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... Scunthorpe, Herbert aged 8 months. Richardson.—April 24th, at George Richardson, aged 70 years. Castlb.—April 26th, Scunthorpe, Frank Castle, aged 8 yean. Fish.—April 26th, at Scunthorpe, Ann Fiafc, aged 71 years. ...
... had none of the brandy. f his brothers liad suffered from depression i had to be watched. That was two or three - ■'- —Frank Castle. 14 years of age, conobor- j ..at Ins mother had said as to his going I - an i hscovering that his father had com- !. ri ...
... brandy. Two of his brothers had suffered from depression a o.d had had to be watched. That was two or three years ago. — Frank Castle, 14 years of age, corrobor- ated what his mother had said as to his going upstairs and discovering that his father had ...
... 11. Sykes and Annie Topping, and Mr. Joseph Shaw sang the trio Queen of the night, and songs were given by Messrs. Frank Castle, G. Sykes, J. A. Sykes, and Miss A. Topping. The scholars gave a number of recitations, including The Absent-Minded Beggar ...
... FRIDAY. (Before Mr. G. Whitehead, Mr. J. Romans and Mx. G.Tindaxe.) A Cowabdly Attack on Rival Sottoes.—John Henry orstidd, Frank Castle, Matthew Allun, Tom Allen, and Toni Cocker, youth**, of Cliffe, were summoned by WiEinm Adamson, of Selby, for assault ...
... gni will prove, what Mildred, bound by a promise to the dead, would have kept a eret through life, that her mother was Frank Castle• ton's wife, and she his daughter ; and he coociocted the story of her being his niece, when his conscience compelled him ...
... the Eserick Petty Sessions last Friday, before Mr, G. Whitehead, Mr. J. Romane, and Mr. G. Tindsle,—John Heory Horsfield, Frank Castle, ' Matthew Allen, Tom Allen, and Tom Cocker, youths, | of Cliffe, were summoned by Willism Adamson, of Selby, for assault ...
... mind was I. The die-asel had none of the brandy. .1 brotes had - , iner.,•l from depression • , :0 I. that ws, two • - -Frank Castle. 14 years of age. corrol,,r• ~ at Li. either had said as t his going - that Ins father had wen. l'red.lick Trotter. iiir4eon ...
... the brandy. Two of his brothers had suffered from depression and had had to be watched. That was two or three •ests ago.—Frank Castle. 14 years of age, corroborifed what his mother had said as to his going upstairs and discovering that his father had com• ...
... merited applause was bestowed en Mr Russell and his musical friends. The was follows : Reading, The Second Footman, Frank Castles ; reading, Ticket o'Loave, Geo. R. Sims; reading from i' Paris, John Hartley ; reading, The Singing of the Magnificat ...
... received a considerable amount of well-merited applause. The following was the programme : — Reading, The Second Footman, Frank Castles; reading, Ticket o' Leave, Geo. R. Sims; reading from Sects i' Paris, Johu Hartley; reading, The Singing of the Magnificat ...