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... Richard Kuckton, of Wooubourne, Koundhay. CHArrELow.-February 3, at 22, Preston-terrace, Roundhay-road, aged 55, William Chappelow, account-book manufacturer. C Coe~ FebrUary 4 ' at 59 ' Mari °- Stre « t ...
... Mr. F. H. B»k»r. bona*; Mr. W. H. bones; Mr. T. H. Umbo ; Mr. V. Hogley. Umbo. Mr. W. H. May was musical direct or, Mr. Chappelow stage manager, and Hrs. F. R. Carpenter the accomplished bon. piani*L append full programme and details the farce:—Part I ...
... RIS-ISLCCTION AUDITOR. Mr. W. G. STEVIINS proposed the re-election of Mr. J. S. Chappelow. F.C.A.. the ►etiring auditor, which was seconded by Mr. WINTLI, and adopted. T TO CHAIRMAN. Mr. Moxsv proposed a hearty vote of thanks to the Chairman. •• - hicb ...
... Frank-. youngei z n of William Bingham. 11, Beech Grove-terrace. L.-e. to Louisa (Loeuoi. oldent daught-er of the late W.:z Chappelow, 22, Prost-on-terrace, Leeds Deaths. CAMPBELL.-On the 2nd inst., at 30, Addicz:nn place, lhewsburv-r-oad, Hunslor, Robert ...
... rose; Minn L. Pyle, poppy; Miss L. Hunter, poppy; Miss Austin (2) unity; Miss Emmie Scales, iry; Miss Hockett, poppy; Miss Grace Ada Morgan, rose; Miss Louisa Salmon, Red Cross nurse; Miss Lily Morley, cigarettes; Mist O. Crouch, Italian girl; Mus Edith ...
... hen— l and 2, T E Dosser, Slings- by, York. Jacobin, single bird, cock or hen— l and! 2, T E Dosser, Slingsby, York; r, E Chappelow.Well. Bedale. Turbit, single bird, cock or hen — T Holmes. Great Brifiield; 2, « Holmes, By ton Saddlery. Work- sop. Owi ...
... Francis, u child. of Northaw, was crossing the village road near the Post Office, she was accidentally knocked down by Grace Chappelow, of Tollington-place. Tollington Park. Islington. aho was riding a bicycle. The rider was thrown from her machine. cutting ...
... took place Ladies’ also three performances during the day on the Pier the morning but ultimately fine those had Os-motherley Grace Slape-s tones etc were favoured Haymaking however in full swing the holiday kept work day All the were closed Northallerton ...
... Central Hall Darlington last night tables were and over by Alice Havelock-Allan Mortimer Taylor T Hutchinson Pearson Philip Wood Grace Denton Clayhills Armitstead A Smith Piper Wawn Waldy Sivainston Misses Luck Wood Armstrong the the choir tea to which over ...
... pleasing items. Others to win general applause were Miss Georgina C. Forgan for her song Love's Coronation, and Miss Grace Chappelow for her tasteful interpretation of Sullivan's lines My dearest Heart. Well-appreciated instrumental numbers came from ...
... augment the funds of the band. Songs were rendered by Mils Birt and Miss Burdock, and Messrs. F. E. Burdock, W. E. West, H. T. Chappelow. H. T. M. Clutterbuck, and Hopkins. The band played a quick march, and also a selection entitled Songs of other days. ...
... perionced Young Man, one wi re Evening Post, Leeds. —— preferred.—Acdiess O $93, ‘The Yorkshi wanted, constant work.—Percy Haggas, Grace ——. ABINETMAKER and IMPROVER wanted; none but good — CG workers need apply: state wages, age, and experience. Address O 917 ...