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... country girl preferred; good character indispensable; good home and good wages to suitable girl; vacancy beginning July.—Mrs. John Whitr field, Oak Lea, Apperley Bridge, near Biadford. onceT seveial good GENERALS. Ilkley and gate- Laundry, aid Kitchenmaids; ...

... won. IL M.l best H. F. in te round of In:awl:lite The. Doherty • tandieap. awl was alas upset by the state.' the loosed, a. Grattan his balls in • peculiar inanner. 'mothers Doherty bad eery we in the COMM' Doublet. ALL e -• bat Debark, (MI 154th 61. 44 ...

... outside blind arm*, etc.; cheep. Adply U Chataaai aueet. pi 883 tor Sole; vary atrong and large; very little used; cost A 3 10a. will Sail lor ISa. Address 1731. Free man Office Pleaeurv Boats, one 14-foot and one 16- loot; to seen at Grattan Bridge. Dublin ...

... chase for osmium homer; weight for ego, arialt psnalten and allowances. 'lmo miles anti • re. • lb MM. Mr 11 O'Doeeelrs Grattan (ClOO9 .- 6 U 12 Mr li Kates The Goethe .. 5U 9 Mr 0 2 apes fawnlike 11. 1E199) • U Mr M W tirry'• Becky Tharp Mr N J Kelly ...

... Mar 31. 1.111 1,1. fi Natal f- ml* n. ra»«»d P. rtlaml Bill Jon? *. lIICINI \N. fi. idPib-n. vol i-'.-.ton Jane I. OIfkMVN armed at Lite pail May 31. I-4T It.NT. f..- I>ai.;..n. left IT.'ta.irti.lua M»r ». U'AltVltttA. for the t'#|r. l.iaard June I. \V»>»Tii\V ...

... from headquarters, 7.30 p.m. Leeds Tradesmen—To Scarcroft, at 7.15 p.m. Leeds Star—To Garforth, at 7.15 p.m. Leeds Cardigan—To the Dyneley Arms, 7.30 p.m. Leeds Him wood—To Churwell, at 7.15 p.m. Leeds Harehillf—To Arthington, from Hyde Park, 2.45 p.m. Leeds ...

... : lour NW Marley, Thomas Lynam, Weldrest, sad John Grogan, the two former sad matoored them li. three 004 spirt Waldron sad Grape ears dinnimed. At IS R y Cockrell woe the ailway= the Town Plate. Grattan the Ptate, Baykal the Plate. and Gallant the &and ...

... but In the M entailment on Monody. Mr 0 1 :edding. of Brimel; de. hest of could do their little under the Divine biseting John Fuller asked the Sectetary of State for ore's., the arbitrators again had to i `?' Invite then , to come to and ba fwd. b ...

... —Tno miles and a halt. 11 12 Zr B lYDonnotes b GRATTAN. by Pelage amigo. dent by I 20 f Kirby'. LADY RIVERS 10 11 MAY DAY bye scar 31b1 Mr E C Noggin 3 10 014 Plato (bolter 0 maim : to 4 amok agar. Grattan and lady to I Plato. and 10 to I Day. Wan by two ...

... O'Donneli'a GRATTAN (£loo> Gliarlia, dam by .. . M. Hefair 1 2 Mr.* B Etrbyb LADY J Gloeaon 2 10 11 P. M O'Neill’* MAYDAY (car IJrt 51b) Mr. K. 6 8 Mr. T. F. Walsh's Plato H. Ortdter 0 iWinuer trau»*d prirutrly ) Betting' -6 to 4 r-tcli agst Grattan and Lady ...

... : Bed rod 1.. I'S from 61 reel 0b.., mortal: Tortrate boom.—Hume. 37. vow% fleet '*net. offers nomfortchie en , T9erg Hen; arms, waters. apply 20 2.,11141 Street. It . Hay. Mid Room& 14.. en In Tot. oats),. for !so —Aprey WarcilitFle. Ilw.r. Trtsrlt ...