... Clarkson (Leigh); G. Tyson (Oldham), e Deane (Oldham), B. Jenkins (Wigan). and J. sham (Wigan); & A. An} mark (Oldham) and J. Thomas (Wigan); R. Gallop (Leigh), P. O'Neil (Leigh), R Remodels (Leigh), W. B. Jardine (Oldham). A. Kennedy (Runcorn). and P. A ...

... Broad; burst. Harry Broadhurst, Sam Citadel*, Ernest I (Thatbern, Walter Cockcroft. Chapman. `Albert Eastbern. John W. Fawcett, Thomas A. Greenwood. sun.. Frank Greenwood, Albert Greenwood. Wm. Greenwood, Ernest Holdsworth, Wm. A. Hemmen. Donald Jewett. George ...

... A. Dixon. H. kaiirnaley sod A. Nitrites. Thorneeld Teant—F. C. Thomas (cage.), H. Tarim. G. Gledhill, A Deals H. H. Pansy, W. H. Deoningka, W. Worteleowerth. T. ?rob* and W. C. Thomas. Reserve. A. Whiteley. LIOHTCLIPFE 2nd v. HEATH OLD BOT&—Al Lighteliffe ...

... •St. Mary'. *St. Michael's St. Thomas's The following matched on Aug. 5 are not .ncludea, as results are not to hand:—St. Michael'. a Si. Mary's and All Sainte v. St Matthew's. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. All Sainte' 22; St, Thomas's 95 for 2. St. Matthew's 164; ...

... Beaumont and Patrick Duckney. Mary Alice Taylor, 32 Skin:oat Green, married woman. Proposed by Arthur W. Longbottim end Breed Hardy, Tate Ambler and George Robe Hoyle, Ramoth Cowlbro Theo Wm. Plant, Thom. Doboey and Owen Kelly. The 'Maurice Hey, I, Lower ...

... planting NOW. Oar welloorted lied hardily grown plank. A splendid sad date election. Per dozen. IiIIYfiANTNEMUAIN C Parikelarty hardy and very fine dowering verktke, which alb bloom from Augesi until November. No better can be bought. Over 50 varieties, 2e ...

... Mlilhown emeti, ally, Floanboroogh, sod lbw Rpooriolas. OFFII}IAL SCRATORINGS. Harm W•a/barby wirer the watching, Handicap Hardie Haas , Sadden Rio% Windsor : RIM Sboothig. HALIFAX LICENSED VICTUALLERS LEAGUE. Durk Killer (s.). Weston Hotel (4). t . - ...

... seller bare are rights r • ray t Pother prorate trill inform ea. leap as the I Coral i• it I. to-day, there he no of then toe hardy their bur . I halter cam eh,.e rased its entirety the out rot to.. •a-cted to any realer err! than .errata.' the tea or ye ...

... York, bricklaying ; Mr G. Mansfield, York, Bring; Mr Michael Croft, York, plastering; George Carla', York, slating; Mr John Thomas, York, painting; Mr John Hawley, York, smith work ; Mr Charles Nelson, Bradford, plumbing. The tile flooring in the entrance ...

... for they looked tanned, hardy, and fit. Readers' Odds. The second number of the Readers' Guide which Mr. Edward Green, the Halifax librarian, has charge, appears clothed in • new front cover, the design of Mr. W. H. Thomas, of the Technical College ...

... quietly at their own grounds, and bed not gone to the seaside. The teases were,— ASTON VILLA. Height. Weight ft. in. et. lba. S. Hardy A. T. Lyons 5 11 11 1 A. Weirton T. Barber J ljarrop .. 5 9 11 10 J. Leach C. Wallace 8 11 6 H Haler 5 10 7 H. Hampton ...

... s of prisoner when he was brought to the office. Prisoner was abed 7s. bd., costa remitted, or wen d►ys. BEGGING CHARGES. Thomas Fernley, of no feted abode, charged with begging, said be had only baked for • piece of meat. P.S. Langley said that at 10 ...