... ' HOLMFIRTH Charles Booth residiil Wooldale with oommiXing upon bis neighbour on the 13Q olt It proved in evidence that dispute of family grievance and the case therore dis-charged School Sermons The sermons rl behalf of the Wesleyan Reformers’ Sunday ...

... Senior ta Miss Elizabeth Ann Beaumont, both of Berry Brow. On the 14th inst., at the Baptist Chapel, Salendine-nook, Mr. Charles Booth to Miss Mary Holroyd, l>oth of that place. On tho 14th inst., at the Almondbury Parish Church, Mr. Edward Coldwell to Miss ...

... need chairman. Mr. Samuel Sykes proposed, and Mr. J. J. H. Taylor seconded, the re-election of Mr. Roger Houghton. Mr. Charles Booth moved, aud Mr. J. R. Sykes seconded, the election of Messrs. J. F. Brigg and James Paikin, as fit persons for the office ...

... Nbwsoxr Ward. George Arlom, Bum Royd House, Almondbury, farmer— Charles Booth. John Beaumont, Wheat Royd, farmer— Thomas Midgley. Roger Houghton, Northgate, Almondbury, manufacturer- Charles Booth. i James Parkin, Bottoms, gentleman— Thomas Midgley. Joshua ...

... consequence of pressing business, brought by the American maU that afternoon, was prevented occu- pying the chair. Mr. Charles Booth (chairman of the ?? committee) was then appointed to the position. On taking the chair, Mr. Booth apologised for the non- ...

... committee for the ensuing year, namely : Mr. John F. Brigg, president, Mr. J. E. Taylor, treasurer, Messrs. Samuel Sykes, Charles Booth, Henry Kaye, James I Dickenson, W. Crowther, Robert Hanson, Robert Moss, a Daniel Dyson, J. E. Beaumont, John Crowther ...

... proposition, which was carried unanimously. — A deputation, consisting of Mr. John Sykes, solicitor, Mr. Henry Sikes, and Mr. Charles Booth, waited upon the Board, for the purpose of receiv- ing the report of the committee appointed at the special meeting to ...

... Fenton, steward of the charity, and Mr. J. H. Abbey. A deputation from the Mechanics' Institution, consisting of Messrs. Charles Booth, Samuel Sykes, and Wm. Thorp, had an interview with the trustees, to solicit from them material assistance in the contemplated ...

... AUen Barry, Law Parkin, S. H. Midgley, W. Lee, T. BotterelL Benjamin Spivey, J. E. Taylor, J. F. Brigg, J. J. H. Taylor, Charles Booth, and Richard Wood. The enquiry was a lengthened one.— WiUiam North, a weaver, proved having his attention called to the ...

... since to make a nearer road from the church to the cemetery than the present route. After considerable discussion, Messrs. Charles Booth, Wm. Lee, and John Armitage were appointed members of the Burial Board. As a proof of the parties composing the meeting ...

... The following were forward in Liberal interest Arlom farmer Houghton manufacturer (nominated by Charles Booth) John Varley (nominated Thomas and Charles Booth) and John Beau moot farmer anlndepend-ent caedidate The figures close poll : Liberals George Arlom ...

... thirty-four years of age, residing at Normanton, bruises on various parts of the body, of both legs, anel of the left arm ; Charles Booth, residing at Hol- beck, severe bruises of the back. These men were con- veyed by the earliest train to Leeds, and they ...