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... lam afraid not, and I think you will not begrudge five minutes spent in hearing of John Smeattio, under whose direction this old lighthouse was built. JOHN SM EATON. John Staeaton, F.H.S., was born at Amthorpe, near Leeds, in the year 5724. father of Srneaton ...
... Wakefield Cemetery on the 23rd inst., Elizabeth Price, Workhouse. aged 57 years. QL ARM ItY—On the 20th inst., Ann Quarmby of Florbury, aged 81 year. RHODES—On the 20th inst., John Arthur Rhodes, Kirkhasegate. RILEY—On the 22nd inst., Caroline Riley, Plansharr ...
... swim, hissing lost an arm, Watson waded into the rushing waters and rescued him. He was not able to rescue the woos'se whose body has been recovered. CANCER CURER'S DEATH. Hr. John Evans, one of the two brothers living near Cardigan whofie reported cantor ...
... case of phthisis had been notified. This case was at Walton. He had inspected two cot- tares at Alvertherpe. situated on the Cardigan mast,. result was embodied in Mr. Hansmend's report upon I these cottages. The Inspector of Nuisances reported that under ...
... approved. BUILDINGS AND SANITARY. The Buildings and Sanitary Com- I mittee apprco ed of a plan for alterations to the Cardigan Arms, Wood-1 • kirk for the Leeds and Wakefield I 'Brewers' Co.. Ltd., also a plan b y Mrs. S. A. - Slinger for the erection ...
... overa : 0 : -- WAKEFIELD, ,T LEAGUE. 'RI X !TY RESER se OD CHURCH, on St. John's ▪ United y Reserves on St. John't Junior Cup y Reserves d and Dist. (- 1 and Di& C 'ARISH CF in St. John se Red Rot A —to--- MANTON (3rd (2‘, Cup (11 Cup (C 11 list R e its se ...
... orders at an ordination held by the Bishop of Ripon on Sunday last we find that of the Rev. John Cooper Wood, 8.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, curate of St. John's Church, Wakefield, and second master of the Grammar School. A sitting of the Wakefield ...
... easy distance of the Fair Ground. Walter Scott, of the Cardigan Arms, had listed an application, but did not turn up at ths Court, and so lost his chance. A (RIOC LFZTON 6 APPLICATION Ft:MED.—John E. Laybourn, Grove Inn, Crigglestone, made application ...
... CalliarY I in the morning and the Vicar preached a a St. Swithin's alinstrel Timms gave k WORKMANSHIP THE BEAT. John Chick 1251. 2. Cardigan Term's. Rant good gooreg - o ' tion i n t h e f orenoon . H a yi ng an entertainment, the proceed. of which were ...
... following year by the late Bishop Walsham How. Since if 496, he has held the vicarage of John School; W. Hardy, Cathedral School; A. Mellor, Wesleyan School; H. Noble, St. John's School; F. Arnold, Eastmoor Council School; and J. Hall, St. Michael's School. Citizens' ...
... late Mr. John Reid, d Crotiabeld House, Horbury, has been proved at t1u1,527. MARATHON HARRIERS. Ten members of the above club met at the Crown Hotel, Chickenley, to take i part in the six-mile sealed ha/sheep, rom the Crown Hotel to the Cardigan rms, Woodkirk ...
... purchase of West Carle. Sir , John Oglander rya that in 1620 he saw upward of craft anchor oe Cowes. The South Pavilion, where the Counters of Cardigan and Lanrare is staying. and Grantham Lodge, which is t.bosiring she Hon. Mrs. John Grettoo and dr Mines Gretton ...