... reminded them again that Bothwell a cantata The Ere of Bt. Agnes. was increasing. Its area was three times the ' en Mr Thomas Whi tney B arre tt e , area of Hamlet. coatpoter, The Chairman referred to the townships has provided Tem Thorpe plenersam ...

... ROEBUCK Police Force, mostly i n th e ohasiel.Allerton day Mr George Hardy, eldest son of Mr Georgeliave not been able to procure a piece of Land district. Mr W. Standeven a nd made Hardy, and Mita Annie Dean, eldest daughterifor that purpose, they are not ...

... Garforth, and the bridegroom Maxfield, 0; W. Stott, c Gale, b M unro, 4; G. Mr Thomas Oliver eon of the late Ur S. Lister, not out, 3 0 ; K. Airey , b Main Id, 2 ; - Thomas Oliver C an Ball, Wake- W. Gott, b Waters , 6 ; extras, 6; tete!, 92. field. Miss ...

... couple were the recipients cf a _ pendent upon their own efforts-in the letting largs number of handsome presents. SOWING HARDY ANNUALS. of apartment/a, small businesses and so forth After the wedding a large number of rest,. , view of , I for a livelihood ...

... submitted at the Theatre ;and le. 6d. costs, or arm days. I, Thomas Hunter, farm labourer, Rest Park, l next week. . Sherburn, was charged with game trespass at Rest Park on the 24th ult. Thomas Black-: QUEEN'S THEATRE. burn, gamekeeper, for Mr Oldroyd, ...

... BAND or Hoe..—On Wednesday evening a East Street, Leeds. The bride, who was given was capital g i rt . i n t h e . may by Mr Thomas A. Hart, of Ashton eritertainnicat leyan Schoolroom by the member% of the - Band Haase ._ ilarebilh ' Leeds (uncle of bride) ...

... Journal. pitmen to take Parliament. man from London smiled feebly, bat P' p. Among the number may be named Thomas id u Burt, Charles Fenwick, Kell Hardie, Benjamin Pickard. pitmen become popular pres,lie a, sad hare dose • great work among their fellow-nsma ...

... radiator:len, no urday At a Kibthertog .n Ayahire other day there were thirte..n and their 1.041 eater. Worirron. ut [taucsam-Hardy, Munthepter, drowsed while bathing Blackpool. Miami .20), a governor, kr .eatroord to a impriponisent for V.i.oot o %onto iM ...

... —Mathematics. F. %Nest ; Holy Scrip- 1 tures, E. J. Nettleton; French and (eograqi A. Simddy ; Hierory and French (b), W. Hardy. Division IL—French and History, G. Nettleton; Arithmetic and Euclid, J. Pratt. Division 111.—Arithmetic and Grammar, J. Myers; ...

... B. Thornhane Mr R. ! ire .w.an extremely awful one, dealing as W. ), the Medical Officer (Dr. Steven- Hollings, Mr A. B. Thomas, Mr F. W. st did with small mattenr. Dealing with tbe son), D trt n he surveyor (Mr Pears). peed, Mr R. Stead, Air R. NV. ...

... Comedienne. STEVE hick:ARC/IY. WILL HAINES. T. , coATEs I Hams, LADY MAN SELL And her Jute Ales. In A Concert Reheanal. DOT HARDY. AMBER AUSTA. 130, 132, and 134, WELLIN J. H. MILBURN. KORRIES. MOULIER SISTERS. LEEDS. DOODY & WRIGHT. .;•iiimil~r THE NIGHT ...

... in darkness, The Good Shepherd, and Deltoid darkness were expressively rendered by Mr A. Varley, of Rothwell. Diurx.—Thomas Gibson, labourer, of Rothwell, failed to appear at Leeds Weet Riding Petty Seasione on Tuesday in answer to a !tiring hem ...