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... BRADFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL., Uie ?? EXHIBITIONS tenabl. in the school wiU | be offerea for Competition on Thursday, September 10th :— (1. Three Ripley Science Exhibitions, worth £20 p.-r annum. ; One restricted to present Members oi tlu- School, and Two ...
... a bye. with py vhs cass ton Yorkshire got ignd owt of difiewliy, and with dribhie hie the length of the |. Ambler atualin, clog steedy at « partial decline «f Cash wae re fair demant Hower ers won by four pormte to mil teams met ot Valley Parade on The ...
... assumption the gentlemen named the various characters allotted to them being very satisfactory. The grand triple silver statue clog dance, Messrs. T. Waters, N. Kelly, and J. Newland, was picturesque, and Ethiopian sketch, entitled Slocum’s IVg, was received ...
... Vocalist and 2«, MISS MINNIE ROGERS. Last Six Nights of the ¦*?* Kogro C.imedian, American Song and Dance Artiste, Origii iftl Champion Clog and Jig Danc-r, HORACE fJE AS^INGTON. ? VISITORS' RESORT, Old V* .H-dl, Giassington (in Wharfedale;, i-j'..- Skipton ...
... revolving shutters; rent £25. Apply in first instance R. Greenwood, Bay Horse Inn, Godwin Street. OLD-ESTABLISHED Boot, Shoe, and Clog BUSINESS For Disposal; stock and fixtures valuation. 352, Manchester Road. SMALL Manufacturing Confectionery BUSINESS ; plant ...
... to Friday’s ittne. it was stated that “thanks were tendered to Mr. W, Dr.whirsi for having presented the 200 children pair clogs each ’ —“and for the gift of £lO towards improving the quality the childrens dinners”— should been added. SALT SCHOLARSHIPS ...
... With re, objection “scoflle,” it is almost impossible that it ean | Satisfac~ place. have for the sid would have known was clogs at hand; and, the encounter must have been perceived by | who wero , and one of whom heard C: i on the “murder and saw him ...
... O'Lsary; clogs, Mr. W. Foolds ; groceries, Messrs. E. and W. Parkinson; drapery, Messrs. J. and M. Hoi- gate; ale, Mr. Henry Sharp; shrouds, Mrs. Hut ton; worsted, Mrs. Rochfort. Mr. Bentham said that in some cases there was no competition, and they ...
... OIL PAINTINGS and WATBR-COLOUR DRAWINGS ?? TtfENTJ INVITATION OABDS. Samplea by MM. post OgAS.QooDAM,COofaMgefltiei_l,T^J^ * DANCE and BaU Programmes af ths newest ?? C.QooDAix, Cookridge Street, Leeds. RESENT ATION ADDRESSES bean ttfuflr Dlv- minated hy ...
... been fee result of then- intrinsic merit alone, as proved by fee well-known position they have always held when placed in competition with those of the world's greatest makers. PRICES from 28 to 200 GUINEAS. A liberal Discount allowed to Cash Purchasers ...
... places the Clowns won the game. All the fourteen Clowns will give a varied Performance ; they will Sing Comic Songs, will Dance Comic Dai ces. Will perform Gymuastics and a Comic Ballet ! After the Clowns have finish. d Cricket, Games will com- mence ...
... March next, viz. :â Butchers' Meat, Hosiery. Groceries, Brushes and Combs, Tobacco and Snuit, Shoes, Leather and Shoemakers' Clogs, Materials, Shrouds, Coals, Coffins. Draperies, The Guardians are also prepared to receive !«&____£_ for llie SHAVING and ...