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... WORTLEY. TO CYCLISTS. EWBANK'S ~C V CLE DEPOT, PONrEFRACT, HOLDS STOCK for WHITSt'NTIDE of rud es, swirrs, GLOBES, BAYLISS A THOMAS EXCELSIORS. ALLARD S COVENTRY EAGLES, COVENTRY HEROS. ftc, kc. SPECIAL OFFER:— RETURN RAILWAY EXPENSES ALLOWED purchasers ...
... The Yorkshire Evening Post, Ijeeds. CLOTHING.—Wanted, active, respectable BOY; a'so MACHINISTS for trousers.-Apply Dawson. Hardy, A Co., Bedford Street. WHOLESALE CLtITHIKRS. —Wan ted, SITUATION in Stock JL Room by a young man with years' experience and ...
... —Printing Alliance, 41, Cheapside, London. AGENTS wanted Sell Automatic Machine: great success. Apply, enclosing references, to J. Hardie Newton. 88, Great Clyde Street, Glasgow. WORKPEOPLE. &c. WANTED, FOREMAN FITTER in manufacturing works in Hull, to have charge ...
... monkeys at the Zoo eat among them 17,000 oranges and 14,000 bananas a year. The next issue in the collected edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy's writings will be Life's Little Ironies. Creditors Meeting in Leeds.—At the office of the Leeds Official Receiver Bankruptcy ...
... four consecutive strokes— viz., two 5 strokes, one 6, and a 10—total, 26. Not at all a bad record, surely : —— Mrs. Sarah Thomas, of Burry Port, has passed away at the age of abandred and nive years. She is casually announced as the eldest of the centena- ...
... will be held to-morrow afternoon three o'clock. MR. THOMAS HARVEY JESSOP. LEEDS UNDERGRADUATE'S EXTRAVAGANCES. This morning, at the Leeds Bankruptcy Court—before Mr. Thomas Marshall, Registrar Thomas Harvey Jessop, law student, 32, Park Square. Leeds, ...
... envelope, Mr. Cole, 3!), Cheltenham Place, Brighton, Sussex. HEREFORDSHIRE ClDER—prime, sweet, unadulterated—from B ...
... Bruce sireet, Wellington Road. ASH ADVANCED to nnv amount. Moderate rates. PRIVATE. T.M'..r.LtM'Ki> oveu Fifty Years. Apuly THOMAS MIDDLETON, PAWNBROKER, LADY*BRIDGE, LANE. LEEDS (Only Addiess.l RIV ATE ADVANCES, £500, WITHOUT SURETIES. EASY TERMS. 3. BOOTHROYD ...
... Bridge, belonging to Messrs. James Baines & Sons, worsted and yarn manufacturers, were to be on fire. The discovery was made by Thomas Cushworth, the night watchman at the railway station close by, and Police-constable Green, who was on duty near the spot. ...
... time.—Apply M. M., 25, Biuabregge street, Rose Hill. Derby- as BOOKKEEPER, would assist in oiii.-o: moderate salary; gojd Hardy, Woolley. Wakefield. CLOTHING.- Wanted, good MACHINE HANDS, for Men's Coats. Arthur Co., Ltd., Oxford W ANTED, good BUTTON-HOLE ...
... YORKSHIRE ECHOES. re ret to bear that the strained relation between ■„p Vicar St Thomas's Church, oil North Street, choirmen has ended in total disrup- situation, it will be remembered, was this. Q-g day the adult members were astounded a rt notice dismissal ...
... the HOUSE and SHOP now occupied by Mr. Hodgson. Chemist.—Apply Thomas Corden, Hemsworth. LET, in Lane, STABLE and HARNESS ROOM, 2s. Sd. clear: also a STABLE, Is. Cd. clear.—Apply Thomas Brook, Quebec Street. I~I_RST-CL ASS Twelve-stalled STABLE and LOOSE ...