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... T. MART'S CHURCH. WAKIIIELD. rmousow (Sunday), May 6th, 1886. ra1m.10.90 : Rev. R. PARRISH. M.A. RIM R.H . THOMAS. CV,try. 3 p.m.: Roy. I. THOMAS. JB. A., Taos OakreL, S • To-noasow. aV Sth. fro. 9 to 4. lo; Poo J. : Porter. P.LA. BRUNSWICK CH•PEL , SAVILLE ...
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... which Mr Sam Woods is issuing. The Congress will therefore be minus the services of Mr John Burns, M.P., Tom Mann, Keir Hardie, M.P., Thomas Burt, M.P., Henry Broadhuret, M.P., George Shipton, and other prominent Labour leaders, who are neither working their ...
... entre Street. GILL—On the 26th ult.. aged 47, Mary, wife of Mr. Dick Gill, Back Gladstone Street. HARDY—On the 28th aged 8, Walter, son , of Mr. Joseph Hardy, Springfield. HOYLAND—On the 24th ult., aged 41, Mr. Joe , Hoyland, Back Leatham Street. HEMINGWAY—On ...
... 9th, at Bramham Park, aged 40 years, Thomas Archer, head keeper. BEECEOFT.—Aue, 10th, at Spofforth, aged 54 years, William /3eecroft. DEABLOVE.—Angust 10th, at Prospect Farm, Kirkby Overblow, in his 54th year, Thomas Dear love, farmer. Y.—August Bth, at ...
... Pl.NKNKY—Moohk.—On the At Parish Church, John Henry to Elisabeth Moore, fifth daughter of the late Thomas Moore, .»f 'ihornaby. i*— Moor. k. —On the inst., Thoeualiy Church, George W. Vincent. Leeds, Moore, youngest daughter the late Tnos Thoroaby. |)KATHS> ...
... disturbance of their quiet. Weyhill fair was the scene of the sale of his wife to the sailor by the Muyor of Casterbridge in Thomas Hardy's novel of that name, ...
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... DEATHS. Nov. 22nd, at Beverley, Thomas Newsome, painter, aged 45 years. Nov. 23rd, at Molescroft Car, Thomas Doukin, railway platelayer, aged 51 years. Nov. 23rd, at Beverley, Joseph Glew, grocer, aged 67 years. _ _ - Nov. 418th, Joseph Wilson, brewer's ...
... Hinchcliffe, and Hardy Schofield. Second Glass- Edgar E. Eagland, John E. Heyes, Abraham H. HiU, John Henry Holmes, and Fred Morton. Element aby Stage.— Paas— Joaeph Cro wther, Walter Lawton, Tom Moorhouse, Sydney M. Senior, and Thomas H. Smith. Fair— ...
... Whiteing Usgerby and selonded by Thomas Barber Meadley ; also by John Lowther and John Sturdy. Dayes, Thomas, Toll Gavel, confoctioneer, proposed by Henry Norton and seconded by William Pottage; also by Thomas Dixon and Thomas Barber Meadley. Gapp, George ...
... Airs. W. J. Mure; Alias Muriel Gstboroe- Harrty, by her mother. Lady Cicely Gathorne-Hardy; Miss Isabel Gathorue-Hardy, by her mother, Hon. Mrs. Alfred Gsthorne-Hardy; Mrs. Saville-Lumley, the Countess Mrs. Alfred Maudslsy, by Lady Margaret Cnffe; Lady ...