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... after recital Mr. J. Langlev and singing Mr. J. W. Clough of The Absent-Minded Beggar. 2 • Collected at St. James's Hal) Dancing Academy, Saturday, Dec. 30. after recital of Absent-Minded Beggar by Mr. Chas. Sutcliffe 1 0 0 Miss 0 10 •• Well-Wi ...
... aid of the Society Mission was given on Saturday evening, the artistes, all from Burnley, being Miss Nutter and Miss Lord, and Messrs. Farrell, Preston, and J. W. Crewdson, with Mr. E. Lord pianist. Water Supply.—At the meeting of the Clitheroe Rural District ...
... myself. Wed, at ]ast got their and the de g* river and got across, and they what lot of prisoners, ibeir trenches were full dead d d f sdes teok - ffi r el din onr command■mg officer, Co.onel Stopford. But fairly beat them. I would not over that anarn water ...
... Messrs. C. Harris, J. Mitchell, and J. Cryer. Brun 3 wick Christmas Tree.—There was large company precent on Saturday afternoon the Brunswick Christmas Tree and Sale of Work, the principal honour devolving upon Miss Ruth Proctor. Miss Lupton presided, and ...
... Harrison and Mrs. and Miss Harrison, Mr. James Harrison, Mi-s Blackbume, Miss Hummel, Mr. Greaves, Mr. and Mrs. Farrer, Mr. Reginald Farrer, the Misses Gibson, Mr. Gibson, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Welcn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welch, Mr. and Miss ...
... was formally presented to Miss Kay Shuttleworth on the Tuesday previous to the wedding by the Rev. James Harrison, on behalf of the parishioners, in the parish room. Some interesting little speeches were then delivered, both Miss Kay-Shuttleworth and Captain ...
... umbrella. Miss Lucy Varley: Picture. Mr. Cropper: Ivory paper knife. Rev. A. Buchanan and the Misses Buchanan: Silver mustard pot. The Misses Faweett-Wardens: Silver sealing wax hokler. Miss Peel and Miss Eleanor Peel: Silver muffineer. ...
... Shuttleworth, Miss Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth Miss Catherine Kay-Shuttlowcrih (sisters the bride), and Miss Pinhorn, awaited the arrival of the bride at the church door. , c service, which wa* fully choral, was performed the Rev. J. Rlewelyn Davies, ...
... meanwhile a quinine and iron mixture would tend to strengthen you, and the bath in the morning. Teeth (J.P.). —Certainly have them out. They are little more go#d, and your breath must smeil like a buzzard's. But to good dentist and have a false set; there will ...
... and the neck. Some of them you see have only half a tunic', the other half having been blown away; some have half an arm missing ; some have bandages round their head and neck, and around their legs and arms; whilst others have their clothes covered with ...
... Anonymous 0 5 0 Miss M. A. Collinge 0 10 Miss Heap 0 10 Miss Sagar , fj 1 0 Mr. Birtwistle 0 10 Mrs. Co'.linge ..7.' 0 0 6 Mr. J. Coliinga 'f'',''.. 0 0 Mrs. Wilson \ fj '6 Mrs. Heap 0 0 Total 133 12 9 Countribut'ons kind : Miss Beath, ...
... land, and the Exan.;of the other, no terms of settlement could be. agreed upon. Mr. 8. Woods, M.P.. and Mr.J~ T. had interview with tiis Exora. {j the other day, but without avail, and- .. understood that the sanction for thn» • ■lra sending of the notices ...