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... Elizabeth PI IClarke; two commodious 1)welllng-houses and extensive tO warehouses fronting to ?? ; one of the dwelling- pi houses in the occupation of Mr. William Woodson,. and the ,otber dwellitig-house and the warehouses its the occupation as of William ...
... evening, to a very r laumerotiB party. 2,000 invitations were issued. Amongst f. thos wh hadthehonour of receiving invitations were- Sir William Williams, of Kate; Sir Cohin Campbell; the s -Earl and Countess of Harewood ; Viscount and Viscountees ?? Qoderich; ...
... held bY Churchmen throughout ?? of Ripen. The meeting was convened by circular, and was not numerously attended. The Earl of HAREWOOD, presided ; and amnong the decrgy- men and gentlemen present wve observed-the Honl. and Rev P1. Yorke Saville, the Rev. ...
... on f V m Llf\eVm 'ewnimta ™__^^Sect Lodoisg Houses.— TheWatch Com- —itSsot the Town Council yesterday appointed Serleant N«d, S*tho Leeds police force, to tbe ofllce of Inspector or lodging- bouses. . , House Robbery. — Between the hours of ten and twelve ...
... Ahramn Brigge, Claytoni Cuulthurst John Nicholas, Gar- Foster Frank, Kliowick Percy I Id grave House Foster George, Wicker-eley I COnlthurst John. Gorge eve House Feeler TameD, Brightsile, ce, Coultisurit R1ev, Wiltiam, Henry, Footer James Holilay, Stainforith ...
... voceotl ttci~tl0 o ech~n~t*~O~lON, Chairman. yk. &.%d J11i canry, 186. J. CLEGHOE, Secretagr,3. ) ILIKCU15BRIH S IR t the. party who K wrot-at, ?? letter to a gentlemanta in thie covunty, dated I i te oe 19th Jannary ccurrent, will Inquire for Mr. ?? Hotel ...
... mnerclal Hotel, Leedsi. C 30100 AN ENGAGEMENT WANTED tas Second Hand Dresosmaker, - AGood reference. Address M. D.~ Wellington House, Lusten, Redb. G 30333.i~ ANTED,,-a sespeeinhle Young Man, for the General Drapsry:- aloa Female, for the Bonnet Departmnent-must ...
... ITHE FEARFUL CATASTROPHE IN DUNDEE. I TWENTY PERSONS KILLED. The Dlundee Adveritiser gives the following parti- culars of the melancholy occurrence which took place in that town on Monday evening, as reported in our telegraphic news yesterday:- The C ...
... latter will not be contested, but in the former a severe fight is expected, the Harewood family bringing forward Mr. Mills (Conservative), the brother-in-law of Lord Harewood. in opposition to Mr. Wrightson, the present member. CITY OF LONDON.-At a meeting ...
... Archdeacon of Grafton. The n*-wly-formed party will proceed New South Wales in the course of few THE MURDER AND BURNING AT WOOLVERTON, NEAR ROAD HILL. The trial of George Britten for the murder of hia wife, Martha Britten, at Woolverton, village between Frome ...
... 8hudehiU, Manchester. JAMEBS CAYGILL, Wholesale SOFA, COUCH, and IDABY CHAIR MANUCLOiUREB, 12 and 1 , Harewood- s'reet, Leods. The Best and Cheapest House In England for Sofas and Couehes. 100 Sofes and Couches, of every deorrlption, always iu stork to eslsot ...
... Barrett. Harewood; Mr Keyworth. Poultry, Pigeons, and Rabbits—Mr Jas, Dixon, North Park, Clayton, Bradford. Floral Department—Mr John Clark, gardener to the Marquess Ripon, Studley Royal i_Mr John Fowler, gardener to the Earl of Harewood, Harewood; Mr Thomas ...