... position of York. Alderman Sir W. A. Forster Todd, chairman of the Markets Committee, presided, and among others present were Mr. Roger Lumley, M.P. for York; Major W. H. Carver, M.P. for Howdenshix-e; Colonel Bopner, M.P. for Barkston Ash; Alderman W. Dobble ...

... Swinton U.D.C.), P. Bannister (treasurer, Montagu Hospital), D. S. Humphreys J.P.. D. Wilson (secretary, Montagu Hospital), H. Straw (secretary, Swinton committee), and B. L. Smith. The service was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. T. G. Rogers. Ald. Lane paid ...

... Lanebottom we felt it was not the fault of the plavers. The characters were: Nicholas Manning a scientist; Mrs. E. J. Law; Lady Bannister, his aunt; Miss B. Halstead; Mrs. Duncan, the cook; Miss K. Gill; Pauline Branksome, a wealthy heiress, Miss E. Crossley; ...

... than 3 stems). —1, R. W. Proctor and Sons: 2, R. V. Rogers. Decorative Roses. —1. R. V. Rogers; 2, E. W. Stedman; 3, R. W. Proctor and Sons. New Decorative Roses.—). R. W. Proctor and Sons; 2. R. V. Roger; 3. E. W. Stedman. Sweet Peas (18 distinct varieties) ...

... frost when they met to open theln season at Weaverthorpe Flndlnii at Featherstone's Covert the pack ran Mount Spaniel, over Bannister s and Chapman’s Dales, and °stng the poxholes and Scarborough road hunted past Octon Grange, losing the iox s hort of Wold ...

... Edge; Pearce. Rowan; Wild. Rawson; Lawton, Fisher, Branham, Fisher, Cobb. WOMBWELL MAIN (v Monckton, home): Parkin; Shaw. Bannister; Briggs. Bradshaw, Aughty; Peae, Denmar, Skidmore, Ottewell, Caunt. BARNSLEY =ram LEAGUE. RYHILL OLD BOYS (v West Ward. away): ...

... Jessie Temple, W. Best F. Denton. K. Hoey, Kathleen Baldwin. Edtih C. Lofthouse. Enid M. Rockett, G. H. Atkinson, m p L. J. Bannister. A. E. Bennett. A. D. Fllntham, J. R. Thompson. Leeds Girls’ High School.—e Kathleen Clough, Elizabeth G. Cranmer, e 1 Irene ...

... there was nothing else but farm buildings. The picture is of sentimental value to Mrs. Smith because her daughter. Mrs. Amy !Bannister, of 94. Womb well Main, was one of the last to be christened in the old i church. She recalls the date as 20th July. 1897 ...

... were summoned for riding motor cycles not having two independent brakes. Each was fined 20s. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mr. Bannister. of Doncaster, conducted anniversary services at the Congregational Church on Sunday. Singing was conducted by Miss K. Allen ...

... out 4, G Jones 1, J extras 11; tctal 145. 19 BOLTON: J Cadman 17, J 'go c Teale 6, E M Butler 36, R Clarke , it not out 7, W Rogers 0, M Clark not ° extras 11; total (for 7 wkts) LOCKWOOD CAUSES A COLLAPSE e ainst After making quite a good start Thurnscoe ...

... were summoned for riding motor cycles not having two independent brakes. Each was fined 20s. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mr. Bannister. of Doncaster, conducted anniversary services at the Congregational Church on Sunday. Singing was conducted by Miss K. Allen ...

... J Brown extras 11: total 145. BOLTON: .1 Cadman 17. J S Eaton 19 .11! Teale 8. E M Butler 38, R Clarke 32. C Saga out 7. W Rogers 0. Clark not out 19; extras 11; total (for 7 wkts) 147. LOCKWOOD CAUSES A COLLAPSE After making quite a good start against ...