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... ascertain the title of the company to charge 9d. ivhen the distance could be covered for Bd. Fred Bonsor and his Wife.—On Wednesday, at tha Bradford Boroueh Court, Fred Bonsor, traveller, Drewton-street, Bradford, better known as an International Kugby football ...
... AND PASTIMES. PENANIM'S NOTE-BOOK. Good-bye to the Championship—A dreadful Day at Hudderspield—Yorkshire v. Middlesex- Fred Bonsor and the Bradford Club—Mirth at Manningham — A Football Pantomime at Leeds—lmportant Ruling by the Kugby Union —Brevitie ...
... unwelcome fate with the calmest resignation they could command. The Scots wero surprised with the agility and vigour of Fred. Bonsor, Rawson Robertshaw, and the Hying Ritchie. Potter and Hickson again led the Van of the forwards most gallantly, while Hawcriuge ...
... secured their places. Bradford supplies four sterling players to the team in R. Robertshaw (a splendid three-quarter), Fred Bonsor (the brilliant half-back), E. Wilkinson and H. Robertshaw (a couple of valuable forwards;. T. P. Peacock, of I>eeds St. ...
... RANGERS' FOOTBALL CONTEST (Nine a • Side). Cn the Carlisle-road Ground, Manninghaii, Saturday, June 26th, 1356. — Referee: Mr. FRED BONSOR. [215 & JJROWN j^EATHER^PRONS, For BLACKSMITHS, i oRGEMEN, ic. Good and Cheap, at STOWS Leather and Boot Liter Warehouse ...
... HEATON. DEWSBURY A v. OUTWOOD CHURCH. On the Carlisle-road Ground, Manningham, Saturday, July 3id, 1886. Referee: Mr. FRED BONSOR. '215 Ths Prizes will be Presented by Mr. W. LISTER. RIVAL OF NEW SEASON'S TEAS. OF 1 886. The Screw Steamers Glenogle ...
... seen at Park Avenue, Bradford, before appearance, on Oct. 80th. the season is out, Blackheath being the first to put in an Fred. Bonsor, who so deservedly won his way into the international team last season, again returns to the captaincy, and it may safely ...
... tickets to £47 more. This is a gratifying start. At the match at .Park-avenue to-day, between Bradford and Liverpool, Mr. Fred Bonsor, captain of the Bradford team, will be presented on the ground with a valuable gold watch and a purse of £80 by the club ...
... H. Bedford (Batley), F. Lowrie (Wakefield Trinity), J Garforth (Dewsbury), and G. Harrison (Hull, captain), forwards! Fred Bonsor has so tar recovered from the injury to his toe that he can be depended on to turn out. Lancashire.—W. Bull (F'rei Wanderers) ...
... expected, the contest was a strong one, every inch of ground being stubbornly fought for. Everybody was pleased to see Fred Bonsor in the half division of the winners, and he played witn all his dash and skill. He had a valuable coadjutor in Stadden. ...
... turn of the football wheel this aeanc n seems bring with it something that is Mattering Yo kshiremen. The latest is that Fred Bonsor, the captain of the County and the North, has been picked to lead the International Fifteen against the Maoris to-day. This ...
... in this respect on Saturday. Stadden played almost faultlessly at half with Barratt, wtio tilled the vacancy caused by Fred Bonsor's absence. Barratt has a wonderful amount of spiiit and daring, but he is decidedly too diminutive tor effective tackling ...