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... Cast/eford, was ordered to pay 12s. ed.; and John Richards, miner, Gastleford, 10s. inclusive. A like sum was Imposed upon Thomas Wall, • Castieford miser, for having been drunk and dime I. Glaashouse Street on the 10th inst.- ard McHale, labourer, Whitwood ...
... IMAM PIM Ma Thomas Lax, et Ettourton, to whom IBOODUIBMIUM ferer•: was by • at eft AT Oax.—John George Berman, last week, informs as that he does not like cu t er , o y w oo d e d / id, f o il e d to a ppear ia being styled • well-known character ...
... PRETTY WEDDING.—On Tuesday I - the marriage took place at Garforth Church of Mr Alfred Plows, youngest use of the late Mr Thomas Plow., builder, fools, to Jessie, only daughter of the late Mr Wm. Reynolds, grocer, Meadow Lane and Bridge End, Leeds. The ...
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... • large comps._ ambled at the ancient Parish of wick-in-Elmet to witness the marriage of 1_ Betsey Hardy Gray, only child of the late Mrl Edward Thomas Gray and Mrs Gray, of Moewick Hall, Barwick-in-Ebnet. The bride, whol is well-known in the district ...
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... people by the Society b Fisher, 2; E. Berry, at Thomas. b Fisher, 0; for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. C. Heywood, b Elliott, 0 - F. Hawkins, at Cyclists in France must not only carry a bell Thomas, b Elliott, 8; J. J. Davis, b Elliott, 7; and a ...
... lanlia Grids MIOLINTWINO 1111 Ms Mearibi• 'WOW: KELSALL ST.. LEEDS A MLISIIIn ',SON'S EYE a EAR DISPENSAR) 71 MAT SCOW MIL MR. THOMAS *mist. NSW fiIIATMENT WITHOUT OPICRATION 11,11tteadases at Leeds Tassday, 10 to alternate Saturdays, 27th 10th. Hours 1010 ...
... man), J. Graveley, and H. °mares, with the a ttendance. Prises to the value of glO'by Mrs Prater for the best bouquet, of hardy , me Green ,. of for The - . of ' Merin or Ten d ers for the • ting of the outside w00d.L.,-e▪ rt sor . iety are—President ...
... be drives in the ring -1, W Blakey, York; 2. B. Fowestt, Belthorps, York. Lady's Hash ((hlding or Hare)-1, H. Taylor; 2, B. Hardy, Hoadingley Lane, Leeds. Tudesesse's beet Himont, the property of tradeseou early' lag on wirldn ending of from the Peet Mee ...