... HBANOR TOWN WIN AGAIN He*nor Town had much more formidable tank Saturday opposing Cod nor Park, Godnor Park, than they had the previous Saturday, when they were home to Dcnby, but they succeeded in winning in such fashion as stomps them as possibly tbs ...

... every time for Wahhing, will nt,lia their New Appearance for a very long period. HEANOR Laundry, Dyeing, and Cleaning Co., Heanor. A Pllsi CARD IiRIN(Di A ♦AN . HEANOR TOWN C.C. ANNEAL DINNER AND PRESENTATION OF MEDALS. After a most eueec•e.fnl Reason the ...

... Smith. Heanor; v.h.c. J. Parkin, Burtonon-Trent; h.c. P. Patrick. Langley Mill. White Leghorn. hen or pullet.-1 and sp. A. Jarvis. Aldercar; 2 and 3. J. L. Parnaby, Loscoe; res. Dawson. Chesterfield: r.h.c. O. Green. Heanor; v.h.c. T. Shaw, Heanor. A.0 ...

... BAD NEW 3 OP HEANOR SOLDIER CONFIRMED. Official information has now boon received of the death in action of t’orpl Win. riory. K.A.M.C., of Iljvanor. who*K* wife resides at JefiHop-atreet. Coduor. The following rathe tic letter has also Wen rct'e ved ...

... HEANOB TOWN v. SOUTHAMPTON ST. MARY'S. e. which was one of (he undecided tics in the Football Association euge Cup lirst round proper, was fixed to played on the Heanor enclosure yesterday (Wednesday). was to a very heavy condition and agauibt scientific ...

... Handicap. Members.—A. Gledbill, 50, 1, G. H. Smith. 20, F. Shepherd, 5. HEANOR SPORTS AND GALA. Fortunately tine weather favoured the annual sports irala held yesterday on Heanor Recreation Grounds before a’fair Jtendan ...

... playing together like clockwork, but eventually Heanor improved and Thorpe managed to beat Bean, the Sutton custodian, close upon halftime. when the score stood :—Sutton Town 2, Heanor Town 1. On re.titning. Heanor for some time made matters ...

... CRICKET OR DRILL? Messrs. J. Ackroyd, J. T. Bon&all, and Smith attended a deputation from Heanor Town Cricket Club with respect to the Council’s decision that the Volunteers have sole use of Recreation Ground. Mr. Ackroyd was spokesman, and said the majority ...

... DERSYSH:RE SENIOR ALLIANCE. CODN OR v. I-1 EON OR TOWN. At Heanor on Saturday. Score :— Codnor.—Bailey b Brewin 5, Outram c Oope b Brewin 5. Watson b Ackroyd 9, G. Thorpe b Brewin 8, T. B. Watson c Ackroyd b Carman 39, L. Hand c Carman h Shipley 30, W. Langton ...

... Codoor S, Stonayford Heanor found their mateL Wellingboro’ Saturday. The ground eery bea.y, and coneidernbly interferad with the game. Both were weUreprw •anted, and the home team introduced new player. Walker, of Dreeden. Heanor worn fortnnata the •pin ...

... pressed, backs; Hopkin, Ackroyd, and the cutset, but improved, and, forwards. though having by far the the play, failed Referee: -Mr. K. F. Ilintie. the inter val arriving with clean sheet. Turner Wednesday won the toss. Heauor Town kicking s> .- cd for ...

... 2 I I OB NEWS, FBIbAY, JULY 16, 1887. HEANOR. Bi. Bon' SraooL.-Th* annul report the Edontioa Dapartmonl oo thu acbool just toon rooaiaod. It wn •• Xtoa too dons ramortablr food work. Tto bi*tott frodo too toon reooivoo lor oil aobjooOo. Thio roonlt moot ...