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... HEANOR. THE COUNCIL AUDIT.—Mr. Pearce. the Government auditor, completed the audit of the accounts of the Heanor Urban Council this week. On Monday the nxsounts of the Council, including treasurer's, clerk's, surveyor's, district rate collector, and water ...
... .. LONG EATON RANGERS 1 goal ILKESTON TOWN 0 go: HEANOR TOWN WORKSOP. Tbeen tempo met, co the ground in showery weather before a fair attendance of spectators, Ileanor being minus Widdowmon, and Peace, both being on the injured het. Worksop ...
... HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB CHARITY SPORTS. In showery weather, the annual sports, promoted by the Heanor Town Cricket Club, took place on Monday. Messrs. W. Saxton and G. Buxton were the secretaries, and some splendid racing was witnessed. The ...
... ALLIANCE. HEANOR TOWN v. MORTON. At Heanor. Scores:— Morton — Bailey, b Shipley, 1: Scott, ¢ Lomas, b Harrison, 9 Vardy, ¢ Brentnall, b Harrison, 15; Meers, b Harrison, 0; Bryan, ¢ Brentnall, b Lomax, 82 ; F. Blount, b Harrison, 34; Parkes, ¢ Ackroyd, b Shipley ...
... A 0: Heanor Institut© 80. Heanor Athletic A 1: Heanor Athletic B 2. Cotmanbay Waverley B 0; Langley Mill B bye. Gough, the ffrnalley goalkeeper, was greatly applauded for his smart work, which was regarded as the best exhibition ever seen Heanor Town ...
... residence, Ray-street, one of the town's oldest inhabitants, in the person of Elisabeth Gething, widow of the late Enoch Gething, of Kingshill, Wcdnesbury, at the advanced age of 95 years. The funeral took place at Heanor Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. The ...
... HEANOR. Town Cricket Giub.— M. J. Diggle presided over a large gathering at the annual meeting of the above, held at the Rays Arms, on Tuesday evening. The balance sheet presented by Mr. J. R. Woodhouse, secretary, shewed the income last season to have ...
... HEANOR. De mley Reserve were visitors to the Hume Town on Monday, in a //idles& League sweenater. re game was somewhat spoilt by the high wind which prevailed, but there was • very fair stiewimer of epectators. Ilessor won the tees mad anise to dsLwd ...
... PRESENTATION AT HEANOR. At the conclusion of the Alliance match Heanor, a presentation of a purse of £ll and a framed photograph of the team and officials was made to Mr. John Ackroyd, for 25 years a prominent cricketer and footballer for tho Heanor ...
... wkla ) 93.—Heanor y. t'odoor Park, Heanor. to-morrow (Saturday): L BrentnaU, W Best wick. Wiksa. T. Lane. J. Horsley. J. Arkrovd. J. T. Bonsali. J. T. Williamson. R. W. Lomsi. Thoa Wharton, and Wm Barton. Wicketi pitched at 11 a m.—Heanor Reserrm v. Codnor ...
... ALLIANCE. HEANOR TOWN v. LANGLEY MILL UNITED. Played at Heanor. Ackroyd, for Heanor, captured seven wickets for 56, and Wright two for 13, Score : — Heanor. Langley Mill. . G. Pinegar, b Weight- man s 8 ...
... W. Marriott, of Burnt-honaa-road, who baa bean ill for npwatdt of twalra montha. Town FooxaiLL Clot.—On Wednaadap arening large crowd of •paeletora -•■ambled tba Town around to witnaaa tba opening teat match. On torn-1 out into tba arena a roll j of ...