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... favour of the Hotspurs Hea?:ou Town- v. ILKXSTOH.— This Tetfayed tic. after a drawn game at Ilkeston. took place at Heanor before a large attendance. Ihe home club played with the wind at the start, aud. Hardy. Thorpe, and Ackroyd scoring, they crossed orer ...
... y added the finishing touch. Heanor v. Mansfield.— Owing to the late arrival oi Mar>- fielu at Heanor yesterday, tbe darkness prevented this unit, i being played out. Twenty minutes after the hick-ut: Hill beat the Heanor custodian, but soon after Hardy ...
... HEA XOR Town v. Ilkkston — This match, playeel al Heanor. attracted 5000 people. Wipnatt scored first lor Ilkeston, but Hardy immediately equalised, and at half-time it wasoneeac'i. Cn resuming Carlin was injured anil left the field. Heanor scored through ...
... that agricultural produce, to supply the large manufacturing town, in the vicinityâ has been hitherto left totally without railway commu- nication. Fifth. That it passes through the towns in its route, instead of avoiding them. Sixth. That the whole ...
... west of England, giving the utmost amount of accommodation to all the principal towns mid places in the counties of Cornwall and Devon. In the county of Cornwall the towns of Penzance, St. Ives, Marazion, Hayle, Camborne, Redruth, Fahnonth, Penryn, Truro ...