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... blue, silver badge—G.. Manchester Amateur Bicyele Club. Unif >rm, blue, grey cap—l. Cambridge University Bieycle Club—2. Alderley Edge Amatenr Bicycle Club. dark blue, silver badge—s. . Halifax Bicycle Club. Uniferm: dark blue, polo cap, H.B.C. badge—s. ...
... silver badge—6. Manchester Amateunr Bicycle Club. Uniform, bl e, greycap—l. e g Cambridge Wniversity Bicycle Club—2. Alderley Edge Amateur Bicycle Clab. Unifoym : dark blue, sitver badge—s. Halifax Bicyele Club. Uniform : dark blue, nplo cacv H.B.C. ...
... =2s} E‘Gflfi LIME J s recommended| ____ mently whol sy LIME J A m);:roga 'ss) LIME J Wholesale § 11, Curtain Rosat and 41, Mitchell m AWER's TARAX a u‘l’i‘ and De%m e S i e and E. MAWER, | i ?UUGHS, COLDS, J BRONCHITIS, a DB S S 0 w il Sender T of vital ...
... with an address. Sir Thomas banded the docu- ment to his lordship, and 1n return was cordially shaken by the hand. Major Mitchell then attempted to read to the audience an address resented b{ the Counservative Associations of {;ncashire. ut he very soon ...
... Salisbury with an address. Sir Thomas banded the documeont to his lordship, and 1 return was cordially shaken by the hand. Major Mitchell then attempted to read to the audience an address iaros(-n‘r.ed by the Conservative Associations of Laucashire, int he very ...
... chairnan of the Board, presided, and there were also present Mr. Bartram and Mr. W. H. Gill, vioe-ylrendents; and Messrs. Mitchell, Weatherbead, Thompson, Goodrick, Hammond, Houseman, Wood, Fryer, Jobn Jeffrey, junr., Lupton, Morrell, Busfield, C. Barker ...
... 000 inlabitauts and a birth-rate of “01 per 1000 inhabitants. In the correspoading quarter of lact year the deaths were 1% and b!nlu 3, the death-rate being 120 and the birth-rate 537 5 per 1.000 inkabitauts., fh. diseases of au infections « r.- racter ...
... Price —James Pettitt, cors dealer, Alierton Bywater, was sued by Carcline Mitcheil, executrix under the will of the late W, Mitchell, farmer, Glass Houghton, for 158., balamos of sccount.—Early in the preseat ear the defendant bought & thlz“d turnipe zrc- ...
... Miss Denison, Mesdames Howe, Johnson, Wm. Kaye, Mitchell, Miss im- of. Mesdames F. W. Shaw, Shepherd Wttt B Woleht W i boraton, o . x iinted ‘,' Mr idd# andthe shurch nonm:i{, ananély . W. Shaw, Howe, Mitchell, ittlent Cox, énd Ginn. The proceeds, ofinting ...
... the Tin inst., 48, Mr N | Thomas Holmes, Guth-ntmt?.'gut!yh' Fanyiils condition. Taey | MITCHELL—On the 14th inst ~ aged 21, Eliza tand gloomy, clnnuulrep.’ Mitchell, Churchfield, Glass Houghten. te.who have fost all eneryy | SMITH -G (5 12th inst., aged ...
... Tlfldu(«ff“\‘\'-f-fif !-tvo:n.:u. d:i inquest into the death of a nnvvylWe‘sh men to a due state of humility, a’ter «rs. W, J. Board (wife of the Town Clerk) had a white satin gown with a tunie of ninon edged with a broad band of bead trimming; whilo Mrs. B ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. INSURANCE DEATHS. ——E—————————SR L e g BAKER.—On Jua 10th, 1911, at 3. Warwick street Rhoda Helen, beloved daughter of J. E. and Honneh Baker. No flowers. MITCHELL.—JuIy 9th, st 333, Pctistone Toad, Eliza, the beloved wife of the late ...