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.
... Barker; Id Padiham, Robert Willtinson; Hebden Bridge, Jas. IC ?? Halifax, Christopher Shackleton and Wim. 0- Malude; Bradford, Thomas Wilcock. Rtichard r Barker was elected chairman and James Mann, secretary. On the motion of Mr. Maude, seconded lY by Mr. ...
... Barker; :d Padihaam, Robert Wilkinson; Hebden Bridge, Jas. Le Mann; Halifax, Christopher Shac1leton and Wm. M Maude; Bradford, Thomas Wilcock. Richard Barker was elected chairman and James Mann, secretary. On the motion of Mr. Maude, seconded y by Mr. Mann ...
... of-the rules of that Association. taili 1That Thomas Bell and William Dawson. be the ont lecturers for the Tyne colleieies for th ensuing fort- the nighit; and thatEmbleton,I Stoves, Wilson, and the I Hardy lecture for th4 same period in the ,Wear and ...
... of the rules of that Association. in- That Thomas Bell and William Dawson be the try, lecturers for the Tyne collieries for the ensuing fort- in night; and that tinbleton, Stoves, Wilson, and a. Hardy lecture for tile same period in thci Wear anid ...
... The country along the Pheim mountains, for some sixteen miles, presents one un- broken line of misery and desolation. The hardy race of peasantry who once cultivated these moun- tains is utterly extinct. FATAL AFFRAy.MuunDEa.-The Clare Jomun-al of yesterday ...