... PREACHER BURIED. DONCASTER PASTOR INVITED TO PENISTONE. The Rev. H. Scott, Denmby Dale, presided at the quarterly meeting of Denby Dale Wesleyan Curcuit, held at Penistone, on Saturday, when an invitation was given to the Rev. K. Langton, Doncaster, to succeed ...

... WILL SPECTATORS AT BRAMALL LANE, AND HALF« GUINEA SPECTATORS BARNSLEY and DONCASTER. £\' LANGTON & SONS. .Comfortable -Stylish Damp-proof Don’t wait till the last minute —call and view the goods displayed in windows and showrooms of any of our branch ...

... and White: Eggeit. goal; Mamh, and Wren, rack (Neacastle), backs; M Sial Raicliffe (West Pettet (Small Heath) and Langton, Lh (Doncaster St. James's). half-backs; James's), Bratley (Ba ...

... 3, 5. and 7. Doncaster road, the property of late Mrs. Smalley, Mr. Raynor for the sum of £595. Messrs. Fisher and Co., of Doncaster, wore the solicitors. RETIREMENT OF A DONCASTER POLICE INSPECTOR. Inspector Langton Cowham, of Doncaster ...

... FRIENDLIES. DOCNCASTER PLANT WORKS V. GOOLE TOWN. Played at Doncaster. For Doncaster Langton took six wickets for 12 runs and Couthread four for 17. Scores:— DONCASTER. GOOLE Dann, b Greig . 0 Brown, b Coulthread.. 13 Ibbotson. b Greig . 12 Townend ...

... clever as their opponents. Their defeat can be accounted for only by the good play ‘of the Doncaster backs, and the grand display of Langton, theip lkeeper. Doncaster had the %(:tar of maiters ‘hefore the interval, when they were helped by a fairly strong ...

... on November 9th .—Goal, C. H. Howlett (Shef- field United). % Backs: Bight, M. Whittam (Botherham Swifts) ; left, W. Langton (Doncaster Bovers). Half -backs : 3i«ht, S. Mack (Sheffleld United) ; centre : W. Hobson (Sheffleld United) ; left, A. Bodgers ...

... were the teams selected — SHja-fixu).— C. H. Howlett (Sheffield United), goal; M. Whittam (Rotherham Swifts) and W. Langton (Doncaster liovere), baoks ; S. Maok (Shef- field United), W. Hobson (Sheffield United), and A. Eodgers, captain (Rotherham Town) ...

... RESP teams met at Doncaster on Saturday, in the presence of an attendance that was somewhat email, most of the first team to Gainsbro’. having accompanied the the breeze and with a Doncaster kicked off against They at once atiempted glaring sun in their ...

... NORTON VFIRE. Damage amounting to €2O was caused by a fire which broke out in a bedroom at the home of Mr. Framk Langton, Norton. The Doncaster Fire Brigade dealt with the outbreak. Modern Fire Vighting.—A useful handbook on fire prevention and protection ...

... CUP- WEDNESDAY v. DONCASTER ROVERS. Played at Olive Grove on Saturday. Result — - Wednesday 10 goals. Doncaster Rovers 0 goal. These opponents should have met in the second round tie nf the above competition on Monday last, at Doncaster, but the Rovers ...

... were so much superior to their opponents that, despite some very good back play by Langton, they were able to score ten goals against the blank sheet of the Doncaster men. The Rovers have a neat smart style of play, and on Saturday showed occasional flashes ...