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... minutes > from station, 10 miles from York, containing rooms. co»chhoiifte, stables, outbuildings, garden and orchard.—Apply John Anderson, Myton, York. FUBNISHED HOUSES & APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS Let, front Sitting and Bedrooms, for one two gentlemen, o ...
... Sheffield. SHOPS. OFFICES, WAREHOUSES, &c. LET, C.ootl SHOP and HOUSE, best stand in Peni-«tone; suit any business.—Apply Wentworth Arms. Fenistone. mO~LET7pood HOUSE and ; two large piatei windows: positicii in Grimsby : only fixtures take; s'liv any 117. C' ...
... of Mr. John Bland, j son. f BROWN.—JuIy 12, at 71. Spring Bank, Hull, the wife of the Be*. J. Carnegie Brown, (laughter. the 14th inst.. at 10, Rer.fleld Terrace, Roundhay Road, the wife of John Lorimer, of sou. PAPWORTH.-July 14, at Cardigan Place, ...
... 33m. 375.; Deedee, oh. 40m. 155.; Tiny, 3h. 43m. 415.; Narna, 3h. 44m. 535. The Accident to John* Osborne.—John Osborne, who is still confined to the Sefton Arms Hotel, Liverpool, is making blow but satisfactory progress towards recovery. Death op the Eari ...
... half backs& ees a wi fi an, Paylor, Clough, Palmer, R. Gregg, and Dr H. Wel ater, hack : E. Croft. B Parkin, and tn hac hs W. Arm “qa rt A. Har J. Shaw, J. half backs: Heres a t nhurst, & H. Pies, a. Burnett, New. il, A. Robinson, kL Morrell r wae and Ny ...
... Greenhow Place, Cardigan Lane, said he saw the woman and her child near the Green Bridge about half-past six last night. She was nursing the child at the time. About half an hour afterwards he re-passed, when grappling was being carned on. John Smith, bank-ranger ...
... NORMANTON ST. JOHN'S Churwell. Teale, back: S. Sheard, A. J. Waring, 4 Charlesworth (captain) ard J. ee er butte &. S. J. Westerby. J. eg isnt H Jennings, ' i, Ww . i. sulner, aud ae crys ROTHWELL s CA be EFORD W. buck Jue Walter, Els, and John RowLwel Jobu ...
... SPORTING NOTES. Mr. George Tennick, of the Cardigan Ground?, Leeds, may be looked upon as the leading promoter Sport on the grounds in the lieeds district. His latest venture, the rabbit coursing sweepstakes, concluded on Tuesday, received entries ...
... Banks, R. Stubbs, S. Long, W: Smates, G. Pollard, G. Bren and J. T. Mee, forwards. FEATHERSTONE TRINITY v. “y, NORMANTON 8ST. JOHN’. At Featherstone. Trinity—J. Ad a Je, xe, thr ree-quarter bac C. Goldthorpe and €. . Jones, htt backs tierson (captain), J ...
... -ups. ‘The following is a copy of the official description of the John Brown, collier, 28 years of age, 5ft. fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, nix vaccination marks on left arm, two men tatoced on breast in boxing attitude with ropes and stakes ...
... Housemaids, hitehenmaics, Girls, wanted . > tuwn and country; ; goud wages — — a domesticated young woin anas MOTHERS HELP. \ —— Cardigan Road. TANEED, tor suburbs of Leeds, a thoroughly experienced COOK, \ age Jo to 40; wag £°5; kept dairy and baking ; no by ...
... Herbert Potter, he is familiarly known Headingley—is a player who has iu Cars uuuc vtn;uiua »e» www only for the Leeds St. Johns team, which has been incorporated with the Leeds Club, but for his county and for England. shows no signs of loosing any of ...