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... Mysterious Disappearance of a Bradford woman. The Bradford Police are making inquiries with regard tbe disappearance a Bradford married woman, named Lucy Swire, aged 29 years, of 328, Heaton Road, who left her Home on the 29th last month, and has not since been ...
... by special granted by the Bishop of Bipou. quiet little wedding took place St. Judea Church, when Hr. ®»ward William was married Ifias Loam Bnrgoyne, third daughter Mr. Henry Btugoyne, this city. The bride was accompanied by her lather, wbo her away, ...
... Engagements for Bsxaars, At Homes. U«coptions, etc: Private Interviews Appo.ntueac Mdlis 5, Street, |JONT HESITATE. Ten get Married; call us; and do the rest. THE NORTH ENGLAND M ESTOATE—46 *MI BRADFORD. WANTED once, retpeetable SERVANT lor a small family; ...
... Write for Advice Form free. Hours, 10 s.na. 10 p.m.. Sundays included. i : to Visit Letter. ft CO.. 6. LOVELL BOAD. LEEDS. MARRIED PEOPLE, those CcßtmrisMng Marriage, a addressed DAVTIB, Cheariaft. Far* Lane, ß to wri) »s4tttaed mm nan • Betel*, Bettauranf* ...
... in the course of address, referred long connection with tbs Parish Church, in which, said, was christened, confirmed, and married. Be eon. »«Wd its appearance with ita old Itai tad West in the days Vicar Burnett, with the tmnafonnation which bad been ...
... granted hr tbe Bishop of Bipon, quiet little wedding took place St. Jude's Church, when Mr. William Warde, of Accrington, was married Miss Laura Burgoyoc, third daughter Mr. Hcnrv Burgoyne. of thi* city. The bride was accompanied her father, who gave her away ...
... Lodi and o«er Hospitals, and five in private practice. Writ* for Advice Form free Hour*. 10 am. to 10 pm-, suadaj-* incluik* MARRIED PEOPLE, or those Contcm Marriage. «na a ramped earn DAVIES, Chemte, Pari •h™ to your advantaee wtfl F-munied f «-,■?, S StfURKK ...
... two females near Burr Wood. Burnley Hoad, lonely pari between and Luddendenfooi. The prisoner, who is and ill-looking, is a married man. with two On Septemlrer 29th just about dusk he interfered with Halifax aseistaiu-schoolniistreia. who was returning from ...
... was destroyed fire early this morning. bootabop in the basemen! was gutted, and the tenements were extensively damaged. A married couple occupying one of the rooms a narrow escape. 'Hie proscenium, and dresses considerable value were lost. ...
... Society Friends, which required iU ■umber* to marry within its pale penalty diaownmeat. She was the daughter Joseph Pease, el Darlington, and in 1862 she met Ben Bhydding Professor J. P. NichoJ, and they wore married in the following year. event, say* the writer ...
... Goods NOVELTIES, CUTLERY, SILVER awl ELECTRO PLATE. r* &A. BUTTERFIELD 29. STREET, and 28, NORTH PARADE hesitate, V 't«v get Married: call the rest SHE NORTH OP ENGLAND COMP ANT, «ft A ft M BBADI'OBD. '■ 9 ~ ~ ■■■ . BWflflLP ™3VBHOi._ r » Tt*. TWW, 5 H*ll ...
... therefore, be proud his lineage, which, on his mother's side again, is not undistinguished. In a word, the late Gatacre of married Scotswoman, and, of course, “every Scotsman has pedigree.” The General's mother was, before her marriage. Miss Forbes, Csllendar ...