... --g;l.ii'hiul‘OWlfdl Newton, Barnes, Farmer; Dunn, Oldham, Boucher, Taite, Ball. Sub: Simpe LOCKHEED: Steane; Anthony, Tedds; Lamshaw, Rsberts, Salmons: Skellinaton, Gretton, Holmes, Vest. Hall. Sub: Unwin. Referee: Mr H Hides (Sheffield). Arnold were a goal ...

... He»|>l‘*, 1* l.trnMiaw 47 Uavit, Ratnthaw « H*yof*. not .>ut . Wade, b Earns haw Nredhjni. Woodall 0 HowemfV. Rhode*, Lamshaw 0 . T.ital (for g wkta.) *ll7 Inning* declared ckwd. CENTURY JUST MISSED. Swhrtaa Playar Baariad Wm Thraa Shaft ...

... LespweLt.—September 12, Hugh, son of the late Wm. and Mary Bradwell, aged 54. Epey.—September 15, at 12, Terrace, Millicent Lamshaw, wife of Arthur Edey, aged 20, at Duke, builder, ; Victoria, Australia, of Sheffield, aged 69, ‘TON. 8, at 43, Mount street ...

... Cheerio II (gave 291 b), Powerstown Park l6 May. MODERATE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of £lOO. Two miles. THE CHEETAH (Mrs Peyster) (lamshaw 412 0 13 PRINCE JEROME (Mrs Gemuiolh Leader a 11“11 21 ATMOSPHERE -Ld H Walden) Hastings 511 6 22 LADY SHEILA (Mr Roberts) ...

... ' At tie’skeleton tent Woodhead led by live vards. and yards past it Earnshaw caught him. A good race now euS 4 ° t J e ■ Lamshaw, who gwned the fr? u P, . ' e from home, fell three yards from is .being at that time nearly a yard fr , equently, oodhead ...

... been Lane. Station Road, .-- n. onaliy attended by V C •• (t' , tl ng b_ I Ni?* \j! ! Purpose nclo, premises for h > as Lamshaw, of Avondale ] f f month’s atUrday at Bothcrham v (. burner found At ««-rly , Ro a ...

... member of the Monrkton club, this year’s cycling hero for the lime being. As announced in the “Daily Independent”on Monday, l.amshaw wins the best all rounder competition with tli« record average 22.607 miles per hour. The three tides that thus give him ...

... has, I think, succeeded in roving that the numerical statements of the exodus re not reliable,” This we now have from Mr. lamshaw unmistakably. The Bishop’s arguments to the figures of the exodus I proved last Thursday veniug to be a mere bundle of fallacies ...

... Spoon ami Fork Filing.—Apply Vickers, Sylvester st. BOYS, two, good, strong, Wanted ; quick andhonestT; good wages. —Apply Lamshaw, Broomhall st. BOY, respectable, well educated, for Steel Works Office.— F D_23, Sheffield Telegraph. OY. respectable, Wanted ...

... constitute Ladies' Committee for the ensuing year:—Miss Aldara, Mrs. G. B. Atkinson, Mrs. Blakenev, Mrs. T. E. Bingham, Mrs. Lamshaw, Miss Fowler, Mrs. Ed. Firth, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Hustwick, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Joffcock, Mrs. T. D. Jeffcock, Mrs. Leader, Mrs ...

... equivalent to ttboit 27 par cent. Thk Earnshaw Testimonial — f hir reader.* will doubtless recollect that the promoters of tho Lamshaw testimonial fund conceived the idea of sup- plementing the proposed Earnshaw scholari.fa.ipa with .«ome personal memento of ...

... they bad to cay before tue business cf tb« sessions was prooeeded with. Tl ( fallowing memorial was presented by the Rev. 6. Lamshaw, M.A , on behalf of tbe deputation: — To ibr Magistrates cf the Borough of Sheiheld, in ?? ?? Sessions assembled. — We, the ...