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... to:triage Convalescent Hospital has received a legacy of glOO. free front legacy ditty. from the exiictitora of the late Mrs Thomas Tennant, of Blenheim Terrace. Leeds. CANTATA —O3 S.otarilov evenint the cantata entitled Golden 11 sir an The Three Bears ...
... bass, Messrs. Ainley, Barrow and Roberts; elocutionist. Mr. W. Roscoe: sole violinist, Meeter T. Wormsld humorist. Mr. J. G. Hardy ; nob pianists, the Mimes Evershed and Miss E. Webster; Mr. Josh. Whiteley was the aoeom• papist. The priigrainrae was a long ...
... —July 3041., at 7, Road, Thornhill Road, Upper Wortley. John Steel, late boot manufacturer. —August Ist, aged 67 year.. Cyrus Hardy, of 3, Butts Terrace. Tong Road :INT.—August Ist. at Hill House. Agent, aged 70 years, George Elliott Kent. Thl.u.r. Myrn. ...
... Garbutt, B. Hardy, J. Bland, H. teach, G. Wood. R. J. Oct. B. Goedenn, W. Briggs, J. Be.. and Ines. Steam.— Advsnood Stage. —t4emond elase—W. R. Ward an 4 W. H. Wilkie Elementary Maga — First elms—M.l4 Lea. John Reek, cad Bell Hardy. elms—Thos. Hall ...
... long innings. The spectators frequently applauded him for his brilliant batting. ON AN AIWA? CONNTA FILE, — rolion Constable Thomas Fawcett was on duty in Armies . Road on Saturday evening when, et just • little past eight o'clock, he saw a man, evidently ...
... waggons were got on to the metals by one o'clock. Biwa s.—July 10th. Thomas Brown. Mount Cross, Bramler. and Kit-114'1e 31111 s. Yeadon. Agsd 5 sear.. nth. at liorsfortb, William Hardy, aged no. for years in the service of the Monk Bridge Iron Company. ...
... View. Braude'', aged 64, Mary, widow of the late Benjamin Wilson, Barnes.—Atigast 3rd. at St. Ann's Hill. Burley, age. 59. Thomas Blackburn Baines, eldest and last surviving son of the late Sir Edward Baines. Bacitss.—Angiost 4th, at Fawcett House, Wortley ...
... ’ Oxford ratepayers at a crowded public meeting have protested against a statue of Cardinal Newman being erected. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel, to be entitled “ The Pursuit of the Well beloved.” One of the Cunard Company’s new steamers is ...
... comes to the post-office.” Another letter bore the following address :—* Too dad Thomas Hat the ould Oke Otchud 10 Barry Pade.” This was made out to mean—To Dad Thomas at the old oak orchard Tenbary. Paid.” After the rgr an iuteresting discussion took ...
... Ihe BariEvcomN,” UPPER ARMUEY. ' CHOICE white FLOWERS, Bride's Bonquets Lady’s Bpni:, Buttonholes, Wreaths and Crosses, at THoMAs Procter’s, Houghside, Pudsey. R SALE, a nice, well-built Block of Four HOUSES l' and Two SHOPS, in Tong Road, Armley ; alsoa ...
... passing train had frightened the horses. e ¢ T o e R es, Hibihoton ot oties Meals on ¥y ore Mr. Middleton and other magistrates, Thomas Evers, a retired soldier, livi:s at a hd(in’ house in Meadow Lane, was charged with being drunk on the highway. The police ...
... maich with Leeds. The first three or four men on the Holbeck side made a very good stand, Elam scoring 22, Clarke 18, and Hardy 24. Excepting Boyes (14), the others failed entirely to negotiate the deliveries of O'Dwyer, and the innings closed for 100 ...