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... SEFUL HELP, 16 to 18, small busimess house (drapery); good near reference ; easy place.—372, Kirkstal! Road, Leeds, Vi Cardigan Arms. ANTED, good GENERAL | SERVANT, permanent, reference required; no registry office.—Apply 36, Castie Road, Scar- borough ...
... GOODS AND COAL DEPOT. The North-Eastern Runway Company beg to glee public notice that theit new 000135 and (lOAn DEPOT in CARDIGAN- ROAD will be OPENED fur TEAl FTC oni THURSDAY, April 10th, 1500. There is accommodation Sor its reception and delivery of ...
... to the various stalls : â Ladies' Sewing Meeting stall -. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Widlake, Mrs. Grattan, Mrs. summers Mr. Mirfin, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. John- go _. Mrs. A. Wilson, and Miss Ellis. Young Ladier Sewing Meeting stall : Mrs. Bassett, ...
... constructed a model hospital train for tee on the lines of communication, with staff of surgeons and nurses, under the charge Sir John Furley. The Borough of Windsor has Largely contributed to the cost of this train, and Princess Christian, whose name it bears ...
... The follovwingr reported missing at M~agerstoatein, .11th December, are prisoners at Preworsa: d 2nd Blacks Watchl: Privates John Lolley, William e Lord, Thomas .Fitzpatrick, W~alter Rodger, ;, A4ngus Macbeth, AndrewF Bain, Arthur Lawvrie, r- and }}onald ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. DEWSBURY. di^ a Monday morning John Henry Ambler (47) 3 * c Dewsbury and District Infirmary, to ' ns titution he had been removed suffering severe wound on his left arm, inflicted by Th e Tp whilst suffering from delirium tremens. *fta ...
... to'i:t ef the fun At the haste of Mcs'rs Becb?tt and lIe-? Messrs. Win. ttros. Bcmn nrtd in.. end the York-bin booting Comr.inp. JOHN GORDON, Lord Maya:. Town Roll. Le?ds. Aprt1 20th. 1403. F AMINE IN INDIA. FRIENDS' SIEFTCNC--HOICSE. WOODHOUSE-LANE, LEEDS ...
... lusted distant from the Bramley and Stanminrley Stations, but the property was withdrawn, £3.400 lx the highest bid. At the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road. Laada. last night, Messrs. Batlev and Son (.♦fi red for sale block -if a dwe Wether Temce and (>r>ve. ...
... Pluinage Valters, sen. C 2 J. Ovr-Ewing’s Spring gaa ore . Powney § il fr. Pease’s Catler’s Feast. cee Private 811 Mr. o Port Arms faliick 8 11 dir EF. Broken Melody oe Watson $ 11 Sir E. Off Chance eee . Watson *8 11 Lord Wolverion’s Donauvellan ...
... soaUaetia* partiss beta* Mr. WaHor W. Wrifbt, only aoa of Mr. aad Mr*. W. Wnfbt, of the Cambridge Hall. SheAeld. and Miaa Estbor Grattan Catts, daughter of Mr. TV*. Catte, Queen ateaoi. Darby. The ceremony, which waa choral, was performed the Ber. J. H. Lesley ...
... of t~hat civic rn'a -MM hx-i and support~ of the, chief sac ~ tan' o,,onu-a-. 'They did not ?? i sa ht tey asked for their arm- tiaac ast they would efre it. 'and -n-i . -t-i wcit'l hav-1 clone, so, and ereryabn opthey desired in ta-ar Pc-r wichwonuld ...
... STOCK NJ of F U RN I T U R E, BKDSTEADS, BED DING, CURTAINS, CARPETS, CHTINA, GLAS4S, and OiNAMENTTAL ARTICLES of LilESSRS. JOHN REID and SONS LInITED, AT GRCEATLY REUTCED PRICES. IS No PROC:EEDOIGN These requiring FUR'NITUrE shonld not rnie, thlb o pportinity ...