... a very hard struggle this time, and Brighouse must be regarded having distinct chance. Dewsbury entertain Wakefield at Crown Flatts, and bearing in mind the two clubs’ traditions, this tie should prove extremely close contest The winner will probably ...

... AHOTaaS DEFEAT FOB Howling were at home to the men Irons Crown Flatts, who have cat so inglorious a figure in the competition so far. The Dewsbury team was hardly recognisable, about half a dosen of the selected men (ailing to put in appearance, though ...

... ” as it has been culled, January 22, and on the same date Dewsbury and Huddersfield will decide their postponed game at Crown Flatts. There are several other postponed mutches of importance yet to arrange. The Stanningley Club has remarkable record in ...

... make it very difficult for clnbe let their men oil for exhibition games. The Dewsbury District Union will play match at Crown Flatts next Saturday for the benefit of Union funds. In selecting the District team was found that several clubs bad been compelled ...

... Hie Grace Bauceleuch. Sat. late Mre Hardie, Greenhola. Tues, Zist— Vir G. = Oliver, Whi 23rd—Mr J. J. Ogilvie, Fri, Carmil, Crown eet NEWCASTLETON AUCTION MART, N.B. Midway between Carlisle and Hawick, North ilway.) ...

... namely, that that occasion was the last which they would required to make the physical exertion necessary to reach the lofty Crown Flatt. unless County Committee grant the Dewsbury executire the privilege of semi-hnal wind-up for tbb historic enclosure. For ...

... and if any difficulty arises that head Dewsbury has the next claim. It will be remembered that England v. Wales played at Crown Flatt* few years ag«>. was the occaaion when Wales obtained its tirst over •England, the game* being under wretched conditions ...

... Jordan, aged 82 years. RonixsoN.—At the Infirmary, in this city, on the 18th. inst., Thomas Robinson, aged 71 years. LEWIS. —ln Crown Street, in this city, on the 18th. inst., Nicholas Lewis, aged 70 years. DIXON. —At Garlands, on the 18th inst., William Mather ...

... M’Swjllueu • ** Well, I believe be ttope short of actual erimiuality.'* Hall Roome: ** given up boarding, old man.” Upton Flatte : ‘* for * Hall Broil, the Isndladv wanted her Ford: ‘•fi vour wife oshlbiting any ‘new woman t ndeocie* Smallwuit : *' noescopt ...

... ; Mine and Mr, Grass Letting. Tuesday, Griss 25th—Mr. C. Routledge, FLATT, Bewenstie. ti Mem Dodd, mappa BURN, Setarday, wa late | GREEN HOLM Teesday, Mr. (Purnitare) Fang, Dion Crown Hotel, NEWCASTLETON AUCTION MART, N.B. (Midway besween Carlisle and ...

... season. One hears of bright refulgent stars from other climes who are anxious to shed the light of their countenance on Grown Flatt, and, perhaps, 'twers better so, for these importations mostly turn out to no better than local lads, but generally a wee bit ...

... Dewebury and Sarile dob was held on Thnraday mght la»t The chief item the agenda was the removal of the*ootbaU section from Crown Flatt Sadie Town. was unanimously resolved to give the committee fall ?*!*?.*® forward with the scheme, the general being that ...