... heavily at the finish. Heanor Town v. Burton.-Tlefi!ilt: Heanor, 1 goal; Burton, nil. In drizzling rain these teams met at Heanor to settle their tie, before a large attendance, the ground being greasy. Heanor were minus ...

... residing in Ray Street, Heanor, was summoned by Mr. F. Cattle, clerk to the Heanor Urtan District Council, and on behalf of that autho- rity, with having on his premises a decomposed calf, which was buried in his ashpit, at Derby Road, Heanor, whete he then lived ...

... Bench dB etddfnatt.fli i otat and to pay If. comn- a pensatica. and i8s. 6d. costs. ig Sarah Ann Booth, Heanor, was charged by Anna ' Johnson,, Heanor, with assaulting her on the 18th seJune. Mr. J. B. Walker, Belper, appeared for com- a- plainant. From ...

... to do anything but defend. Heanor v. Derby.—Result: Hoanor, nil Derby Reserves, nil. In cold, blustering wind, before a large number of spectators. The ground, considering the heavy rain, was good. Heanor were minus Ackroyd and Carlin substituted by Bestwick ...

... Safeguard of Heanor Lodge, No, o1122, Of the Independent, Order, of Good Templars, was ikn 1,122, Fet 6 given in the Wesleyair Schoolroom. The room was well Or filled. Recititious were given by Messrs. H. Noon, A. Car- rington, and G. Ackroyd; songs by Nessrs ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. dw-? I HEANOR. C'S'nday last, two sermons were preached in the united Methoadist Free Church, by the Rev. D. Jones, of Ripley, the oecaon being the Sunday anniversary. In the afternoon, em address to parents. teachers, and scholars, was ...

... start Gainsborough broke away and scored. R-sult Gains- borough, 1 goal Dresden, nil.. HEANOR TOWN V. WALSALL.—This match in the Midland League was played at Heanor to-day in bright summer weather before a good attendance, the ground being in grand condition ...

... Officiating as Accompanist.I HEANOR. snitvtcE or SONG-On christilues 'isy a service of song, entitled Gems from the Life of John Ashworth, wvas gi-en in the Mosint-street Cisapel, bY thle choir,. Mr. e George Ackro-yd conducted, inut Mr. Herbert Harrison ...

... of the water supply to the town Of Uttoxeter. The present waterworka belong y to a charity, I!cworks aret adil designed, aud in verk 2 Id bad ooaitlor inhi'reservoir and filter beds ar5 toolow a in level to supply the town efficiently. The mains are tob ...

... of the Rre. F. Atkinson, vicer, for the purpose of establllshlng a branch of lho British and Foreign Bible Society in the town. The parent society wea represented by the Reou. Isaac udaie, ef.ottingham, who delivered an atidress -illustrating the work ...

... goal and lost several chances. Heanor v. Derby.—Result: Derby County, 3 goals Heanor, 1 goal. At Heanor. Riley and Bestwick were substituted for Hopkins and Ackroyd. Five minutes priorilo half-time Riley scored for Heanor. Close on half-time ...

... were sung dy Messrs. 0. J. Stond, G. Ackroyd, J. C Severn, H. Lcokton, and others. Votes of thanks weresr accorded to Mr. Oakes and the various speakers. PaorosnD Nyw WATER SCUEMN.-At the meeting 1i of the Heanor Local Board, held on Wednesday i evening ...