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... Faith. Among the clergy present at the service were the Rev. Canon Wood (vicar), the Rev. Howard Chadwick (curate), the Rev. R. R. Kirby, and the Rev. C. 11. D. Williams. (In Sunday morning the Dean of Worcester was the preacher, and in the afternoon Gaul's ...
... Salisbury, He states that he has | sucoseded in tracng his wflngm back 80 William, » |second Earl of Salisbury, who, in 1608, married Catherine, youngest danghter of Thomas Howard, .|EBarl of Suffolk, but was previously married to : Margaret Sinclair, in ...
... arithmetic are incalculable ; but the work would be made immensely easier if the simple decimal spatula were adopted. Sir William Hart-Dyke, like every other man who has thought about the subject, is in favour of a change, believing that the gain, commercially ...
... when this was noticed. A SequEL 10 A TRAGEDY.—One of the first discoverers of the Ingleby Grove tragedy is to be interred to-day. The youth was a son of the unfortunate man who did the deed, and not being of a strong constitution, he never quite got over ...
... farmer; A. Elam, Osmondthorpe, farmer ; Williamn Bailey, Red Cote, Armley ; William H. Terry, Roller Mill, Horsforth ; Edward Newton, Ashfield Dairy, Chapel Allerton; and William Howard, Osmondthorpe. The number of directors {inelnding the managing director ...
... Players’ meeting on Friday nightat 8 The team to play on Christmas day at Armley v. Oldfield Lane Juuiors and Brownroyd ¥.C. on Bozing day at Armley wiil be sslected from ihe follo wing :- Williams, § Haynes, Maylor, Locke, Hargreaves, G Hazgreaves, T Johnson ...
... %irl, who was already dressed for the wedding, ** these are his last wishes,” A little boy astonished his companions the other day by telling them that he had “a spauk. ing team at his house.”” An excited crowd of boys had walked nearly home with him, when ...
... North Shore works, widen the parade, and improve the borough generally. Lord Howard de Walden has instituted proceedings against his wife in the Divorce Court, and Lady Blanche Howard de Walden has also presented a cross petition against him. Mr. Fabre, the ...
... with assaulting Jobn Socott, of Lower Wortley. r assault complained about occurred oatside the William IV. public-house after closing time on Christmas day. Tbe brothers are said t 0 bave come to Leeds on business and to Wortley purposely for the quarrel ...
... attended two functions that day. crowd was not o large as ¢n the revious Tuesdav. The sheets realized £4 ss. 34. }\'\ xt Tuesday, Batley Old Band. **Tue Lornsare or CarisT” was the -nh{{wfi of an interesting address given by Mr. William Mosby at the Wesley Road ...
... similar theft and also st Wakefield. The girl was sent to gsol for fourteen days with bard labour. On hearing the sentence prisoner’s sister fainted. 2 ¥2xrlxG of the creditors of William Winn Hawk yard, woollen manufacturer and merchans, 4, Winnub‘l‘l'm-\ Victoria ...
... Back B.oson Street. was fined 205 and costs, or 14 days hard labour, on Monday, for having been drunk when in charge of three borses and a bus, Wasten It Proving aND Got Ir—As Leeds on Monday, William Hawkes or Roper (17), Denison Place, Burmaatofts, ...