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... ME. J. KNOWLES, of North Bierley, will speak from upwards of forty years' experience, n the B_fhi*'-- •-' Institute, To-night (Thursday), upon «• Fuel and Fire — their use and abuse ; Water— its use and a'ui-e ; Prevention of Smoke, or Consumption of ...
... H A.i, theaotins manager of the club, and daughter of the Clementina Drummond Paris, sister of the Earl of Perth—we cannot speak too warmly. It is of the highest order. —Morning Post. . Manager Cap tain Disney Roebuck, late 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers ...
... the acting manager of the club, and daughter of the Lady Clementina Drummond Davis, sister of the Earl of Perth—we cannot speak too warmly. It is of the highest order. —Morning Po*t. Manager Captain Disney Roebuck, late 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. ...
... by ILLINGWORTH, Esq., M.P. The Rev. John Myers, Leeds, will speak on Young Men and the Questions of the Day.” The Rev. Thompson, LightchfFe, will speak on I rce Rev. J. B. Robertson will speak on ** Earnestness.” Choice Selections of MUSIC will be given ...
... all erangements of the bio**!, and can taken with perfect safety and reliability la the most delicate state of health; and I speak from experience, having taken many of the mammotn botthis. Yours respectfully, Mrs. Frances D’Arct. Prospect House, Enniskillen ...
... snrueon, and I feel justified now kii.-.w df i.jo testify in terms too strong all 'k*. ...
... Institution has hitherto received. They hope the good which has been done for those who are so unable to help themselves will speak well in favour support to the scheme they propose. Donations will be thankfully received* at The Old Bank (Limited), or the ...
... Past Ten o’clock and Rainy Night”—Mr. N. actually convey his Voice among the Audience, and make 1 {PP® several of them were speaking. Dialogue between an English and an Irish Boy. merman Wit and English Retaliation, terminating with a *^ ve S° n from each ...
... mustbe by letter only to thf. addresz (rw/^WA ??, B 12, C 34, dec. Qqenchs, CammissSis*, %rabell£ro, &t. A French Gentleman, speaking Enflfeh and German, conver- sant with the Tissue Trade, commission Md wholesale, is Desirous of Establishing in Paris an ...
... TJNG- HOUSES, situated in Burrow ¦â¢-¦Nfcjp ?? Road, in Bradford aforesaid, 'Jtam ia the several occupations of Jonas Speak, Samuel Stead, Mary Johnson, Charles Smith, Cornelius Turner, Joseph Bentley, John Bentley, Hannah Holgate and Thomas Foulds ...
... pensable. Apply W. Wai son, Westgate, Bradford. i ⢠' GLtzxks, JUsistants, Sec, Winnt JUaces. A French Gentleman (28;, speaking English, and knowing thoroughly tbe Dress rade, after ten years' experience m Roubaix, desires to met with a Man -fact urer ...
... Cottage, „ Mason, Mr. George, stuff manufacturer „ Knowles, Mr. Jonathan, jun., Denholrae Gate. Ramsbotham Mr. H Allerton Hall. Speak. Mr. Paul, stuff manufacturer, Clayton Heights. Vint, Mr. George, stone merchant, Idle. Wilson, Mr. James, commUsion agent ...