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... sixth throw Richey got to the front with a ten yards lead, and steadily increasing his advantage at each succeeding throw, he won at the fifteenth heave by forty yards. Wm. Preston trigged for Hope, ana E. Wilson for the winner, Mr. Edward Hall was stakeholder ...
... Lockey, owes 20, by 100 to 70; R. Robson, 15, beat W. ood, owes 5, by 100 to 61, J. W Mews, owes 10, beat J. Richey, scr., by 100 to 92; J. Richey, scr, beat D. Parker, scr, by 100 to 84; C. Fenwick, owes 10, beat W. Thom; Bell, 8, by 100 to 87. , 8, by ...
... Rogerson, of Fatfield, and James Richey, of Hebburn, who contended with a couple of thirties for £10 a-side. Speculation was brisk at 1 on Rogerson. At the first throw Rogerson led by half-a-yard, but at the second Richey secured a seven yards lead. Rogerson ...
... between Ralph Richey and Wm. Prest, both of who played the former with lOoz. bowl and the latter with a 20oz. potshare, for £b a-side. Betting ruled at 5t04 on Richey. Prest got away with a five yards lead at the first throw, but at the second Richey ied by ...
... d, Esq., of Lilburn Tower, and A. H. Leather, Esq., of Fowberry Tower; Edward Brighton and Robert Perkinson, both masons employed at Haggerson, were c with assaulting P.C. Richey in the execution of his duty at Lowick, on Saturday, the 25th Nov. Mr. Peters ...
... to bind a bowling sweepstakes between George Ternent and Alex. Mather against Thomas Edwards and Thomas Todds, all of Barrington, Ternent to use a 15, Mather 20, Edwards a 10, and Todds a looz. bowl, on Saturday drst, across Newbiggin Moor.—A second deposit ...
... Colliery, trigged for Heads, whilst Lancelot Motdue, of West Moor Colliery, acted in a like capacity for the winner. Mr. James Richey, of Colliery, was stakeholder and referee. Allbgbd Larcbnies- prom Farmyards.—At the Alnwick Petty Sessions on Saturday, George ...
... flooding back RUGBY OLD BOYS: Here are two pictures to stir memories at Morpeth Rugby Club. The top one is of the King Edward VI Grammar School First XV 1953-54. Back row, left to right: Don J. Woodman, John Dorgan, Robert Scott, John Graham, John ...
... trigged for Bird, and John Thompson for Wade; Joseph Richey was referee. In the Civil Contingencies for (be SUt of-March, ICT6, a su»r«f, £250 as a grant to the family of Dr. Lirfegstone, &c. Sir Edward has. been appointed special .commissioner represent ...
... the employes of the Seaton Delaval District Industrial and Provident Society held their annual supper at the house of John Richey, New Victoria Inn, Seatou Terrace, ou Christmas Eve. The committee present awarded a hearty vote of thanks to the mauagers ...