... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE HUDDERSFIELD STATION. FAT.T. OF THE NEW ROOF. FOUR MEN KILLED AND FIVE INJURED. . . ifflprovement works at the The progress of tbe w^ hgm mttie a by an Huaderßfield Bailway sw ib i c in its consequences, accident wbieh, though ***£ ?? diaaßtrone . j? or might easily have been Mcommo ia„on afforded at years past the '^adequate to the wants of a Haddersfield has been ...

... The Rushrkaring.—After a stoppage from last Friday evening week, for the annual Rushbearing, work was resumed on Monday morning at Mr. Messrs. Wiseman and Smith's, and Messrs. Berry Brothers' concerns. brierfleld. An Appointment.—On Monday evening, from amongst 31 applicants, Mr. James Ellinor, waa appointed as lamp lighter, repairer and cleaner for the Local salary of 225. a week. The ...

... The Water Supply.—On Thursday, the Plans and Health Committee of the / Rural Sanitary Authority had under consideration the question of water supply to Altham, and decided to make application to the Local Government Board to borrow the requisite amount of money for the mirpose. Over tons of P. B. P. sold 1302. Barrowford. Police Change.—P.S. Lee, Dalton, has succeeded P.S. Cant in the charge ...

... and held cs of te horning 0 f Wednesday UCVer raiiied ' Ec ' o-- r lrom Pain during the ''* eiul ' acd his ' d was calra their T - at Cann *s »«*• Lady Thurshv MiM W. of . °rge Thursby, and Sb WiU remem v,. • test April v us illness in t;^ ' do-abt but I,' ° ° days his recOVCI T and • ° pulledj hj» f 'i he was able s his Hampshire Lend strength. Later! • J U M « u?ust, a::d left fori ...