Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... for Maid- stono, and fcince 1850 for the University if Lon- don, of which ho wns formerly Vic^-Ch.anodhr. He has been twice married. Iv businf? bo i> v banker, and in pclitioa a Uiuonist. Other Honours and Titles. Lord Cromer has received many honours in ...
... BEDROOM ‘ES. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, BAMBOO POLBS IN GREAT VARIETY, end all other kinds ot Goods Usefel for Christmas Presents, Married or Single, you no doubt require Something, therefore Call and See oor GRAND COLLECTION OF GOODS. Brerything Cheap and Good ...
... into tho water. Efforts rescue proved unavailing, and the unfortunate man was drowned. leaves u young wife, to whom had been married only a few days. The Cunard liner Etmria, from New York, arrived at Queenstown on Saturday to land mails and pas sengers. ...
... MP., ani other officers. Sixty-five men were sworn in | as privates, preference being given to single J men, although some married men were ac- t cepted. One volunteer with nine children was | refused. The Yeomanry officials also re- • ceived offers from ...
... leaned societies to which heloogvd, and through his published works, which are held in repute the profession. Sir James Paget married, in 1844, Lydia, daughter of tho late Rev. Henry Norik, domestic chaplain to the Duke of Ki-ut. the father of the Queen. Ho ...
... 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; ...
... valuation for probate of the con- tents of Mr Morrison's seat, Basildon, Barks, was £90,000. Mr C. Morrison, wlio is un- married, leads a retired life. Mr Waiter Moeri- eon, M-P., is his brother. An officer saw a private of the Dubbins riding into Estcourt ...
... m her father's house till she hud passed hoi fortieth year, when i-he married William Cubbon, a native of the Isle of Man. \S.tU him she spent fully forty ye^rs of happy married life. fi)«t in Glasgow and after- wards in Denny. In Clasgow her husband ...
... GIRL, aged 13 or 20.* Apply Tarn O'Shanter Hotel. 4465 a WANTED, HORSE-BREAKER and HORSE-FEEDER. Steady, Reliable Man. If married, a house free. Otherwise board and lodging found. -Cuudall, Wingatc Hill, Tadcaster. 4497 a WANTED, young HOUSEMAID; also ...
... of H*r^«> ** his extensive coiuribatw ma to the 7 t » *> tiona of the Royal and other miatimxtmn The distinguished sur^won marry 1 . 'M Lydia, daughter of the Rev Henry 3 is succeeded by his son John wjw, «** . * 1848. s» ...
... eompetri't Planing Machine Men; used to V Saw .Mill Wo. k; standard wages âApply and Gcddaid, Limited, Drypool. A*' ''P- Married Man, as Groom, and to assist I' ;in applying, stite age and number D. P. Garbutt., Lodge, Wyton, Hull. the .Erafced Water ...