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... ven by Mr G. A= lambert. She ordered to pry %. for bona or twiceareisid sod M. Losora it '. I . euipene m e of Leeds. Mimes Hardy and Henry, of each honor sod ___,_, Da , V im, I ' ad lows, e• °snap es Whiesin. were soloiote end Dzinirna• fine sad THORN= ...
... kept in stook, and they am generated for and durability. The present that pleases the moot is the =t that omens frixa Hardy's. Bo Hardy and advertisement. A vied to their well-haws shop in cannot fail to be ineseasting, their • show-rooms be.c hiM of useful ...
... as CAWOOD following were elested:—Tkower sett, Willson William Baker, Robert iLunilton, Jo.. H. Hardy, Oliver Luad 8. Prates, Wifliain E Wanisgton, Thomas William Waningtoa. Sr . mats. : lik.aiaoll3l r. J. Tyke, William Smith, A star, Rebut Young. Zisotod: ...
... where the Ildnoation Comnuttee has not complete of the appointment dismissal of the teaching staff.' SEACROFT •Hts Excoss.—Thomas Nicholls, labourer, of Seaoroft, appeased at Leeds West Riding Petty Fenione on Tunidsy in answer to a charge of keeping a ...
... Oenv•ar.—Residente will regret to hear of furnish 'oak for the use of Leeds inhabitants the death of Ifni Heinen, wife of Mr Thomas at the rate of qd. a oorf, containing in Howson, The Mollies, Old Park Road, Round- weight 2101 be. which warn at about ...
... and Thomas Hardy, labourer, of no fixed abode, oleirgeil with having been drsok and dieordtely sto Tack:eater on June 18th. P.O. Waiker said defendant inis drunk and creating a disturbance hfill Lane, and he told hien to go to hie lodginspi. Hardy, how ...
... being rendered in pleasing style. Mr R. the labours of Dr. Livingstone, and gave des' . :.1 - ..,•,.. , tide at new play by Thomas Race- . . . Crossley occupied the chair. on Sunday, th e tails of life and work amongst the natives. u _ tu 7ir e want, is ...
... at. Leah West Biding Petty Sessions Percy Diisu of ercesicates, summoned by the District Council for met his water rest. Mr Thomas Ggson widows sad Mead defendant owed ed. The uses& ardor to bee suspended for a fostaiglet, was made MIATII.--011 %Maar the ...
... Crossland, Mr William Armstesd, aod.Chopin's Funeral March. the Waded Mr Thomas Barthrans. Smoke room-Meeste-:ninerners retraining kneelieg throughout tine' Walter FieldLonse, Thomas Whitehead, R meo-'rendering. The nionrners sad tenantry alter. den Fielding ...
... Reemotiol, Mr Keir Mantles eield; vire-eaptain, R. Ellwood ; esPand Mr Lloyd Crowe-, with Mr Winston 'in 210 team Mr H. D. Hardy: Churchill to pie y the pert of the vulgar little 'an, Mr R. Mann. A resolution was pared boy who sits on nee behind and jeer ...
... worthy of your confidence. -le piece of maand try to drive elements as ir WE WANT YOU TO CALL AND SEE THEM. Ka S .ongl, Mr Eeir Hardie. o. with Mr Windon 1 Handsome is that handsome does, and these BOOTS and SHOES ge pert of the vulgar little I d are handsome ...
... aty and County Bank, has been promoted to the Selby man- • Mar No Do.—At Selby on Monday, a local chimney-sweep named Thomas! Hardy. was charged with a breach of the Chimney Sweeper's Act on the 14th ult. P.O.' Jones stated that in the afternoon of that ...