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... three er four new kottages Gilt in't Pig an Whim' yard ah sud her known whare ta find em without having to inquire fer Albert Terries; an fer Railway Terrioe ah land nowt bat twa kottages bilt on't road ta t'etation. ['biggest eavement all cud see about ...
... Oct. 6.— John Sharpe, Sheffield, journeyman toolmaker, Sept. 22.—George Spreckley, Stoke-upon-Trent, chemist, Sept. 21.—Albert Terry Ply mouth, baker, Sept. IS. BANKRUPTCY ANN IILLED.—E. B. Gilson, Croydon, clerk to an insurance broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...
... the respe tie. animations of Taylor and Mamma, togeti,..r with Six other DW L NO• HOU numbers 4,5, 8, 11, 12 and 13, in Albert-terries, J Motet, adjoining upon toe pin. party, and in the several occupatines of Messrs. Batty, Hanlon Whiting, Ifelmoadsoi ...
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... An open session of the Tabernacle Lodge of the 1.0.6. T. was held last evening in the Tabernacle Chapel Lecture Boom, Albert Terries road, when the room was crowded. The chai. was taken by Bro. H. Ball. ?? who delivered an opening speech, after which ...
... ordered the oertifica’e not to endorsed. Plating at Bat and Ball” and it* OoKßiqußNcn. Three lads, named tcspectively, Albert Terry, Patrick Phillip*, (ieo. Day, and A'fred Terry, were charged with plating at certain g*m* r,anted M Bat and ball,” on May ...
... Campbell, who took possession of the animal, proved the case. PLAYING AT BALL.—On Wednesday, at the Batley Policecourt. Albert Terry, Alfred Terry, Patrick Phillips, and George Day, were charged by Mr. Wheateroft, with playing at ball, in Burnley Mill-fold ...
... —Tbe Bench that he was as innocent as an: certificate not to at “ Bat AND BALL” AND ITs Co: —Three lads, n respectively, Albert Terry, Patrick were c Day, and mo named “ Bat end with pla ing “ 8 certain on Ma: 26th, a we was ill Fold. They all ed The f ...
... on the premisea. UONEY ADVANCED upon security, stecke-iskrads. 111. household barniture.—Stamped reply, Secretary, 1 Albert Terries. Wyke, seer Bradford. 11 OUSE TO LET Hepworth Building., Restrict, contain. Mg one room, fitted with gas and water rent ...
... Halifax /111.• tit Met. M. Barthsmite. Atkit;ou. Mrs Hull BecTtine. Mr ,, . Hull Midair-tin, Mr and Mies. Stock. ton un Tees Albert Terries. Station Parade 4 Winterburn 2 Sea I 3 I.innbill 1 R---- *Ain M.. Linea biro G MI U., Lancashire 6 Bell. 7.1- and Mrs ...
... Emil y Priestley, both of Bradford. STrvens—Bray.—Apri Edwin Harker Steven 8 to Ru 1 6th, at the parish church, Bradford, Albert Terry—Torporr.—A Ann Bray, both of Bradford. Terry to Hannah Tor to il 6th, at the ff, both of W: church, Bradford, Johr ford ...
... heat : Tom Sharp, Ilkley, S; I. Moore, Shipley, 5 ; H. A. Mountain (14 years), Bradford, 16; W. Wimpenny, Carlinghow, 10; Albert Terry. Hanging Heston, 9%; J. Richardson , Batley, 10 J. Regan, Batley, 7. Terry won easily. Time 12 3-sth sec. Second heat : ...