... against Berks and Bucks Doncaster on Saturday next was selected follows:—Goal, J. Massey (Doncaster Rovers); backs, J. R. Gray Rovers), W. Langton (Doncaster Rovers); half-backs, G. Bowns (Clinton), R. Howell Swifts), J. Scarlett (Doncaster ...

... and 37 for nine; St. Wilfred’s, 68. J. Vickers, for the winners, did the “hat trick.” Doncaster G.K’. Plant Works r. Gainsborough. Doncaster Scores :—.Doncaster (Langton 124), 201; Gainsborough, 34. Alfreton Church Temperance v. Swanwick Collieries.— Alfreton ...

... Situation Wanted, Housekeeper to respectable working man or tradesman. —Address Mrs. Drinkwater, care of Mr. Lang-ton, Normanby, Doncaster. Situation Wanted as Housekeeper, Manageress, or Position of Trust widow lady; highest references and experience ...

... Situation Wanted, as Housekeeper to respectable working man or tradesman. —Address Mrs. Drinkweter, care of Mr. Langton, Normanby, Doncaster. Situation Wanted, ac Nurse-Companion or Housekeeper, where servant is kept; doctor and other good references. ...

... Sheffield. Situation Wanted, as Housekeeper to respectable working man or tradesman. —Address Mrs. Drinkwater, care Mr. Langton, Normanby, Doncaster. Situation Wanted, as Help or Companion to a ladyT thoroughly domesticated; good needlewoman; age —P., Box 41. ...

... DONCASTER BRIDE DAUGHTER OF LATE DR. P. B. MACKAY WEDS. The wedding took place at the Doncaster Parish Church, on Saturday, of Miss Sheila Mac Kay, of Langton, Windsor road, Doncaster, youngest daughter of the late Dr. P. B. Mac Kay, to Mr. Arthur Brooke ...

... Foulke (Sheffield UhitefB goal; Nixon (Barnsley) and Langton (Doncaster) backs; Howard (Sheffield United), Ruddlesdin (Shef- field Wednesday), and Baker (Wombwell), half •hacks; Lenwood (Doncaster), Gosling (Wombwell), Palin (Sheffield United), and Whelan ...

... Farmers' Cup: Countess, 1; Obera. *' Eglinton Welter Cup: Hymen, 1; Keivh* Verulam, 3. Target also ran. Match: Langton beat Spider. DONCASTER SPRING Thursday, May 19th. Weights for the Don caster Spring Leger Course. / ,k Forfeits to be declared at noon ...

... Referee, Mr. J. Nicholson, Sheffield. DONCASTER ROVERS y. REST OP LEAGUE* The Borers as prospective champions of the league played .a representative eleven other combuia(ions connected with the Midland tonrnamj.t Doncaster yesterday (Monday). The “gate’’ was ...

... hall just going over 1» • Doncaster still continued pressing. * ' • lQt erval Honcaster had a free kick. Halr» SIV K * workin 'through, forced * »ith ' ° nothing resulted. Hands against attacked freely, but Langton saved Doncaster had a smart run down, ...

... National Agronomique at Paris, which is very completely equipped and maintained by the State. DONCASTER AGRICULTURAL SOCTETY. TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL HOw. Tie Doncaster Agricultural Society’s 27th annual show was opened yesterday on the Racecourse, and although ...

... _ ._ _ 13 _ 17 DONCASTER ROVERS v. GLOSSOP. A large crowd of eptolatorg were present the Intake ground, Doncaster, Saturday, to witness the contest between these—the leading teams of the ciland League. G'.oesop won the toss, and Langton kicked off againat ...