... MARRIAGE OF MISS D. JEPSON. At Belgrave Chapel on Wednesday the marriage took place of Miss Dorothy Jepson, only daughter of Mr. and Mr s . H. Jepson, of 16, Inverness-road, and Mr. Thomas Gibson, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson, of 1, Baron-street ...

... East, and Mr. H. J. Liver, cotton manufacturer, youngest son of the late Mr. J. Liver and Mrs. Liver, Brookfield, Clifton-drive, Ansdell. The bridesmaids* were Miss Thelma Foster (niece of the bride), and Miss Kitty Liver and 'Miss Irene ...

... Molly's wilr agate tellin' o th' place bean% tryin' hard to shave lriesel, Ho'd cut art' chipt his face. His face wi' honorable sears Wur platitered here an' theer; An' ax e d for t' reason, he replied TOR SO bar herin's too dear. Then Dick e xclaimed ...

... DARWEN COLLIER'S DEATH. EVIDENCE AT THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. At the Police Court on Wednesday morning, the adjourned inquest into the death of Elias Wood, collier, 34. of 27, Barton-street, Darwen, was resumed by the East Lancashire coroner, Mr. IL J. Robinson ...

... DEATH MR. J. D. GEDDES A native of Blackburn who was formerly closely interested in many spheres of. activity in the town has passed away in Mr. John David Geddes, of Grovehank House, Bushey Grove-road, Bushey, at the age of 80 ,years. Deceased was a ...

... D'ETath of Mr. J. W. Taylor. Mr. John Watson Taylor, a local Labour leader, died at his home, 19, Blackburnstreet, on Thursday night. He was 71 years 'of age. Born at Hawkshead, he came to Blackburn 38 years ago, and was a painter by trade. For some years ...

... oblivious of the distance they had travers e d, th e other two continued their walk through th e fi e ld s, to Hoghton. There they began to feel th e e ff ects of their five-mile pilgrimage, and sev era l p? d estrians in the village noticed Parents their ...

... and the defendants, who are the•executors of Miss. Mercer's will, were represented by Mr. Maberley, i ns tructed bY• Mr. J. 93rougl Acc r ington. Miss Mercer died in February last, leaving. estate estima t e d to amount to, about £145,000 , of which a ...

... Clitheroe. was married to Miss Eleanor Georg- The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of Wl'alley and the Rev. J. C. Garnett, the rector. was a pictu r esque proet.Nssion o f ch il dren in. attendance, Miss Barbara and Miss Alizon Peel, ni eces o f th ...

... Miss Hoek., embroidered enehion. M i ne J. W. Hotiie. embroidered handkerchiefs. Mies D. Rosie, embroidered ebairbark. Mr. and Mrs. Ilemelryk, carved ivory figure. Mr. and Mrs. IL. liarrison, morocco handbag one card anew. Mr, and Mrs. Racking. silver ...

... and Draughts Club. E. Ssdtoakens 0 W. J. Pickup 1 J. Gorton B. Biftcliffe 1 J. Hargreaves .. Rev. H. C. de Barathy, J. Holden J. Walsh 1 J. Scheffel J. Proctor Bradley C. Darley 0 ...

... SCHOOL MASTER AND AUTHOR DEATH OF MR. J. D. BAXTER AT BISPHAM. , The death took place at his home, 3, Sunnybank-avenue, Bispham, on Wednesday, of Mr.' J. D. Baxter, 8.A., at the age of 71 years. ,married Miss Elizabeth. - Taylor, 'daughter ...