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... concerning the awards on the previous Wednesday in the cases of the King’s Head and Royal Oak. Manchester Street; the Foresters’ Arms, Kirkgate; and the Rose and Shamrock and Black- Horse, Row, all ante-1860 beerhouses, the licences of which were being taken ...
... was startling when Mr. Da,vies, having been twice mis-called the Member for Cardigan, jumped up, and in an approved Pickwickian attitude exclaimed: T * the Member for Cardigan. After this Bamford Slack made his maiden speech. It was earnest and moderate ...
... The members of the Birley Sick and Funeral Society held their fourth annual smoking concert at the club house, Cricketers’ Arms, Bramall Lane, on Tuesday. A capital programme was provided by Messrs. J. Btadshaw, Jack Lievesley, George Marshall, T. Leavesley ...
... SHEFFIELD POLICE COURTS. EXPENSIVE WINDOW SMASHING. t John Neon, aged 45, Irish labourer, who had . been living Attercliffe for the last five years, will probably come to the conclusion, after a little thought, that window-smashing public-houses not ...
... proposed Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September. 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon. November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes.-United Ireland,” 1885. It ...
... the It- was sought to proved for the plaintiff tha the December she was crossing Kirkstal Road the opposite side la the Cardigan Arms when she was knocked down by a motor car drivei by the defendant. Plaintiff was removed to thi Beneral Infirmary suffering ...
... sought to be proved for the plaintiff that on the December she was crossing Kirkstall Road on the opposite side to the Cardigan Arms, when she was knocked down by motor-car driven defendant. Plaintiff was removed to the General Infirmary suffering from ...
... Smith and Co.. Makers of Presses. Stamps. Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried by John Hands and Sons. Ltd., at Cardigan Works. Belmont row, Birmingham. 315 eUILOING MATERIALS AND FITTINGS. ffU IT.DERS —Doors, Winder? Staircases ...
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... capital. as usual Specially good A Question of Obligations. Clifford Mills, and A Misguided Expectation. C. EJwardes. Mr John Murray. Albemarle Street, linden, has re published at the price half a-erown the late Lord DutTerin's Letters from High Latitudes ...