... were see en =any or m efficient er sr the prams day, this seeable mountain presented an awesome* of sublime and vs read of hardy travellers who F IZZ . ' with thankfulness is dizzy he anaoy is re adelorwe soar/ Oeltivation moos abon done nods to modify ...

... moth er the niter lie to Ilkley, on the not by lot II sad lend of U. Richard Moore, ads the wen by node of the erred the late Thomas &odd, lip. Pier panierre sad readiros .1 re say he hod asorner I. the Armorer. 24 Rat Now. Lail to Aura Messeeth, Pre., Anilines ...

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... at. r -- .4 Islorari.. In Ere. aloe. then an 1101 nth worsen. ler Mos. Hardy chedalmou ommed.aen. hanks In renneeri a myth the elementary I. hoots, NEAviis ?g ip Oren • Mr.. h.. Hardy ma unr • lethee herr to tiw .--.. - 3 reg. re, wan the., hawed ash. th• ...

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... 11 41 It alatar, escsadad by 3le Charnels MU. OlitaVES, Os Ms propoitins of Ws Chstrarr sword hy THE WORLD• hin..ldoss. red Hardy so worms! r woos to mrows. doles as she Ist ul Onsoltsc w We real 5 SORGZON DIiNTIST. ?TEAL* sa VEADON raw Korot loss ...

... ofheer in charge of the dam work in London. The General. aceom- Ponied by SO. T. A. Doman. arrived at about 7-20 p.m.. and .hardy afterward% mounted the platform. when the opening proceeding% were ..lesilar to thane in the afternoon. The mod ca , tial °teener ...

... did not. Mr. Child do lb. , e the —. . .7 $ J. - 41.147ZZc Nta. J. Thomas. run out I ter b Thomas 10 J. W. Nutter. b M. C. Wye. b Thomas 0 limmtnut o a •••• •• • I P. Mollirme b Thomas 11 D. Clauebtom .1 Mae J. Wthot.er. not out 11 bey b Wise T. Houldem ...

... In the bowltug depaitment, Swainston took three wicketal for 23 runs, Hanson two for 0, and Wise two or IS. for the lours, Thomas was the most successful, taking four wickets (or Sti. Trate woo the only other successful bowler. he claiming our victim for ...

... not a had perform. ere, by any mean.. Then Hrotherton showed excellent lotting powers in hit innings of *I. as did also W. Thomas for his 12, rind .1. Thomm for het It not out. Raw ndev woo not m sueewtfill with the lot no usual. only nnekirrg N. but he ...

... W. Thomas. o J. Firth 8. cW. Thaws& b W. Firth . . II b Thotbas . W Brothartaa. 0 J. L. Shirr°, b J. Firth .. 1111 Thomas . as W. Barrett, b J. Firth 4111 8 Oritnahm, Hann , F. B •m mt. ski ooo . M ks . b J. Firth • M. Orintritaa. b e J. Thomas, na ...