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... The Mining Market was very quiet, aud priues were nominal. Tbe list is as follows t— BBITI8H. Oara Brsa „.. 431 43 Cooks' Kitchen 3 24 Devon Great Consols 3 3§ D'Ereaby Mountain W M East Vstn „ 8} ) Glenroy Lead M 13/ 20/ Great Laxey ills) i3j Grogwinien ...
... notice of toelr friends: saving of coal will in very abort time repay the wholeoogi, and ths soolness and comfort of the kitchen, compared with the ranges hitherto used. alone sufficient to ensure Its adoption In wellregulated households. The apparatus ...
... to competent person liberal wages will givea.—Apply 20, Ash grove. GENERAL SERVANT, good, strong, Wanted ; mutt used to kitchen work.—Apply Cowpab- Tbwaltb’b, Mildred^Coart. GENERAL SEBVANT.food. Wanted must have chsrscter.—l4.Bl. Mary’s Road. MaDniogham ...
... MESSUAGE DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in the •main street of North Cave aforesaid, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, kitchens, five bedrooms, attics and cellars, w c , 4c . two-stalled stable, coach house, ami the usual out ollices. and wallcd-iu ...
... Forwards (captain) T Walker Gledhill W Hey O Taylor G Taylor half-back H Tinker back Beaumont and J H Wood goal keeper S Kitchen Meltham Mills : Forwards T H Calvert (captain) B Hirst W Taylor T Watson G R Stead half-back J Mosley T Ellis J Haigh Worsley ...
... drawing-room, kitchen and scullery, on ground floor; six bedrooms, bathroom, and w o.—J. Franks, 10, Upper Fountaiue Street. _____ HIGH AC KWORYh.-To Let, good DWKI.L-ING-UOUSE, suitable for a family, containing two sittingrooms. excellent kitchen, six bedrooms ...
... most populous of the villages is Treherbert, at the end the valley, and it contains a population of about 8000. Here a soap kitchen has been opened, a relief committee formed, and, with the help of the relieving officer—whose office is nearly always surrounded ...
... Hey, C. Taylor and G. Taylor ; half backs, Hirst and and T. Tinker ; backs, A. Beau- mont, and G. H. Wood; goal-keeper, S. Kitchen. Meltham Mills : .forwards, T. H. Calvert (oapt.), B. Hirst, W. Taylor, T. Watson, G. H. Wood and B. Stead ; half backs, J ...
... Thomas Deraney, pit labourer, who waa found dead at his lodgings. The landlady left the deceased and a man named Taylor in the kitchen about midnight, both being intoxicated. She went to bed. and on coming dewn the following morning she found the deceased lying ...
... Obtaining Goods Pretences— boy named Tom Foster who been in the service of the Rev W B Calvert MA vicar of Huddersfield as kitchen boy charged with obtaining goods of the value of £1 16s 8d by false pretences from William Queen Street fruit and potato merchant— ...
... W. Hey, C. Taylor and G. Taylor; half hacks, Hint and and T. Tinker; backs, A. Beaumont, and G. H. Wood; goal-keeper, 8. Kitchen. Rebhan) Hue : ,forwards, T. H. Calvert (rapt.), B. Hint, W. Taylor, T. Watson, G. H. Wood and Steed; half Wire, J. Mosley ...
... 8, Clarendon Street. Lum) Lan —— M ANNINGHAM.—34, Viotor } Road ; rent, £19180, 1 @, Fed TT ARGE HOUSE Ta Let claseta two kitchens, waiiable for chambers 0 | Stenson ...