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... LORD CARDIGAN AT LEEDS. The magnificent sword purchased by the subscription of the nobility and gentry of Yorkshire, was presented to the Earl of Cardigan in the hall of the Stock Exchange, Leeds, on Saturday afternoon last. There were upwards of 250 ...
... F the departure their to China Mr Colley Grattan the literary world Consul Teneriffe Since hard 322 The reduction amounts lost 27 men dysentery Marines died A in recommends whitening for purposes cure Mr John Steell RSA Statue of Dilhousie which placed ...
... Feversham ?? 1 1 0 John Gott 110 Sir Chas Slingsby, John Spencer Stan- Bart 110 hope 110 Sir WR C Cooke, Edward Akroyd ?? 1 1 0 Bart 1 1 0 fl W Wickham, MP I 1 0 Rt Hon Sir Charles C H Dawson 110 Wood, MP 1 1 0 L W Wickham 110 Sir Joseph Rat- John Hawkshaw ? ...
... went on, and John Ware waa convalescent. It was one midsummer morning that he sat at the window of the study ln an easy ohair while Joanna made a feint of working a little in oils. But what did it mean, the tender light that shone in John Ware's eyes as ...
... fifteen to Leeds, in order that they might witness them play Leeds St. John's, at Cardigan Fields. in fact, two teams—first and third—went to the fields, and two matches were played in the rain, but whereas the first lost and the third won. The third ...
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... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. Yesterday (Thursday), a meeting of this institution was held at its house, John-street, Adelphi, London, Thomas Chapman, Egq., F.A.S. V.P in the chair. Richard Lewis, Esq., the secret ary, having read the minutes ...
... REMOVAL OF BUSINESS. TH E HUDDERSFIELD FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 88. Buxton road, and No. 1. Corner of John-street. Manufactories: Albion-street and John- street. W. H. WILSON, PROPRIETOR, Begs to draw the attention of the publlo to the following fact, and ...
... to ba mado payabta to John White, Foe Mcc, P-cadllly. ErtsbUshed 88 Years. BBMOVAL OF BUSINESS. THE HUDDERSFIELD FURNISHING WABBHOUSE. No. 88. Buxton rood, and No. 1, Corner of John-street Manufactories ; Albion-.treet and John- street. W. H. WILSON, ...
... Messrs. John Kirk and Sons, architects, John William-street, Hadderafleld, from Wednesday, the 16th of May, to Wednesday, tbe 29th day of May, inclusive, on whioh latter day sealed tenders to bo delivered to us not later than four o'olock. JOHN KIRK and ...
... differences between me and Lord Cardigan after the lei ter alluded to. Lord Cardigan is my brother-indsw. When Lord Cardigan repudiated authority and re. ported to the Comn)ander*in-Cbief Lord Raglan mid Lord Cardigan waa wrong, and that he should report ...
... s of William Firth, Tom Mellor, John Merchant, John Garbut, and James Pearson. Also *H those Three OOTTAGBS fronting to Brow-road, Paddock, together with the yard, gardens, and outbuildings, in the occupations of John Ainley, Wm. Beaumont, and Widow Beevers ...