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... that it was move, 1 huffed ” John and took into the “Fox and Hounds,” until were “safe, safe atlast, the ? er safe in my father’s hooome—safe in my father’s o-o It was here that John told tn© of his trouble. seems that John s offspring had been entered ...
... v. 6th West Yorks. Juniors. Back Lane Old Boys v. Idle St. John’s. Bowling Hotspurs v. Saltaire Mills, llscenia Sports Club v. Bowling Hangers. Dolphin Juniors v. St. Stephen’s. Bradford Arms v. Priestman Old Boys. Springhead United v. B.D.A. Head Office ...
... SATURDAY. Before Hr. W. H. Barker (chairman). SUSPICIOUS CONDUCT AT OTUEY. Two Leeds men—John Wm. Horner (43) bookmaker, of 50, Cardigan View, Kirkstall Hoad, and John Batty (44), bookmaker’s assistant, 20, Grove Street, off Wellington Street —were chained ...
... district (Mr. Edgar Wood) drew pointed attention to the grave dangers of bathing in this treacherous river. The victim was John McConnel Sunderland, aged 18, a Leeds University student, who lived wifh his parents at Manston Gardens, Crossgates, Leeds ...
... IN THE NAVY. In the House Commons on Monday, Mr. John Robertson asned the Secretary f®* Mr. John Roberteon aeked the Secretary for War whether his attention hod been colled to porter bearing the Royal arms, and ostensibly issued the County of Southampton ...
... in the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841. for shooting Captain Tuckett in duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... Salt’s Hospital, Salta ire, on Tuesday, by the ■ toroner (Mr. E. \V. Norris;, concerning the death at the hospital of Samuel John thUani Nicks, aged 5, of 10, Alma Street, v\ mclniJl, who was knocked down bv a motor waggon in Leeds Road, Winohill, last ...
... Adorn Watson. George R&istrick, Thacklcy. John Raistrick, Isidor Rco, Jane North (who poured out her life’o blood for the Church, and died just we were ctmlng to successful issue), Arthur Skevington. and lastly John William Garnett. * Time, like ever-rolling ...
... reference.—Write Box 80. “TIMES and EXPRESS’’ Office, Shipley. T>OY, respectable. Wanted for finiahinff de- portment.—Apply ARM LEY BROS., Dye works, Shipley. ERRAND BOY, smart, Wanted.—Apply J. RLBSW ORTH, Grocer. V iotsoiiu. Road Saltaire. YOUTH, strong ...
... Avenue, FrizinghalL ’Phone. 1861. ' —•' TWLACK LEGHORN EGGS (or Sitting, 25., 3 ijd. per dozen. —A. GILL, 6, Hyde St., Thaekloy. JOHN URINSMEAD Walnut PIANO; new, cost £6O, accept £29. EntertaiO £5 end 10s. monthly, no inferCEt.—Cook, I, St Paul’s Road, Bradford ...
... they met tin* ueieudaiU who followed them down the singing an obscene song and then aft. pat his round her. She knoeki*d his arm away and reported (he matter her ju’-djaod, who went t> see the defendnnt the same night fur an ajmlogy. Instead apologising ...
... never want for thieves.” Proceeding, Mr. Atkinson welcomed the Bishop of Bradford, and remarked that the school was founded John Wesley who was proud of the fact that himself was in the holy orders of the Church of England. The first headmaster of the ...