... heurty welcome to the hrge guthening which was present for the occasmion. % | The Vicur wus ably supported by Alderman R. Thomas, one of the best and staunchest members of St Augustine's ~ The 7-&:375& and ecftractions ware in charge enthamiastiv St. ...

... Centenary . St Bernard's: St Jude's v. Thorpe St. Johm's: Rip m—m v. St. George's; Staioland Cons. v Cross: and St. Hilda's v. St. Thomas's TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. Pirst-Fourth W.RR. v. Keighley “A.—First. Fourthe :—Tumlinson ; Maeclarn, Long, Clarke, and Ogden ; ...

... 2s. 6d.. CGeorge Thomas £1: FEric Smith £2 2¢.: Thes Hardy 10s.; Matilda Morns L£l: Tom Furness £2. Annie Hangson, £1; Benjamin Padget £1; Ada Sherwin £2:° Janie Morris 25. 6d.; Ivy M. Demaine 5e.: Arthur Lund, 25.6 d.: Ronald Hardy 7s: Ronald Waod Se ...

... Beatrice Way- coti, Giweppe Barheris, Aunie Wallaoe, and Henn Hardy are artstes whose performances, ofve seen are to be remembered and they are but representative of the re- Daughter of the Thomas) tomorrow. ...

... pEEciS Prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Heleas, Lancs. is boxes, labelied (5-3 d and isod. The bouquet does not pass away rapidly—a point indicative of fulness of body and a plenitude of natural spirit, Rich Old Ruby Port FERNANDEZ N 95 is'not the ...

... Leeds: (Engiecr | GRORGE ROBSON, M.LM.E, Holly Mount, Lis| eoln (Director of Claytos and Shuitleworus, | | Lad.) CHARLES THOMAS BLACKLOCK, Crssways, Lipcole (Lirector of Claywo aod Shatueworih, Lad.). BANKERS. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL AND CUNION BANK ...

... l; extras, 1° total 38 00 Y.—H. Orossley, 5; W. Crowthez, 1; S J. Albon, 11; J. Crossby, 6; J. A. Smith, 12; D. Hey, 4; C. Hardy, 0; J. Bverett, 1; H Lovell, 0; G. Smtih, 0; H. Maud, not out 0; extres, 1; total (for 9). &1 ZION. STONES WESLEYAN w. At Zom ...

... good attendance, and good going, 2_o-—!“0&\? (at closing) PLATE of 200 sove— Six furiongs. ~_ _Race started at 22 8 0 Mr. F. Hardy's SUNSTROKE 3y Bowton 1 9 1 Oolb Thompson’s ACROCEPHALLUS ¥ s ooy 29 mamtm g (hhj'. 9 1 Mr. Stratton's DUMB SHOW 4y Secourse ...

... Barron, F. Hoyle, W. Helliwell, D. Hey, H. Lovel. Res.: C. Hardy and J. Evercte. Second elevens, at Barkisland. Copley : N. Holroyd icapt.), R. Hitchen, J. Cordinfiey.ny. Everett, (. Hardy, H. Thomas, E. Fosoy, A. Cordingley J. Marshall, G. Smith, G. Yorke ...

... N. Crowther, J. Crossley, T. J. Albon, W. E. Barron, H. Maud, J. A. Smith, F. Hoyle, W. Helliwell, H._ Lovell, H Thomas. Res : (- Hardy. Copley 2nd v. Asquith Jun., at Copley. Copley: N. Holroyd (capt.), R. Hitchen, C. m.rdy. F. Bull, J. Cordingley, ...

... JUNIORS.—At Copley. Scores :—Copley: k. Possey 0, C. Hardy 3, R. Hischen 0, T. Bull 10, J. Holroyd 0, J. Cordingley 16. J. Boaoock 7, J. Marshall 1, N. nolmys not out 0. A. Cordingley 0, H. Thomas 2. extrus 4; total 8. Asquith Juaiors : Thernton 14, Harrisan ...

... delivery of the horse; while defendant’'s case was that he never sold it to Joyce, Counsel for the defendamt now stated that Mr. Hardy's view had heen that the mfiujflu for the sade of the horse were Mr. William Clarke. It now appeared that Mr. Clarke was ot ing ...