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... Worsted Hands, or Learners; good Speak and Son. Orest land, near Halifax. Old MAN, to look after email engine and VV boiler —Apply. 40. Gnmshaw-street. once. COOK-GENERAL and Nuree-Hooscmaid.—Dr. Hanuitor.. Whittle-le Woods. GARDENING.— Wanted, experienced ...
... BISHOP ON RACING MEN. Speaking at the Cefn (Wrexham) Eisteddfod, Monday, the Bishop of St. Asaph declared, from observations recently made racing ken going race meeting, that they were the coarsest and roughest set ever esw. Britons visiting other countries ...
... lobby of the House of Commons It is believed the denial was made because Lord Charles Beresford was sot aware that he was speaking a reporter. ...
... star, but there is not really a weak spot in the fielding. Of the noble captain’: influence on his men it is unnecessary to speak. The Yorkshire players think that Lord Hawke is the grandest of sporrsmen, and they give him the best cricket that is in them ...
... * ♦ The Australians, speaking of the way their men shaped at Leicester, attributed it to the rain, which they say made the ball shoot low. Crawford bad rather an experience in the match. Jones made him dance with a ball on the ankle, but Darling at once ...
... archidiaconala 'opinions The Archdeacon of Craven (the Rev. F. C. Kilner), speaking Skipton, on Monday, said the Education Bill exhibited desire to treat .the whole question in decisive manner, and Archdeacon Bond at Lincoln said that in practice the ...
... destruction only. He thought that after what he had written on the subject the previous speaker had shown great courage to speak hsd. He failed to find in his speech any appreciation of the exceptionable position in which the G~overnment was placed as ...
... THE PACE OF MODERN LIFE. Tbe Duke of Cambridge, speaking at Westerfidd, near Ipswich, on Saturday afternoon, said ho had to confess a feeling that in this go-ahead ago were travelling tco fast; so fast, indeed, that could hardly keep pace. far as he could ...
... terms to suitable man.—Apply, J £O, Daily Poet,'* Preston. WANTED, Families Worsted Hands, or Learners; rood wages —Apply. Speak and Son, GreetLind, pear Halifax. GENERAL monthe’ reference; good- Allround country r* r £lO-—l9. Church-street, Leamington ...
... LORD ROSEBERY ON THE EDUCATION OF M-P.’a Lord Rosebery, speaking at the opening of the Passmore Edwards Hall, erected near the Strand. London, for the London School of Economics and Political Science, hoped he would not be.guilty of disrespect or of a ...
... MAGNETAIRE. OP DISEASE BT MAONITIBMNOTIOB. Ta the Testimonials published the Public are invited to ante the fact that Patients speak the PERMANENT RESULTS produced by the MAGNBTAIRE TREATMENT. and also of having in many care* used them on and off for yean ...
... WANTED, MILITARY TRAINING GROUNDS. Speaking Chester, Major-General Parr, newly appointed to the command of the North- Western District, alluded to the lack of training grounds in the district. He said there was not single training ground from Carlisle ...