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... ELECTRO-PLATING IN SILVER, b NICKEL, AND COPPER. ¢ SPECIALITY — Machinery. Bievele Parts, and ! Plated Goods of all kinds. THOMAS BEECROFT AND (O, . SWINEGATE, LEEDS. (hrbkp : i S i 4 ONE. BOX OF CLARKE'S 841 PILLS } is warranted to .nu.:::-m— the Urinary ...
... his wickets. Ranfield joincd Hardy, Whatmough auickly sending him to his rightabout. Heap next emerged from the pavilion and succeeded in placing five to his credit before Whatmough uprooted his sticks, Sayles became Hardy's next partner, but with the ...
... I§ovember (Mr. gHirst in the chair), when the plans of twenty dwellinghouses to be erected in Gatgorne and Hardy-streets, off Bradford-road, by Mr. Thomas Freeman and others, were submitted and approved.—The minutes were passed on the motion of Messrs. Hopkinson ...
... brbkp ELECTRO-PLATING IN SILVER, NICKEL, AND COPPER. SPECIALITY — Machine-y, Bieycle Parts, and Plated Goods of all kinds, THOMAS BEECROFT AND CO, SWINEGATE, LEEDS. AUGUST KUHNEL, LANDSCAP: GAKDENER ARTiST IN ROCEWORK (From Paris and, Loudon.) RESIDENCE ...
... the Balterhebble defence Was 100 strong. Some good passing between the 'Hebble forwards found;them on the home line, Hardy and Thomas having tries disallowed. Jackson passed to Elsworth, wholput jon top speed, and rounding all his opponents stepped into ...
... following was the Salterhebble team :—J. Fox, back; C. E. Fox, Crowther and Robinson, threequarter backs; Carrol and Hardy, half backs: H. Thomas (capt.), J. Knowles, S. Knowles,”W. Fox, Sykes, Collinge, Liomas, Rodgers and Armstrong, forwards. Lambert, the ...
... silver beet. g J. C. Ingham, Greetland; Ist. four exotic ferns: Ist, four hardy British ferns: 2nd, four lycopodiums: Ist. two achimenes: 2nd. two phloxes: Ist and 2nd, one hardy herbaceous plant: Ilst, £4. collection of six atove or greenhonse plants ...
... overlooker, of West Vale, to Migs Blisabeth Dixon, of Skircoat. BLACKBURN—THOMAS.—Sep. 18, at Brunswick Cnfi. Halifax, Mr. Joseph Blackburn, of Lightcliffe, to . Elizabeth Thomas, of Brighouse. CHATTERTON — BUTLER.— Bep. 14, at Halifax Parish Charch, Mr ...
... HEELED, 1/11 per Pair. LADIES’ BOOTS SOLED AND HEELED, 1/3 per Pair. Boors Reramaxp Was You Ware. A. A. BELLSHAM, 59, ST. THOMAS STRERT. 0O A LS. BEST JJOUSE Cou.él SHIPPED FROM THE TYNE. Pazons : lufl.n‘ruwvu-dhw 17s. 6d. per Ton Delivered on the South ...
... brbsp ELECTRO-PLATING IN SILVER, NICKEL, AND COPPER. SPECIALITY — Machinery, Bicycle Parts, and Plated Goods of all kinds, THOMAS BEECROFT AND (O, SWINEGATE, LEEDS. AUGUST KUHNEL, LANDSCAPE GARDENER ARTIST IN ROCKWORK (From Paris and loundon.) RESIDENCE ...
... 630 Rev 0. 0. Mackarness. vesssssssssace-ses 10=830 Rev. A. J. Faithtull, ” vesesecscsnesneses 120 Rev. A. J. Faithfull, B¢. Thomas’s, Sandgate 10-20 Rev. W. T. Reeder. e T &30 Rev. W.T. Resder. ROMAN CATHOLIO. 10-30 8%, Peter’s, Oastlo-road .. 10-30 ...
... encore by singing “ Unless.” Mr. Heywood Hardy followed with *“ Betsy Waring.” This brought a lond dewand for an encore. A humorouns recitation iu the Yorkshire dialect having been ‘given by Me. Wilson, Mr. Hardy played two soft and pleasing airs on the ...