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... DIVISIONS, ALtNtiEBS, BAY RACKS, HARNELSS and SADDLE BRACKBTS, CORN-BINS, &e. Illuetrated Puice Lists free OD application to THOMAS GREEN and SON LIMITED, tl SIITHIEZL IRONWOPI;S, LEEDS and su tRRiEY .IORKS. BLACKIPTtOAlIS-BO) I 4 10Ng Ni.E. 7E ATING'S COUGH ...
... charge, was releaser!; but another man named Thomas Larkin, labourer, Kirkgate, was fined £1 for a similar offence. , Alleged Gambling a Public-house.—On Monday at the West Riding Police Court at Wakefield, Thomas Derwick, landlord of the Queen Hotel, Thwaite ...
... Politicians were ex(ceedingly few in number. l Literature was represented by Mr. Browning, Mr. Lecky, Mir. William Black, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mir. Wilkie Collins, Mr. Rider Haggard, and Mrs. Hurmphry Ward, science by Mr. Hudxy le the drama by MIr. Irving; and ...
... Bingbam ; and second«J Mary W barrsm. Thomas Martin, Francis Stepoaoaon. John Robert Greenstiaw, and Paul H eka LoMisakonotOH—Marmsduke Constable MsxwWl. tb* Rig:.* Hon. Lord 11. me*. Kvmnghsni Park. Y.ek, proposed Thomas Young, Allred Wil.iaiu and Jam re ...
... >«*« : •*»» paper. Mr. Th mas Robiluon. fnrtnn, A>Ly ; propos'd Julin and L —• ...
... John. Decry,, j ourmalist, Gniautham. ; 'Ai. Christopher IGlilbert Peacock, ilP, bsaaker, (irsatford Hall, Starreford.: Sire. Thomas Law-rence, faruier, Ilacconhby Hall, Bourn. The hitter gentleman lies been for many years Chairman of the Blourn- Board cit ...
... , 381 ; Hunslet, 257 ; Little Holbeck, 223; Spitalfields, 552; St. Thomas's, 311 ; West field-road, 249; total, 1,973. Failure a Leeds Dyer.—The first meeting of the creditors Thomas Hammrfnd, dyer, of Kirkstall-road, was held at the Official-receiver's ...
... farmer. RareatlKwpe, near Brigg, and Mi. Thomas Kobu.sou, taimer, Division.âMr, John Sharp, and seed grower. Manor; and Mr. hrancis daba Mom, tarmer. btaioheld Hall, neat Wrsgbv. Baa*»w Division. âMr. Jouepb Hardy, farmer. Go*- hul. Mr. Sydney Turner ...
... than bad the borough of Leed-, (Applause.) If they returned him would endeavour to merit their ©ootidcnee. (Applause.) Mr. Thomas Smith (Shadwell), in moving vote of Mr. Sagar-Musgrave, remarked that an Urcly with Mr. Basil Woodd, who Knarmbo rough said ...
... Tboma* Kubiaeon, farmer, 27d. Divibiok. Mr. Frauci* John farmer, 327; Mr. John Sharp, farmer. 320. liaHßuw DmuOH.—Mr. Joseph Hardy, farmer, 4H9; Mr. Sideey Turner, civil engineer, 803. LisbKuug Division.- Mr. Albert Aliogton, gentleman. 3bl; toe Right Hon ...
... £100 out at interest for ...
... GOLCA*—Mr. William Ctowther, Field H -nse. Cnmble. Mr. Jaoeu’Gledbill. Town Goolt—Mr. Ralph Creyke, Rawcliffe Hall. : and Mr Thomas Huntingt-io. Aire Street, Gooie, and Pot* r G range, Airmyn. draper and fanner. HA!»r«woitTH.—Mr. Bernard J. Young. IfaDdsworth ...