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... 65 yearsâ service. They were Messrs. E. Middleton (58 yearsâ service), A. Middleton (55 years). Tom Sloane (53), and Fred Bonsor (45). Mr. W. B. M. Wyley and Mr. G. Pinchbeck (directors) also attended the service. The family mourners were Mr. W. W. ...
... after 65 years’ service. They were Messrs. E. Middleton (58 years' Service). A. Middleton ...
... prospector, as a result. of illness last year. has turned a oron•ouer r arer., The colt was a prominent candidate for .he by. Fred Bonsor. the old Bradford and Internationtt rterby footballer. left Bradford yesterday, and sailed I ln the day for Canada. where ...
... Mr. Bonsor. During the evening songs were contributed by Messrs, J. Matthews, Ravmcnd Cuss, Henry Bonsor, Harold Bonsor. Fred Bonsor, Frank Bonsor, P. Luby, J. Williams, W. Hazlehurst, J. Willdig, and W. Young. Mr. J. Johnson gave a recitation which he ...
... PRICES. Maiden Lady : Evens Derry. Brockley : 9 to 2 agst Dummy. Old Year : 100 to 30 agst Uncle Jack. «♦ SPORTING GOSSIP. Fred Bonsor, the old Bradford, Yorkshire, and England half-back, has been selected to go to South Africa with the Imperial Yeomanry ...
... will, however, content myself with quoting but few and those only as sad and solemn prelude to Mr Watson's verses. Private Fred Bonsor, the Imperial Yeomanry, says: Captain Lane Fox splendid man to follow. Of course, all farms and houses our way are looted ...
... wickets. Scores—Sussex, 121 and 65; Middlesex, and for 3 wickets. At tbo Bradford Borough Police Court on Wednesday last Fred Bonsor, of Bradford, the well-known Bradford and ex-international football player, was lined £5 and costs for assaulting his wife ...
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... whom now seem to have become extinct; and he had as his partner for several seasons either J. H. Payne, of Broughton, or Fred Bonsor, Bradford, also two of the most famous halves who ever played. There was no more popular player in the country in his day ...
... the photograph are Back row (left to right): ? Ted Rathbone ? Watts Frank Randle Jack Pacey ? ? Middle row: ? Jack Ison ? Fred Bonsor ? ? Seated along the front row are Maurice Smart ? ? ? George Gurney CHRISTMAS SHOPPER WITH VISITS TO THE PEAK DISTRICT ...
... accept the encore, but they have re- frained, so far, from any act of violence. At the Siipton Petty Sessions, on Saturday, Fred Bonsor, a mineral-water manufacturer and bottler of beer, Manningham Lane, Bradford, and well-known in Yorkshire football circles ...
... till the players came back again. At any rate, the League is not (Linking of altering its style play for the present. , , Fred Bonsor, the old Bradford international halfback, still having his little fling iu football in quiet way. He playing with the Pkiplon ...