Lodge, in the vicinity of Sheftiel ...

... Further engagements are expected to materialise before operation are commenced. Bob Dunmore has been displace} trainer Thomas Hardy, late assistant to Mvw castle United. BLACKBURN ROVERS. Expectatioos Run High at Ewood, with Team but Slightly Changed ...

... is expected hr completed by the opening match. I Training, (h*‘ Liverpool players have arrived Anficld t«. •v»l well. Sam Hardy training, and his wrist, broken last April, has stood several tests sf/'nididly. The goal stand th© Anfiekt Hoad the has hren ...

... For Woolwich Arsenal have accepted the offer of Thomas Hardy to train tho Plumsteed team this season. —lk I have no authority for saying that His Majesty will confer the Super Order of Merit on Mr. Hardy if succeeds in draagiog the Gunners “far from tho ...

... form a beautiful scene. #-, is also a fine collection of hardy fowers. eI Boy Run Over by Motor Car. Running from behind a dray into the midcle of htzwu!.‘mm street, a Sheffield child named John Thomas Higgins (four), of Bet. Ihse., Fitzwilliam street, was ...

... Mr. C. A. Davis (Sheffield and District Brewers” Association), Mr. Reginald Barker (representing Mr. Claude Barker), Mr. J. Hardy Richards (Wakefield), Mr. Reuben Thompson, Mr. J. J. Tomlinson, Mr. J. Gibbons (managing director of Joseph Tomlinson and Sons) ...