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... nowever, at 4 o'clock for 126, F. Wilson perform- ing an excellent bowling feat in taking 7 wickets for 31 rons. Seores « Doncaster Langton ec Kendsor b Wil liams, 8; Moyser b Wilson, 13; Wilson, 1; Milnes, ¢ and b Williams, 37; Senior bh Wilson, 2; Cooper ...
... collar bone wag broken, and he had to retire. A collection in hig behalf on the ground realised £2 16s 103 d. Kisby and Langton, of Doncaster, and Broughton and Salew, of the home team, also got hurt in the same contest. The members of the Grantham Young Men’s ...
... (FEMALE). EPWORTH C.E. (Infants. Music preferred.) Commencing Salary £3.1. annual increments accordto Scale.—W. Langton, Queen-stroet, Epworth. Doncaster. „ WEST KEAL. (Tnfart.-:.) Commencing Salarv £30, annual increments according to Scale.—-Rev. J. 8. West ...
... bone was broken, and he had to retire. A collection in his I behalf on the ground realised £2 16s lOid. Kisby and Langton, of Doncaster, and Broughton and ' Salew, of the home team, also got hurt in the same contest. The members of the Grantham Young ...
... for Labour GUARDS’ BATTLE WITH ARABS Doncaster Man Killed RIGHTS LOST Grimsby bovs living within those parishes concerned bad not lost tlieir rights working out of scheme must course ANCE-SERGT D LANGTON of Doncaster was killed when detachment of tho Battalion ...
... Miss and Miss F. Hall, Wragby ; Miss Mackay, Langton ; Miss Hardy, Doncaster; Mr. Dunkerton and Mr. Shaw, Lincoln; Mr. W. Sharpe, Bardney Manor Mr. W. Carnley, East Torrington ; and Mr. Parkinson, Doncaster. The proceeds, amounting to upwards of £9, are ...
... LANGTON THE COLLECTION for National Children's Home and Orphanage in Langrick Ferry. carried out by Mr. G. H. Brown and Mr. T. Apolevard. amounted to £9 us. 3d. -- THE SCHOLARS of the Ferry Sunday School gave a carol service on Sunday. Conducted by Mr ...
... native of Surfleet, and had lived at Langton for the past 4} years, having lived at Doncaster previously. She had been married twice. She leaves a_husband, one daughter and four sons. The funeral took plaece at Langton on Saturday, the rector (the Rev. F ...
... On Sunday last, Langton Hal!, near Spilsby, Mrs, Langton, wife of G. Langton, Esq. and youngest daughter of Lady Kaye. On Tuesday last, aged 7.?, Mr. John A'Jcock formerly an eminent school-master at Alford. „ w 8 , ago, at Toft, near Market Rasen, aged ...
... LANGTON RECTOR DIES Death f.as occurred the Hector l.rtnston Rev. W. BrydCfiS Sayers aged 81. Ordained in IV4. he served curate in Cornwall. Cumberland and Yorkshire, corning the Um oln in Mil curate Scunthorpe. He became Hector of in 1 t!>' Cup coniiK'tiUou ...
... DONCASTER RACES. The principal stakes were disposed of u follows: — The Fitzwalliam Stakes for two-years-olds and upwards. Mr. J. Merry's Saunterer Wells 1 Mr. S. William Knight of ..Yordham I Lord Fitseilliams' Ignoramus . —J. Osborn* /I Won on the ...
... Mr. Joseph Davison. At Doncaster, on the inst., Miss Mary Whitworth, of St' Sepulchre-gate, aged 78. At Doncaster, the Bth inst., Mr. Wm. Stevenson, innkeeper aged 47 ;—and the same day, Mr. William Cowper, aged 38. At Doncaster, on the llth inst., Mary ...