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... Isr•Dimos or painful meat& ten moderate Treatment also by Write for testimonials and printed questions to mower. BENT FREE. Mr. THOMAS WON, OCULIST t AURIST (loss's Eye red Err Dispessary, Ltd.), 71, GREAT GEORGE STREET, LEEDS. Amnon. Liras Irmo nor 20e. Brit ...
... PLCMPTON WALL (1). Thomas Hall Workman, farmer, Os/iliwaite, nominated by H. M. Kennedy and John Hogarth, Plimpton. 0)• Wm. Greenop. Renniok, ftrMer, nominated by Joseph Littin and Thomas Graham. SICIRWITH (1). Adam Swinbank Slack, farmer, Skirwith Hall ...
... Meeting, °anon Thornley presiding, the fallow/mg Imre singled:— Wm. Bell, Tod Beak; Ws. John Hardy, .Crialledyke; Jno. lietherlregton, Hirkety weld ; Thomas Little, Cannerhasgh; Jolts Longrigg and John Tiffin, raliweld; Anthony W. Todd, High Bank Hill; ...
... IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAR REQUISILES, is. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th, 1901. MR, SCOTT TURNER received Weimar.= et Mr. THOMAS IZVING to SELL by ADC. TION, as above, the whole of hie valuable FARMING STOCK and EFFECTS, comprising 24 HEAD OF SHORTHORN ...
... Georg - . L. Topping, !Zap, gentleman, sted by J. Minster and R Airey. SLEAOILI Thomas eieldaet, Mill Flatt, yeoman, nominated by H. bwainson and J. Fairer. SOCKBRIDOE. Thomas Byers. Celleeirin, tanner, nominated by C. Bird and 11. I. Turner. THRIMBY. Henry ...
... ;he w iaon's Akio. the general meeting. sod thy following. 'Fur., arroltiled AN., a vato —Mr. Thomas Roll. Mr. b. 31 teVi'airter, Mr. (geom.. Burton. Mr. Thomas (~stet. Mr. It. 31111 m-tr. and Mr. W. E Youoker. the the motion of the Chairman W., m00t5. ...
... done and the excellent manner in which it was accomplished During the day refreshments were continuously handed round to the hardy ploughmen and friends, and a mat substantial dinner was provided at no , Mr. Joseph Jackson. auctioneer. acting as carver. ...
... kind. I been laid up for weeks at a time by these bed backs. Bat since taking vs Backache Kidney Pills, which I procured at Hardy 's, the chemist's, in Street, I bare bean quite a different men. I can now follow my employand I feel as wall as ever I did ...
... oe Charity, I am tempted to send you these maxims: (1) If you give, give what is your own, was a saying of quaint old Thomas Fuller. (2) you give money, take can that you spend yourself with it, said Thoreau. Another Americas poet, Lowell, has pat ...
... Wortingtos Tows Cowed was bald (Timidity) sigitt at the Albwt HalL Priest : Toe Meyer (Ald. Jawes 'fletcber). Alderman Jos. Hardie'. H. Coraallors Messrs k*. J. Widen, W. J. Dodgem. H. Woes. P. Wel* W. W. llamas, F. Mall. W. Holmes, J. 1.. Yet:wart T. Hunt ...
... CONCERNING GHOSTS. A real conversation is recorded in the Pal Malt! Magn: loge between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer tin the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy use • young man, it appears, he would willingly have given ten jests of Waldo to see • ...
... CONCERNING GHOSTS.• A real conversation is recorded in the Pall Mall Maya:ism between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. WiNiain Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy wee • young man, it appears, he would willingly have given ten years of his life to mesa ...