... from Goodban’s, Loder's and Spohr’s. Good referencesif required. For Terms, apply, CuarLes Berrisox, Teacher of the Violin, Thomas-st., Holywell Green, nr. Halifax. HEATH GRAMMAR SCHO OL, HALIFAX. Head Master :—A. W. REITH, MA, formerly Scholar of New College ...

... Crabtree, Sutcliffe Sowoo(I, Charles Hardy, William Watson and Albert Watson. Tl R Proposed by Thomas Butterworth, Bradford-road, Lightcliffe ; seconded by John Thornton Moore, Halifax-road, Brij(houle; and assented to Dby Thomas ‘lliu' ames Ball, Tom North ...

... adjourned. * Inquest AT MAUNBY.—~On Tuesday, an inquest was held by Mr. Walton, coroner, at Mauany, touching the death of Mr. Thomas Nelson, aged sixty-eight years, who, on the night of the sth instant, died suddenly. - Verdict, * Died suddenly from heart ...

... most enthusiastic eharacter throughout. Mr. Hy. Sugden (president) was in the ehair, and was supported on the platform by Mr. Thomas Wayman, M.P (Elland vaiulo%, Mr. John Lister, M.A., Shibden Hall; Rev.J. T. Moore, Brighouse ; Messrs. J. Crossley, T. Butterworth ...

... defraud Mr. Gathorne Hardy. The prisoner was instructed to post a letter containing Mr. Hardy’s account with Mr. Isaacson; the letter was not delivered, but a forged letter requesting payment of the account was taken to Mr. Hardy’s house. The Hon. B. ...

... defraud Mr. Gathorne Hardy. The prisoner was instructed to post aletter containing Mr. Hardy's account with Mr. Isaacson; the letter was not delivered, but a forged letter requesting paygment of the account was taken to Mr. Hardy's ouse. The Hon. B. F ...

... his wickets. Ranfield joincd Hardy, Whatmough auickly sending him to his rightabout. Heap next emerged from the pavilion and succeeded in placing five to his credit before Whatmough uprooted his sticks, Sayles became Hardy's next partner, but with the ...

... Brighouse. Scores: BRIGHOUSE. W. L. Dyson, c and b McNishccevveeesers 58 H. E. Sagdgn, ¢ Hardy b Litt1ew00d 29 F. Whatmough, ¢ Hardy b C01dwe11 47 i DEIIE B CIE v oecriamesrmisvsssosrer 3 SBa DRI i i s L bvaand s Juscsnmninnes ...

... that it was a fairly representative one of ratepayers from all over the district, True, the mnjorit{ of those present were hardy sous of toil, who came forward as %onut men seeking to prevent the pollution of their homes and hearths by foul smells, and ...

... occasion. About 140 sat down to an excellent tea, after whiech the public meeting was held in the chapel presided over by Mr. Thomas Ashworth, oue of the school superintendents. The leport was given by Mr. . Simpson, and showed a slight improvement on the ...

... I§ovember (Mr. gHirst in the chair), when the plans of twenty dwellinghouses to be erected in Gatgorne and Hardy-streets, off Bradford-road, by Mr. Thomas Freeman and others, were submitted and approved.—The minutes were passed on the motion of Messrs. Hopkinson ...

... brbkp ELECTRO-PLATING IN SILVER, NICKEL, AND COPPER. SPECIALITY — Machine-y, Bieycle Parts, and Plated Goods of all kinds, THOMAS BEECROFT AND CO, SWINEGATE, LEEDS. AUGUST KUHNEL, LANDSCAP: GAKDENER ARTiST IN ROCEWORK (From Paris and, Loudon.) RESIDENCE ...