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... the delegates to inspect the docks. The Mayor 1’0 a rmmn at the Town Hall, the Presideot of the Hull Chamber of Commerce, Colonel L«lfinul, invited all the delncln to a banquet at the Town Hall, and the officers of the Fast York Artillery Volunteers gave ...
... WAKEriELD.-On Tuesday night Mr. T. Taylor held an incuest at the Royal Hotel, Wakefield, on the body of a gentleman named Edward Ackroyd, who died suddenly in Rishworth-street, on Monday afternoon.-Mr. Richard Boys, gentleman, of Laisterdyke, Bradford, said he ...
... DERBYSHIRE. Mr Fdward Ackroyd. a landed propricior who resided it Wakefickl, dicd saddenly in Rishworth-strest, on Tuesday lust, The Rev. Vo Caldner, {or 30 years Head Master of Chesterficld Grammar School, has been proseated with a tmepicce and 100 guiveas ...
... of the Rre. F. Atkinson, vicer, for the purpose of establllshlng a branch of lho British and Foreign Bible Society in the town. The parent society wea represented by the Reou. Isaac udaie, ef.ottingham, who delivered an atidress -illustrating the work ...
... assembled at Shipley and Windfall Royal Grounds to witness S. A. Ackroyd, of Mill Bridge, and J. T. Gill, of Heckmondwike, decide their foot race, distance 120 yards, for £l5 a side : Ackroyd being in the receipt of two yards and a naif start. Stecnlation ...
... hsear)-and in the third place it woitith ha much totr adatgo of the town to increase VY theli fa,ilities for purple4 coining to this town to ni~ke pucuichasee. ShoPkeepers orutalile tire town -complained, sa)dI for this very reason refused their consent, ...
... jmgus^jsjswsmttr smmm^m^s^en^^j^n s ■ ?? . TOWN HALL, NOTTJ_«GHA___ trnyrwiT. — ( Before the Mayer (Aid. Sir James - ?? arU Cent. W.E. DohaonJ ?? — Louisa Morris, s ?? -BS-BML — s I'ißigßtl with stealing ?? ft _■_ ?? B ?? ?? ilansneld-road. PiOßunntri ...
... Boys' and Girls' Calf, Cape, and Kid GLOVES, town made, Black and Colours, Fur and Spring top, lined, all sizes, 1 to 5, 2s. per pair; usually sold 2s. 9d. to 3s. 9 d. 16$ dozen Gentlemen's Csfl GLOVES, best town made, Black and Colours, Fnr and Spring Top ...
... ve en See future snnouneemanta. __ IRSTALL YOUNG..E B CRICKET & ATHLETIC CL POLAR» _ANNUA AL C SPORTS, July 24th, 1899. i. TOWN M MIRFIELD. ARTHUR A. WILSON OPENS his M* NEW MUSICAL DEPOT TO-DaY. ine specimen of Messrs. & SON'S new claw 1 » TRICHORD Gol ...
... After the usual proceedings had been gone through here bia I ordship went to the Town Hall, where he waa met by the Mayor (bir James Uldknow), the Sheriff (Mr. F. Acton), the Town Clerk (Mr. S. G. Johnson), the Sheriff's Chaplain I'ev. W. 1 elton , the Borough ...
... fronting the town street in Woodborongh aforesaid, and adjoining Lot 2 and containing an area of 826 square yards or thereabouts. LOT IV.-(Copthold.)— FOUß DWELLING-HOUSES, wilh Gardens in front and at the back, situate at the junction of the town street in ...