... homing race from Worcester, 1.152 birds competing, was issued on Thursday. ‘lt was as follows: Cook Bros.. Oldham 1,022: Herman Hilton. Oldham, 1.020; Cryer and - Anderson, Littleborough, 1,019; léidfixfick'f‘c‘»’{‘gAPhgmuzh. 1.015: David Hilton, o o 3 ...

... captain of the Hull Kingston Rovers team, has selected the Halifax match Craven Park on September 22 for his benefit, whilst Herman Hilton, Oldham’s international forward, will take the match at Watersheddings on January when Barrow are tho visitors. ] ig *• ...

... and Welsh International. .1. KENDALL, Cumberland County Player. A. BAKER. Amateur international and Centenary Player. HERMAN HILTON, International and Australian Tourist Style No. 1095. R 14/S VA ® ° AiiocUtion. / \\ /AICX Style 1038, \\ j j \ with Conical ...

... (Huddersfield), Jonathan Parkin (Wakefield T.); W. Cunliffe (Warrington), J. Cartwright (Leigh), G. A. Skelhorne (Warrington), Herman Hilton (Oldham), R. Taylor (Hull), and F. Gallagher (Dewsbury). The match was the deciding one of the rubber, England having won ...

... the sick and injured and he thanked them on behalf of the two infirmaries. Thu doctor then handed the cup and medals to Herman Hilton. the captain of the Oldham team, who briefly respond..d. A rote of thank. was accorded Dr. Fewcitt the motion of the Mayor ...

... and declared that the victory rpas due. not to any ore individual, but to Th© united effort© of the ©id© as a whole. Herman Hilton candidly confessed that the better aid© had won, and that Wigan fully deserved their victory. H© was naturally disappointed ...

... with a comfortable margin. O'.dharn ina«le laet 20 minutes' rally in their can e w ilh Barrow, which devoted the benefit Herman Hilton, and won wider margin that had at one time seemea posiib'e. Baker, the Welsh international, made a auceesful delnit in ...

... (Huddersfield), Jonathan 1 Parkin (Wakefield), W. Cunitffe (Warrington), J. Cartwright (Leigh), G. A. Skelhorne (Warrington), Herman Hilton (Oldham). R. Taylor (Huh),l and F. Gallagher (Dewsbury). This great honour was followed at the end of that season by the ...

... Thorne, Annie Smith, Kl.-ie Mayall, Thomas Smith, Bertha John W. it, Ernest Dutton. W lliam Gieensniith, Jane Grundy, Herman Hilton, Adam Mather, Leah Wilcock. Standard IV.—Harry llaropson, Fred Wood, Victor Rimmcr, Harry Stott, John li son, llie Ormesher ...

... Alice Warburton, Charlotte Croft, Lucy Smith, Edith Thorne Elsie Mayall, Annie Smith, Gertrude Ormesher, Bertha RoogUey, Herman Hilton, Horry Smith, John W. Mort, Wilfrid Robinson. Standard V—John W. Hamer, Thomas Staton, Thomas Burns, Joseph Stott, Fred ...

... Hesketh converting both. At the conclusion the game the of Oldham (Alderman J. K Cbeetham) presented the cup and medals Herman Hilton as captain of the winning teaip. RESULTS TO DATE. For. Asst. P. W. D. G. T. P. O. T. P. Perc. Borrow 0 512 46.. 2 13 ...

... Mr. T. Goostrey was great saemee in his last song, True til) death.” A general election provoked roars lagbt®'. Mr. Herman Hilton acted oa Mayor, with his chain of office, end Mr. J. Dutton an Clerk, who read with gusto the eleetiou declaration. Messrs ...