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... before nine o'clock yesterday evening an out- break of tice occurred on the premises of Mr. David Light, joiner and contractor, Thomas Street, Hudders- field. Ae the upper part of the building was of wood and contained mflammable material, the flames took hold ...
... Catterall, Kirkham.—No cards. At. home, Aug. 24, 25, 20. CARNEGIE—NORTH.—JuIy 27, ar Park Chapel. Caroline Street, the Rev. Thomas Sherwood, the Key. John Carnegie, oi' Luddenden Foot, Florence Slary, eldest daughter Joseph North, teazle merchant, Leeds ...
... Justice Cozens-Hardy was not sure that one artner could get an account from Mr. Armstrong un- ess all the partners asked for it. Mr. Astbury said Mr. Armstrong had not had a penny, and the ultimate balance was 12,000 shares. Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy ordered ...
... James Keir Hardie. of Cumnock, Ayr, miner (lab). For Captain Greville seven papers were handed in, one of which contained exclusively working men proposers and assentors. Mr. Billson had six separate nomination papeis, and Mr. Keir Hardie four. All three ...
... Cobden Place, Leeds, aged years, I Knight Hardy, carver d gilder —Will interred Cemetery on Monday, (/cluck. Friends please at this (the only) intimr.tiou. JACKSON,—October 19. kson's Place, Leeds, aged 60. Thomas Jackson - Interment Monday at - irmat;to:r ...
... Michael Davitt was to-day elected unopposed for North-East Cork. MR. KEIR HARDIE’S AMENDMENT. ee ANALYSIS OF LAST NIGHT'S DIVISION. Tn the division last night on Mr. Keir Hardie’s amend- ment to the Address the majority of 278, including tellers, which ...
... dragged the river and soon recovered the body, which was that man whom nobody knew until last night, when was identified that Thomas Oakley, yeais of age, foreman, of Dale Street, Thornhill A SHIPLEY WEDDING. the presence of a large congregation the marriage ...
... Brown's Ro al Speed beat Mr. W. A. Smyth Sir Sankey. Colonel ,T T. North's Neston beat Sir T. Brocklebank's Bassano. Mr H Hardy ns Here and There beat Mr. F. Watson's War Lad. Mr. ns Bonnets Blue beat Count Stroganoff's Spring Mr. Jones's Jolly Glen beat ...
... were :— The fruit ab pore 1885 H. GL. Cozens Wh} HOH Cozens-Hardy (G). 4 it S. Hoare (Cy. | John Cator (C) es j 1.6 | eral ty.6 -- 1,283 18265 Hi}. Cozens Ha iv (Gs) 4.08411. H. Cozens-Hardy (R). 4,246 Hon. A. } Fellowes (0) ij si Kenneth Kemp (C) ...
... neighbour before referred to, and they went for Mr. A. E. Hardy, surgeon, of Bradford Road. He promptly attended, and at once saw that the deceased was suffering from opium jioisoning. Mr. Hardy sent for Mr. Frost, surgeon, East View, Halifax Old Road ...
... Matthew Hall (manager Colliery).—Interment at Stanley to-day (Friday), at 3 p.m. HARPY —July 9, Horsforth. aged 60. William Hardy, for35years in the service of the Monk Bridge Iron Co., Leeds, and for many years manager of the works.—Much esteemed his employer* ...
... Mr. Co/.ens-Hardy had a two-fold reputation. He was considered the ugliest man at the Bar, an l a long way the soundest Chancery lawyer in the courts.— M.A.P. A receiving order was made in the Leeds Bankruptcy Court to-day against Thomas Pilkington, ...