... Palmereeton's genius for leader- E rs k ine Admiral , Stir li ng- Stanley W. ' O., Beau 1 am,. Sara. H ox As DENHAM, JOHN BlRKB l ,eletasea. . JOHN WILLIAM STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. GOODS, TAPS, VALVES, POT GUIDES, ship and Mr Gladstone's when work is to be done ...

... Mansfield rests, and Fox, and Grattan, and Canning, and Wilberforce • high over all towers the stately monument of Chatham ; and from above. his own effigy, graven by a cunning hand, seems still, with eagle face and outstretched arm for ever to bid old England ...

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... Rastrick, and the Rev John Freeman, 91. A., vicar of Woodkirk, and • procession was formed up the middle aisle, whilst the choir and congregation sang the hymn commencing Brightly gleams our banner.' The bride, who leant upon her father's arm was cheesed in ...

... —Times. A Grit's Escourrznwrrniadoortiontzse.— A party of armed and Moonll/U m : er rs on Sunday night entered the house of a named Wesson, of Lyranoroumpane, near Listowel, and demanded arms. They were confronted by a girl of the house, who tore the ...

... Loyalists in Ireland were determined that, if Home Rule were passed, they would take up arms in their own defence and in the defence of their Queen, and never lay down their arms until they had crushed the rebellion from the country, or spilt their last drop ...

... evening, Mr W. Sheard read a capital paper on Stanley. DEATH or A LATritRIUROVSC I, lIAnrrANT. Mr John Walker, who fora long time was landlord of the Clifton Arms Inn, Park Street, died suddenly at his residence, the White Horse Inn, Bradley, on Tuesday. The ...

... members of the St. John's Mission Room Choir, together with a few friends, had their annual outing, The place being Bolton Woods. The party. numbering 18, left Brighouse about haff.past four, in a four-in-hand supplied by Mr John Wood, Briggate. The ...

... MECHANIC, INSTITUTE. ML A I a k edna OAIT DI rRB, t3 W W OO M L The °MIM I Ann LINEN, PANCT TINA. GEORGE -- - MI EL L Viand 30, JOHN W 1 RUDDER daily Jas. Um Aftersoos PM Errs 7.110. PORE% PEILLING, HAS AN ENORMOUS TM God an fry. ABTRICX HABITATION PRIMROSE ...

... Ibboteen, and K. Carr, and the Key. John Moore. Cocoa —Of full Lliblyecouomool riture, free Immo:l44d SW,* sad sugary. OBJECTIONS TO SOCIALISM--At the Brighouse and District Radical Club last Sunday evening Mr John Lister, 31. A., of ShiWin Hall, lector ...

... moulder, all of Manley Street, Keeley Rawlinson, Piggus Street, John Astiu, silkdresser, Barton Street, Hall Sykes, cotton spinner, New Street, George Hanson millhand, Lighten& Road, and John Owen. mill hand, of Back New Street, all of Brighouse, were susumoued ...

... net • be he be teen, bet in • few edanles Jame the Irer•sp, who bad jot masked the weds, secs the red et Ilse hese. Armed deem, having armed the sell. the user works Ise. • to Vide*. Mills, end ems asill Moe el the Mere rest the mil by Milled the hese Tide& ...