... RESERVOIRS and FAMOUS MOORLAND WALKS. CATERING. TERMS MODERATE. Prop., T. E. BATTY. BA SL O W (FOR CHATSWORTH). DEVONSHIRE ARMS HOTEL. Every Accommodation for large and small parties. Dining-room to seat 300. Billiards. Telephone, No. 9. Large Covered ...

... 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 ...

... proposed by Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September, leas. And this nation ours will become free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon, November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes. —United Ireland,” 18S5. would ...

... strong. Wanted as BETWEEN-MAlD.—Address 53, Sheffield Telegraph. lEL, strong. Wanted, 13; character required.— Wharnclifte Arms, West at. HOUSEMAID Wanted.—Apply Lady’s Bridge Hotel, Sheffield. 'OUSEMAID Wanted.—Apply 3-12, Matron, Boys’ Obarity School ...

... 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 ...

... seriously. Driver Kennett, Cardiff. Guard B. Tompkins, slightly. Miss J. B. Perkins, Cardiff, head injured. Mr. Godfrey Wade, arm injured. Edwin Cooper, Aberbeeg, head injured. Hyman Fridgton, JDublin, chest and back injured. Bert Logan, South Shields, chest ...

... brown, slightly grey, with a moustache, and his height sft. 2im or sft. 3in. He had a brown jacket on his arm, and were brown cord trousers, cardigan jacket, with blue pilot jacket.—Polioeconstahle Grant) of Penistone, said when searched had only bid. in ...

... were F. M. Sir George White, Lord Rear, Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, Lieutenant-General Mackmnon, General Sir John French, the Earl of Cardigan, and Sir Felix Schuster. Lord Brassey proposed the toast, “Our Guest,” and Mr. Haldane, in reply, said given ...

... SALE. JOHN AND SON. Opp. ALBERT HALL, SHEFFIELD John Hoyland and Son are now holding their Annual Clearance Sale, and they guarantee that every - Instrument genuinely reduced. A few Special Bargains mentioned below. Only cash prices quoted but John Hoyland ...

... BRIDLINGTON.— Furnished and Unfurnished HOUSES. List Free.—Apply Principal Agent. Quay rd. BIUDI I N'GTOX.--vSealand House, Cardigan rd.—Superior APARTMENTS; near spa and golf links; sea view.— Mrs. Dunning. ' T>UIt)LINGTON.— APARTMENT’S, public a .nd private ...

... abusive language, and witness told him not to be impudent. He thereupon struck him a blow, and Mr. Clinton seized him by the arm to restrain further violence. Eventually a constable was sent for, and he was taken into custody. Replying the Magistrate, Lord’ ...

... Flannery came into the room, put her arms round his neck, and said, Turn out your money.” He made bolt for the door, but both prisoners prevented his ©scaping, and took the money out of his pockets, and also kept his Cardigan jacket and black silk scarf. Both ...