... Miss A* Collier, 20, BEDFORD STREET, LEIGH, Dreaamaker and Teacher of DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING-OUT (Cert. City and Guilds of Lond. Inst) LESSONS DAILT, r 238 GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, GRAMMAR SCHOOL, RAILWAY ROAD, LEIGH. Principal: Misa 6. BOWKER. Entrance any ...

... DEATH OF MR. J. W. COLLIER. After suffering from rhonmatic fever for about three weeks. Mr. John William Collier, of the firm of Collier Bros., greengrocers and fruiterers. l?aihva,v-road. Leigh, died on Saturday morning the age of 32. very well known ...

... Mother, cheque. Mr. Willie Collier, cheque. Mr. Fred Collier, dining table. Mr. John H. Collier, kitchen requisites. Mr. and Mrs. Atherton, chippendale stand and Mr. Murray, pictures. Miss L. Norris and Mr. A. Rowlands, toilet Miss M. Norris ...

... ealley. The bridesmaids -are Hiss Harriet Collier, sister of the bride, and Miss Nellie Johnson, sister of the bridegroom. The best mao -as Hr. Fred Timms, and the groomsman Mr. J. B. Greenhalgh. Hist Harriet Collier -as attired in blue oollenno. trimmed ...

... COLLIER—CHADWICK pretty wedding, one in which much interest was tak»n, took place Tylderdey Parish Church, on Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Miss Margaret Alice Chadwick, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Chadwick, Daisy Bank, ...

... Greenocgh, J Reid, Oakes, Lonsdale, Walter Winwatd, Eckersley, Boydell, J Sargent, McGregor. G Berry, J Leigh, T Gregory, Harwell J E Gregory, Min Pennington, and Mias Tata. Afterwards Mr J Wood, JP, CO, presided, and was supported by Messrs ...

... MR WM COLLIER. Hr Wm Collier, of Chapel-street. Leigh, Snperin- j teodenfc of the Wesleyan and General Assurance , Society, is to all intents and purposes a self-made , man and one who has worked himself op by sheer , Lard toil and pertinacity to the ...

... THE JEW AND THE COLLIER Bernstein v. Pennington.—ln this case Harris Bernstein, watch dealer, of Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester, claimed £8 10s. from Thos. Pennington, an Atherton collier, in respect of a silver watch alleged to have been sold the defendant ...

... To celebrate the eoming-of-age of Miss Bootle, nurse the Infirmary, a party was held the Don Cafe, Leigh, on Tuesday evening, about being present. A whist drive followed an excellent tea admirably served the Misses Sootson, and afterwards dancing took ...

... A Collier’s Pisa. SAYS DEFENDED HIMSELF FROM WOMAN’S ATTACK. A Leigh collier, Thomas Hodgetts (53), was indici»-d Liverpool Assizes, Wednesday morning, for the manslaughter at Leigh, April 18, Alice James, woman with whom be lived Counsel for the prosecution ...

... MB. COLLIER'S INTERRUPTIONS, Mr. Kelly having asked several questions matters that were general knowledge to the rest of the Board. Mr. Collier told him that should attend the Committee meetings, and then would keep himself informed.—Mr. Kelly protested ...

... Our Collier Heroee. WIGAN DISASTER USED AS AN ARGUMENT FOR EIGHT HOURS DAY. Asserting that the awful facts social and industrial distress showed the sort of job that Liberals and Tories had made of governing the country, Mr. J. R. Clynes, M.P., at open-air ...