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... popular music arranged by John Crook. Preceded, at 8.15. by LA ROSE DAUVERGNE, by Offen- bach, and a One-act Comedietta at 7.30, IN THE EXPRESS. Messra Albert Chevalier. Joseph Tapley, George Sinclair, George Capel, Harry Grattan, W. Warde. R. V. Shone, ...
... beat Machen’s the Well, 18in., by 2to 1; West’s 174 in., beat MilUnglon’s Wasp,2lin., byB tol. LEEDS AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS, LEEDS. A conple events were the attraof ion at this enclosure on Monday. The first was highly interesting sporting ...
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... -Tyne, cabinet makers. Tr., A. 8. Maples, 0.R., Newcastle-on- Tyne. Dee. 2 Poustyey Benjwmin, The Beanfort Arms, Hampstead, snd the Scott Arms, Perry Barr, both in Haadsworth, Stafford, brewer, victualler, and farmor. Tr., Kdward J. Abbott, 77 Colmore-row ...
... -Tyne, cabinet makers. Tr., A. 8. Maples, 0.R., Newcastle-on- Tyne. Dee. 2 Poustyey Benjwmin, The Beanfort Arms, Hampstead, snd the Scott Arms, Perry Barr, both in Haadsworth, Stafford, brewer, victualler, and farmor. Tr., Kdward J. Abbott, 77 Colmore-row ...
... AUCTION of the FREEHOLD MESSUAGES situate Doveridge occupied by Messrs John Deaville John Shaw George Smith WILL NOT PLACE advertised to be sold on the 2nd day 1890 Cavendish Arms Doveridge Mr F HAWTHORN Solicitor Uttoxeter 31st December 1889 Catholic ...
... laws—(cheers). They had great leaders and a noble cause. Besides Mr. Gladstone they had Sir William Harcourt, Mr. John Morley honest John—Sir George Trevelyan, Lord !towhee,. and Earl Gran rille —(sheen). Then they had their local leaders the president ...
... parsons I may add refused to sign the petition Others of the cloth’’ warmly support it ’Twas ever so By the way Councillor John Marshall is now a director of the Tramways Co Mr R J Fletcher having retired from the board rather than involve the shareholders ...
... speak to me I don’t know how it came to pass— ’Twas in the passage none could see I’d quite forgot to light the And his right arm encircled me He whispered Nelly 1 Well I said He look as shy as any fox II Have your Bonnet when we’re wed From Mrs HOUGH’S ...
... THURSDAY EVENING Hamilton’s (lato Simmons’) Miners’ Arms Hotel No 2 FRONT STREET 1S46 THE oldest and best-conducted English house in America Over half-s-million people this house their home whilst The Arms miners from all of States Canada Mexico and South ...
... Hull. JOHN F. TAYLOR, Esq., Holly Bank House, York. H. B. THORP, Esq., Clifton Green, York. ' C. W. WAKE, Esq., Leamington. DAVID WILSON. Esq., Cottingham. SIB G. O. WOMBWBLL, H_, Newburgh Priory, neu Basingwold. AUDITORS i WM. PHILLIPB, Esq., JOHN R. HILL ...
... popular music arranged by John | Crook. Prvcodnd. at 8.15, by LA RO.'iE DAUVERGNE. by Offen- bach, and a One-act Comedietta at 7.30, IN THE EXPRESS. Hessrs. Albert Chevalier, Joseph Tapley, George Sinclair, Geonre Capel. Harry Grattan. W. Warde. R.V. Shone ...