... 2 J. W. H | gett ing away. -~ any nioeney The prisoner denied havin Thea noalizre were called 6135 Wm. Coianred or —1 J. Lee —— nn _ « _ and one nil and some coppers were found aad J. _ Ridings, 3 in the prisoner's pockets. Norwich, Clear putt J. Lees ...

... the tub; and w also been called, said that he also woul > well it, as he could recognise it by it being da Union COLLIERS’ EVIDENCE. collier, Botto 7 good Benjamin Davenport, rly 33, Feids, Outwood, having given evidence, Peter Allen, the pony driver, of ...

... music as the d the mora. were assembling, and during the weddir half mony. The bride, who was given away } bore brother, Mr. Osbert Hopkinson, was panied by four bridesmaids—Miss Ethe kinson, sister of the bride, Miss Agnes son, and Miss Jessie Robertson ...

... TTLES ST * COSTU? th (LADIES) | i. Miss Durst, hastern € ll 2, Miss E. Buller, ; silver jam ma cows wwe i sion tickets. ndid MOST ORIGINAL COSTUME (LADIE hita | 1, Miss Lucas, billiards; silver afterno . | Service 2, Miss Sedgwick, dolly tints; silver er ...

... personally or by letter to MISS HALL, MANAGERESS, 2, CLERKE ST, (AGUR ST), BURY Where borrowers may rely on receiving straig! ward and treatment. All transact strictly private. No genuine applicant refused. wwe CENTRAL SALEROOMS OPEN DAILY J Cross Sr. (opp. “ ...

... Upwards Advanced D: —T es y = = personally or by letter to © rom ssory svote, DY MISS HALL, MANAGERESS, *, CLERKE ST. (AGUR ST), BURY here borro ward and hy onourable treatment. wers may rely on receiving All transact Srethy privy tereat «2 ate No genuine ...

... er & et rot “i = er © by Top Row:—Miss E. Sandiford, Miss L. Sellers, Miss A. Knight Miss M. Si and Miss L Stott Middle Row Miss A Kershaw, Miss L Bar! w, Mr A Harrison Hon Se ...

... in Rome and Sicily. Tho Rev. J. A. Patrick presided. and tho audience included residents of Rad chffe. Bury, and among them being Oolonel iiiury), the Rev. VV. Nicholls, Mr- J. Penberthy, Mr. Walker Allen (Whitehcld . Air. J. Merchant, and Air. W. Hodgson ...

... afternoon. nn m was Miss Elizabeth Louise Hann, the would daughter of the Rev. A. Hann, superint such minister of the Radcliffe Wesleyan Circu pte of has rendered able service in the Bridge * Chair School since she came to reside in the d ard the bridegroom ...

... | \ MISS E. KA’ (Late Thornton LADIES’ OUTFITT BR Md. es. we (Opposite tho G reneral Post Office Is now Showing a Iarze and Ch soriment of LADIES’ & CHILDREN’ Showing a now _ in the Noted ne and Aertex in Wool and M rine Wa n 1 Coo ALSO HER “OWN MAKE ...

... taking the part | hi. at played by Miss Annie ] nity, t the ¢ usion_¢ the tour Miss Ch: ly in engaged Mr. T. GQ Wyndham for n te portant part f Blanche of Devan, the lowland maid,’ in Sir Walter Scott's must the Lake.” Miss Chard created quite 4 to tion both ...

... sa chien mannia wonld he a to tof 4 UD a de dly blow at the industry o1 kn 1a } MIL vue A altel eel all tcalf MISS HUNTER’S SPEECH. et at Mics Hunter said the two main t were that ments rift Reformers Reform would compel the foreigner to Pp leven Those ...