... er Council and secreta: cut Derbyshire Association. Mr J. Chairman of the Mat- and Dist rict_ League. Mr. J. ACKROYD. Chairman of the Heanor and District League. Mr. W. L. and Secretary of the Belper Mr GE ALLS etary of the Bakewell and District fae and ...

... respect of it. THIRD ROUND. Heawor v. Riopings. —On Saturday these teams replaved their match at Heanor, before 500 spectators, Heanor being minns Ackroyd. The first half was contested in an even mauner, neither side scoring. On crossing over after the ...

... 20a. and costs. * sai,n- *-' SyuAUßLß.—Rosa Howard was charged '8 Bollard, at Heanor, on the l(sth in Proprietors shooting galleries, and on tion were attending the show Heanor. « place between them, and the assault cjm•fc'l k committed. Mary Ann Ashmore ...

... a poor in front of their own supporters, and all that eleven players could do wa3 score 20 runs against Heanor. The this weakness was that Heanor witn five wickets to spare obtained the brace points in very easy manner. None of the players could play ...

... ) 232 DERBYSHIRE SENIOR ALLIANCE. CODNOB PABK v. HEANOR TOWN. Played at Park. Scores: Codnor Park.-J. Eley. b White. 4; W. Davis, run out. 5; W. Hoi well, b Ackroyd. 0; G. Ashton c Brown Ackroyd. 3; F. Riley, b White, 6; J Whitehcuse. c Shipley b 'White ...

... 4 4 1 9 Bole 11 2 9 0 4 Birchinlee 8 1 6 1 3 Match for Saturday. Tideswcll v. Hope. DERBYSHIRE SENIOR ALLEANGE. HEANOR TOWN V. BUTTERLEY. At Butterley. Scores:— 'Butterley.—F. G. Fletcher c Brentnall b Brewin 21. .J. Cresswcll c and h Brewin 0 ...

... played. Long Eaton have come down the ladder owing to their indifferent displays of late. although they got the better of Heanor by three goals to one. Ripley, after a hard struggle at herby, had to play second fiddle, the homesters netting the only point ...

... employed, and he to Grindleford Station.—lnspector Robinson G. W. Richards aud Ludlam in charge. fine of Alfreton Town v. Ripley.—At Heanor, o he left its roof that the pain of exile had well their living as best they could—at present by corroborated, and ...

... splendid work. Just ♦hink of it: 1,000 pairs of good boots per winter. What would be the condition of those poor children in the town without this needed assistance An amusing story in connection with the Chesterfield Municipal Elections came to our ears yesterday ...

... the most trundlers for the defeated eleven. * * went Heanor Town on Saturday. The was chiefly notable ft** some bowling feats. Reuben Wright.v of Reanor. obtained nix wicket sfor runs, and Ackroyd four for 33. Tatlow. for was credited with five wickets ...

... acqnired or con- stitational, Ueaval ond Pains in the Back Sold in i boses, each, by all Cuemists and Patent Me ur nadoes or sent town: address for #0 ampe hy the Makera, Tam fre uw and Mronano UNTIBS Deve 4 Rarnctay & Rana, ard ot the w Ayeuts, = GOLL J. M ...

... direction far as the Matlock district is concerned. Matlock Playing Fields Association held a whist drive and dance at the Town Hall on Saturday. Mr, P. Towse was M.C. for whist, and the winners were:—Mr. F. Cooper. Mr. .7. Mitchell, Mr. Crouch, Mrs. ...