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... leading to Thirsk, and late the property and in the possession of Mr. Thomas Parvin, deceased. Further Information and Particulars may be had of Mr. C. Yeate. , Sand Hutton ; Mr. Thomas Spence, Thirsk ; at the Offices c_ Messrs. Arrowsmith and Rhodes, Solicitors ...
... Board of Guardians, Mr. J. Banks, Puilsey; Messrs. B. Andrews, Parsley ; Thomas Barker, Thornton ; George Hinnings, Pndsey ; John Nevins, Clayton • Joseph Hardy, Thornton ; Thomas Othly, Idle ; B. Gill, Heaton ; J. C. Kitchinginan, North 'Kerley ; and ...
... sheepfold had dropped of healthy lambs, both of which are doing well. On Wednesday a new public free library was The death of Mr. Thomas Creswick, 8.A., ()peed at Doncaster, in what was, until very recently, well-known landscispe Lainter, took place in Lon- building ...
... Tea was provided, and some SOO or 400 of the parent, and friend, partook of Sf^ public meeting was commenced at six o'clock; Thomas kidgley, Esq., taking the chair. From that gentlema?! opening reunu-ks, it seemed that the school had only been established ...
... bedrooms, attics, and cellar kitchen.— Apply to Thomas Chrispin, ironmonger, King-street. BUILDING LAND, adjoining Birkby Rrewery, TO BE LET, on lease, for the term of 999 years.— For terms apply to Thomas F. Macaulay, Birkby Brewery; or to T. Brook and ...
... timely gift. A BOY'S DEVICE TO GET A CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.—At the Sheffield Tows Hall, - on Monday, a boy, 14-years-ofage, named Thomas Layden, was charged with having. wilfully damaged some machinery, the property of Sir John Brown and Company (Limited), of ...
... meeting the national education movement, by assisting the Government to establish a compulsory system of education. - Mr. Thomas Brook (brushmaker) argued that it was possible to have a religious, but at the same time unsectarian system of education.—Mr ...
... Burs'f for his kindness and liberality.—The motion, haring seconded by Mr. Stephen Robinson, was carried acclamation.— Mr. Thomas Connell, the manager, acknowledging the compliment on behalf of Mr. Bars- ~r, said he could atsore them that their employer ...
... school, read by the Secretary, showed that it was in a very encouraging condition. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Joseph Hardy, Mr. Shackleton, and Mr. Margelison. During the evening selections of music were sung by the Church choir, assisted by Miss ...
... Gillroyd Mill Company, Morley. The Quccnsbury Temperance Society held their annual festival on Saturday evening, the Rev. J. Hardy presiding. The report showed that there is balance on the year’s operation of in favour of the Society. On Sunday, Catherine ...
... superior to those of the present building.—Mr. B. S. Briggs gave a full account of the plan of the new buildings ; and Mr Thomas Jeffery made a few remarks on the defectiveness of the drawing-rooms of the present institute.—Mr. John Bottomley delivered ...
... Hone-fair. - John George Mather, Rail-gate. Thomas Blackburn, Frionr place. William Chanpoey, Yomw street George Hardy, Nether flail William Oddrrey .Brnnswlckteirace. JohnGrlfflUi. St. •Vp«K'hre-jf*lo Thomas Oeldert, Hlah Building*. Smith, CartwrlghWtreet ...