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... beautiful wreaths. AN UNSUCCESSFUL FLIGHT. At Barnsley yesterday, Thomas Mirfin, joiner, John Street, 'was charged with trespassing land in the occupation of John Woodcock Ownsworth, search of game, on the 21st October. Mr. Leonard prosecuted, and said ...
... driver named George Butcher, who lives at 28, Road, Owlerton, met with rather serious accident yesterday. Ho employed by Mr. John Rowley, of Hillsborough, and early I the afternoon he was driving his cab along Holme Lane. A cab belonging to Mr. Blackshaw ...
... tor carrying out the process. When this report is before the committee they will further consider the matter. MR- JOHN FRANCIS MOSS. Mr. John Moss, the highly-respocted Clerk of the Sheffield School Beard, now staying at Matlock. He benefited greatly in ...
... winners extra: horses that l»ve not w *? race allowed 41b. Two mile*. hurdle Mr F. Swan's QUEEN'S «MPF«B, Jhn, ]QM Vr _____ Mr John Morgan's ALDBOURNE CHIMES, aged,' list 1 L. THE MASHER, syrs, ____ ___ 2 Mr O. O. Nugent's Slufter, 6yrs, «b Mrs A. Ya*«' Wise ...
... Herbert Firth, Charles Buckley. John Wilson, Ml bert Mosby, Simon Clarkson. John Holmes. Geo. Herbert Pilling, Frank Beech, Tobias Rh ' Finest Bird, Joseph Shakespeare. Thomas , aish. Arthur Watts, John Richards. l and > kes, John Buckley, James Marsh. Stephen ...
... proceeded to give a lis* articles sent out to the troops, which included thousands of pairs socks, sweaters, pants, vests cardigan jackets, mufflers, shirts, invalids shirts, jereevs, handkerchiefs, etc. It was decided to send £30 the balance to in London ...
... There is, as usual, plenty of fiction. Mr. John Long will publish once Mr. Bernard Gapes* new novel, Mill of Silence. It ia the longest novel Mr. has written, and the scene the story is laid Hampshire. Mr John Long will shortly publish Mr. G. B. Burgiu's ...
... world's history. IDYL IN WAR-TIME. The Maid-at-Arms, by It. W. Ohambers. (Westminster: Archibald Constable and Co., Limited, 2, Whitehall Gardens.) (65.) The Maid-at-Arms is not to be compared with Cardigan, though, regarded as a supplementary episode ...
... guilty, and she was sentenced to three months' im pnsonment. . John Boyle (38), fisherman, denied havimr stolen bag, containing two suits of clothing a diamond w bo ' and hirts, the PrcSy John Westhorp, merchant, of Hull, from a railway tram, but was found ...
... WORKS, KILLED BY FALL OF BIND. At the works of the Sheffield Brick Company, at Neepsend, yesterday afternoon, a labourer named John Smith lost his life whilst working at the base of a hill-side bind. At first was feared that several lives had been lost, and ...
... mishap.—His Honour gave judgment for the plaintiff for £1. SAD DEATH OF A PUBLICAN. James Ladley Day (44), landlord of the Cardigan Arms, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, was returning home on Tuesday evening, when pony was driving turned quickly and threw him out ...
... wash rng; easy place—ls6, Broomhall st, Sheffield. General Wanted, 13 to 25; character; 6s. ;no washing; another kept.—Cardigan Arms, Bramley, Leeds. General Wanted; good wages given.—Apply Eyre, Axondale View. Clarence rd, Hillsborough, Sheffield. General ...