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... Curacy of St: John's Church, Derby-TThe Rev. Athu' illijI5 Breedeti, to the Rectory of Pangbourne, B ?? Bev. W. H. Wawn B.A., to the Chapelry of Coley, in tho parish of Halifax.T- Rev. Edward Mercer, B.A., to he Curate of Trinity Church,, Wakefield-The Rev ...
... the rmour of his intention to retire from the chairman- ?? report was then adopted. THE CHURCH CONGRESS.-The time allowed for each essayist at the approaching Church Congress at Norwich is twenty-five minutes; for each prepared ad- diess fifteen minutes; ...
... ?? ?? ?? Thu Second Nnroei'y Handicap! of 16 sve ench, 7 ft, with 100 ad ded. tee two year nl. Cer tain winners extra*. 22 subs, 7 of wham declared. Straight ion in. 7 13 Lord Stamford's.Lndy of the ?? St 1Mr ti. rl~rook'sorty ?? S IJd Mr Beces's Cannon ...
... favourable to the rev, gentleman. After this a spseiat church, meetings ware called, when, by a majority or four or five to one. it was decirled to Liv the invitation to Mr. Crookall. At the sitme church meeting two members were appointed to wait upon, tile ...
... 18 W B *Salmon' c and b Cutts 3 C B Summers, b Parkinson ?? 2 ?? . Extras ?? 7 - 2nd innings. not out ?? b Parkinson ?? c sub b Cutts ?? b Cutts ?? not out ?? b Parkinson ?? e Cutts b Parkin- son ?? c Parkinson b Cutts ?? b ?? Extras Total . 133 .Total ...
... Stamp not out ?? M C Hill run out ?? Extras ?? Total ?? HULL TOWN V. 22 OF LOCAL CLUBS.. On Saturday a match for the benefit of the Hull Dii- pensary, between 11 of the Hull Town Club and 22 members of the Hull local, clubs, was played on the ground of the ...
... Olee The Church Institutc players sneet every evening(Sun- days excepted), at their Chess Room, Atbion.str.ee Visators are always welcome. TO CORRESPONDENTS. B. A.-A specimen copy of Brenstano may be seen free gidtiS, and for nothing, at the Church Institute ...
... 1st Innings. 2ndInnings. Capt. Wylde b Hart 1 c Talbot b Crookes 7 Nixonb Hart,. . 3 b Jackson . 0 Hon. Di B Hawke b Hart . 22 C Talbotb Crookes 16 A W Landon b Hart . O run out. 9 HI W ehtwynd b Crookes ?? 12 b Crookes 1. . E Harrison o Riley b Orookes ...
... Messrs Andrews and Carpenter both decline to be champions thereoi; nevertheless, we still fina Mr Andrews stigmatizing double solutions in MessraK. ?? prohlemsas unsoundness, The gist of the latter's complaint appears to be that Messrs Andrews and Carpenter ...
... resulted in a win for the home county by eight wickets. TOBESHIBE. G Ulyett a Selby b Shaw ?? 56 L Hall run out ?? . 26 W Bates o sub. b Shaw ?? ?? 39 E Lockwood b Gunn ?? 74 F Lee b Shaw ?? 3 T Emmett b Barnes ?? 1Mr R Sidgwici a Shaw b Gunn ?? . 0 I Grimshaw ...
... b Shaw ?? Bonnor e Sherwin b Shaw. Blackham b ?? Palmer o Attewell b Flowers.. 22 0 14 11 9 22 Spofforth b Barnes ?? 0 Boyle not out .22 ?? 4 Total ?? 131 2od Innings. a sub b Giffen . 1 c Spofforth b Giffen 12 b Palmer . 37 b Palmer8: , 8 c and b Giffen ...
... Vr. KEM1oALT.r PiRoaaoo.- t, At Kirksiail. Score:;-Wortley Pariah Church, 27; Kirrstall Prim.- bl *YhADON S T. ANDREW'S v). HIORSPOETH CLARRENCH.-At, T *Yeadon. Score ;-Yssslan St. Andrew's, 17; H~orsforth Clarence, 27. e LAWN TENNIS. POTFOTINEWON (Lisns) ...