... LEEDS ELECTRO-PLATING IN SILVER, NICKEL, AND COPPER. SPECIALITY — Machinery., Bicycle Parts, and Plated Goods of all kinds. THOMAS BEECROFT AND CO, SWINEGATE, LEEDS. (hrbkp ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S 841 PILLS : sither sex I‘;‘:[:.;g or eonmwnml‘e.agvd, ugm in ...

... for °°°f r\'};zit:’, House movement. “The Yorkshire County School of his fist. Assistance was obtained, and prisoner Mr. Thomas Wilson, farmer, of g g Cookery,” which has its head-quarters at Leeds, secured. Upon being searched 3s. 10}d. in u;onfi):, ...

... robber who was seized for stealine oor, which was burnt out. A lodger, named snuff out of a tobacconist’s shop, by way of ¢ Thomas Follard, aged 72, who occupied the room, | cusing himself exclaimed ** that he never heard o was, when the firemen were üble ...

... Perry SmesioNs.—On Saturday, at the Petty Sessions, before the Rev. 8. H. Powell, and Messrs. (C. C. Oxley, and 'W. Stobart, Thomas Tattersall was oharfd with allowing a mare and foal to stray on the highway at Sutton-cum- Howgrove, on the 31st of August ...

... according to the latest arrangements, expected to remain at Windsor Castle some few weeks longer, probsbly till March., Mr. Thomas Bevan, of Stone Park, Gravesend, is building, at his own expense, a Bri'ish workmen’s h i 1 at Northfl.et, the estimated cost ...

... Sims having opened the case for the plaintiff, evidence was called. Mr, John Charles Ray, giving his professional name as ‘‘ Thomas Holmes, a musical and dramatic agent, of il, Waterloo road, deposed that in August, 1878, he made the plaintiff an offer ...

... bottle ; Mr. and Mrs. Croxton Johd, bracelet, with pearl and diamond crescent star; Eti, clover leaf brooch ; Mrs. D. Broderick-Thomas, sugar basin and sifter io silver; Miss Milbank, silver cup; Mrs. Wilson, pair of vases; Lady Eyre, writing set; Mr. and Mrs ...

... Sims having opened the case for the plaintiff, evidence was called. Mr, John Charles Ray, giving his professional name as ‘‘ Thomas Holmes,” a musical and dramatic agent, of 1, Waterloo road, deposed that in August, 1878, he made the plaintiff an offer of ...

... before yesterday the machine w Robinson’s farm. The vats in th longed to the next farmer who use according to custom. — . Thomas Kel;.tle'ell said the thra belonged to bim, and he was at G¢ day worning. While he was | machive for thrasbing he saw the ...

... Mondsy, the 28th uit., s diabolical murder was committed at the Hobson’ Bay Railway Station, Melbourne. The ‘victin was Mr. Thomas Finlayson, the well known an. able secretury of the suburban railways, and the murderer & clerk in the goods de artment namec ...

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