... A FOOTBALLER FINED. At Bradford Police-court, to-day, Fred Bonsor, the well-known football player, was fined 101. and costs for *wolfing his wile. ...

... wellknown speaker in the savings effort. • •• • Mr. M. G. Abrahams has been elected Master of the Butchers' Company with Mr. Fred Bonsor, C.C., as deputy. • • . , The London Masters Builders' Association has set up a committee to ascertain the extent to which ...

... leaving the tavern .the Prince made another round of the stalls. At one he suddenly stopped and then walked over to Mr. Fred Bonsor, the proprietor. Hullo, I know you, he said. I met you at a cattle show, The Prince's memory had not failed him, even ...

... the men who played for Yorkshire on the day to which I refer were Dicky Lockwood, Rawson Robertshaw, Laurie Hickson, and Fred Bonsor, and anybody who knows anything about Yorkshire forwards can imagine what they were in those days. ...

... about gathered witness game. A Rugby football there in tie days of Dickv fact open game ended m a siotory tor the Lockwood. Fred Bonsor Jack Dy«m. A. I* Brook, ard MillhilHaw si* and one try four others. I smile when I read Yorkshire going goals ard ft?- The ...

... who was a member of the English team that toured Australia last summer, has volunteered to join the Imperial Yeomanry. ~ FRED BONSOR, the old Bradford, Yorkshire, and England Rugby half-back, has been selected to go to South Africa with the Imperial Yeomanry ...

... and a try, were aide get the better of Xorraantoo, who, howev ...

... poor-boxes in three churches which he had visited before entering the cathedral. * * * AT the Bradford Borough Polioe-court Fred Bonsor, A Brewton Street, Bradford, the well-known Bradford and ex-international football player, was summoned for assaulting his ...

... of the kingdom to the other, and who are held in the greatest respect by our good friends over the border. There was no Fred Bonsor, or even a sturdy Briggs or Duckett, at halt ; no Robertshaw or Dyson or Dicky Lockwood in the three-quarter line. Just ...

... stoutly assert that in the eighties there were Rugby giants in 'the land. Can any doubt the ability of Andrew Stoddart, Fred Bonsor, Bill MaeCagan the brothers Scott, J. H. Payne, Bradley, Toothill and Broadly to have fitted in with the present style? ...

... boasted of a piano end other modern comforts.” Mrs. Bonsor, of Threshfield, received a letter from her husband, Private Fred Bonsor, of the Imperial Yeomanry:— “ Captain Lane Fox 1s a splendid man to follow. Of course, all farms and houses on our way are ...

... thing failed to come off. Mack Briggs has gone off colour, taking every jump sideways and refusing to gallop at the finish. Fred Bonsor, the old Bradford, Yorkshire, and Engiand hali-back, has been selected to go to mouth Africa with the Imperial Yeomanry ...