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... draw. The game was very exciting, and the score was not representative of the merits of the two teams. Ransom, Forgan, and Hardy played a clinking game, the latter equalising after some clever work. Grangetown, who received a visit fr m West Auckland in ...
... Arthur Swales, Skinningrove, was appointed secretary. Highly satisfactory reporta were submitted by the chairman and Mr William Hardy, Carlin How, on the membership and finances It was decided to invite the Rev J. Travis and the Rev. George Armstrong to pay ...
... Silver Band. There was a fairly large audience. The Jackson family contributed several vocal and musical items. Miss Lottie Thomas, Middlesbrough; Mr Suggett, Darlington; and Mr C. Barnard, the No time to talk conjurer, had a hearty reception. M- G. Maidens ...
... Lillie. Mr and Mn Reynolds, Mr and Mrs Tom Braithwaite, Mrs Marley and family, Mr aid Mrs Fred. Smith, Mr and Mrs West, Mrs Hardy and Mr and Mrs A. Southern, Miss Carr, Mr and Mrs A. Nixon, Mr and Mrs Braham, Blanche Porritt, ifiemah Porritt, Mrs Bowlerwell ...
... content with nothing. Thomas soon scored for the Institute, and just before half-time Parsons did the needful. The home team improved a little during the second half, but were unable to score, their play lacking finish. Bell, Thomas, Reardon, and Parsons ...
... and the Rev. M. P. Davison, of Stockton. At the annual meeting of the Skinningrove Amicable Industrial Society, Nlr. Win. Hardy was re-elected president, and Mr. J. T. Scott treasurer. Mr. T. Chapman was re-appointed secretary. It was decided to subscribe ...
... Sadler. The I leeree has been made abaolute in the divorce ca..se brought by Edith Taylor (nee Cuminings) against her huaband, Thomas Taylor of Middlesbrough. Charged with obtaining a quantity of food, valued at from Elizabeth Gaunt, widow, 78, Vaughan-street ...
... -wm.y SKELTON MINER FINE D.—Alfred Leach, miner, Skelton, was on Tuesday at G:dsborongh fined I')3 &I for assaulting 'Alfred Hardy, another miner at Skelton on June 11th. It was alleged by complainant that he was sitting down by the roadside when defendant ...
... soloists were Miss L. Thomas, Miss Liza Humphries, and Mr William Davis. with Mr Harry Wilkinson as accompanist. Mr Stubbs presided. The choir was led by Mr Hardy, with Mr Bert Allen as organist. OCT OF WORK 4ND IfUNGßY.—Thomas Glasford, labourer, of ...
... 18. Leyshon 22, Fortune 19, Powell 22, Hewitson 20. Forster 20, Knott 20, MoCullock 23. Booth 21 Total '247. _ Greyhound —Hardy 22, Donkin 22. Brown 21, Pinkney 16. Clark 22, Round 21. Flintoff 22. Hall 21. Ferguson 24, Bate 19, Johnstone 21, Smith 23 ...
... branches Griffin 24, Whenny 19. Total 239. of some okl Toghraks still alive by the banks. How glad I was that the patient. hardy animals, Lord Raglan • Shakespeare. upon the strength of which our safety depended, Shakespeare-Grey 24, Twedle 18 , Powell ...
... showed an increase of eleven on the quarter, the total being 37 8 . The financial statement of the circuit steward, Mr J W Hardy, of Carlin How, gave • credit balance of Reports were submitted on the Suqclay School and Christian Endeavour work, and the ...