... when the governing body was elected, consisting of Sir Joseph Banks (President), the Hon. Lewis Dymoke (King's Champion), and Thomas Coltman, Esq. (Vice-Presidents), William Elmhirst, Esq. (Treasurer), and Richard Clitherow, gent. (legal ad. viser), the honorary ...

... countries heing represented ~e follows:—France, Miss M. Hardy ; Belgium, Miss El¢ie Newton; Ireland, Mies Frances Belton; America, Miss Marie Freestone; Scotland, Aileen Belton; England, Miss Olive Thomas: and Brittania, Miss Hilda Wheatley. FEleie Belton ...

... of King Cross, Hd.ihx& killed in action in Frunce April 9th, 191 —His sorrowing 'i? Louie. —B4, Claude-road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester. BUOKLAND—In loving memary of Ernest only son of Frances and the late Tow Buckland, killed in action in Fruw April ...

... team than last week and should branch of the Church Lads‘ Bri , under | win easily. The fixtures are:— the command of Mr. Hardy, was o useful |~ King Cros ~ Soworby Bridge. step in that direction. (* Hear, hear.”’) Siddal v. Lighteliffe. Flland v. Rastrick ...

... —Amqarthe V- » Bap- | B DPavesn ko, s schmn A T of the ladics eulogsticel the | Zion So.m Nortiowram Stones, Cucke, C. Long Thomas, J. Cr wreace, referred to at the ly of “Ml}o«“,:,'b’ Bridge C. ; RisHworth st. | Second ng, and R. s.,m,“*!. H Si v e ...

... long snd valuable ser- Seven furlongs. aces. Mr. Smith issuccreded by Mr. |9 3 Lord d'Abernon’s Diadem s..Lambton Arthur H. Thomas who is & very old mem- 9 3 Mr. White's Irish Elegance 4..C0tt.1l ber of the club and who has also held the | 8 12 Lord Derby’s ...

... 3 soldier u‘.. Nh fiufimu (g.. soldier, Pontefract ; fid Thomas S. Wade (19), soldier, of Larkhill camp, were charged with breaking and enm“—nmt m Shroggs Park and Ourlton ax. Ohief Inspector Hardy stated that the prisoners were charged with breaking and ...

... TO-MORROW'S PROGRANME Windsor Meeting. PR — 24~CLUB TWO-TRAROLD PLATE of 200 soww. ¥rve furtongs. 9 B Mrs ¥ Hardy's Charlemile vecmneceJßlOß 9 6 Mr. K, Moosc's Amlabe R, lay 512 $r A Nalley's Radegonde . ..R. Day 812 Mr. £ Caificott’s Sir Reginald ...

... They had now a tidy balance in the to Mr. Evison; 8 ewes at 79.6 d.. to Mr.; An application wae received from the lington), Thomas Smithson (Southrey), C. ?“:4 ; \n.K. ‘upt'ui- 3 ud, £l. baok, and if they continued to receive the Kent. Education Committee ...

... Mmhr—mdhm The Gost spmaker was Mr. J. H. | committes, decided with one exception that |He s that the widow's pension was now Thomas, MP. He had snrcsly ruen 10 | the most desirable forn of welebrating peace enough to live ou, and -m that he dud his feet ...

... Mr. R. Wootton's Zalanda 5 Wootton 813 Mr. H. C.. Owen’s Pick'ny 6ys Private ‘l 5 Lord Glanely's The *zanmh‘}r ng '8 0 Mr. Hardy's Burly 3ya .. Hogg 710 Sir E. Hulton's Silvanite 3ys . Wootton 7 10 Colonel Winter's Golden Bquare 6 Bell 7 4 Mr. Smith's ...

... TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME Newmarket Meeting. —~HEATH PLATE (Handioap) of 300 sove 99Mr F Hardys Net Mash 4yw .. Hogy 9 6 Lady Quesnsberry’'s Koyal Buoks 6y swevier S R el af © Ghonsetbadiiatanite ) T @ Slad BV u-'-'-u—ux,n--\ul §lO Major M. Weyland's Tumpear ...