... Miss A* Collier, 20, BEDFORD STREET, LEIGH, Dreaamaker and Teacher of DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING-OUT (Cert. City and Guilds of Lond. Inst) LESSONS DAILT, r 238 GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, GRAMMAR SCHOOL, RAILWAY ROAD, LEIGH. Principal: Misa 6. BOWKER. Entrance any ...

... euro week, ii j stated that these four ships will load coal bin (for transhipment sea) and act as Baltic squadron, which is announced to star, the Far East sbout the middle of September. The colliers will join the squadron in the Red They will sail under ...

... paralysed until October 31. At inquest come remarkable statements w«.'fo made. Miss Ihckup said was engaged to married the deceased, relations. Allen, i*. collier, who working with the deocascd. wunted know why h« was not ask oil give |VUtieulars at llio ...

... COLLIERS' TEMPTATIONS. THE TOMMY SHOP AND THE PUBLICAN. Mr. Ramsay Giirhrie's well-written and impressive story Black Dyke. a tale from Durham cob district, published by Charles H. Kelly, London (3s. od.), contains the following account of colliers' ...

... Alderman Gee, J.P.. presided, there were also present the Mayor (Alderman C. B. Holmes. J, I*.). Miss Beth Ellis. Rev. Dean Sommer. Sir Francis Powell. M.P., and Messrs. W. Johnson, Browne, W. Milhng'on, H. Rest*, J. Phillip?, A. S. Hilnm, .!.• ’ ...

... con-iderable time. Al last t!.f it,nil. U-,i,a- fair!, ,-xlimstf-J ran •'‘“l’f'J '•> dry land, at,-I .vaa .up till st liv oti- pf ft,,. In,.|, ivt„, !i:,d ,1;,,■• [S,. .-a'ruardmary ilia*-. ,J„. || about,p-lit-,. .wJlsw.li.ai. I- and aai-rv nous. • r ...

... otliterr mar.awr; U»d Booth. 01, under manager; Wtliiam Potwr, s* assistant; and .lames Smith. 47. Jam* Laimer. and Thomas Tyldesley. 50. firemen and wa*:ec!«i Tho for the prosecution wae c a technical character and ■‘Terr ury. Jurtweßou j nil! uid. t'om.c ...

... Priaa ia.S4.paat fraa. MAN'S OWN LAWYER: A Hamm J'a Book tsb o» Law and Bourt. Bdltieß (1904;. A OovoiaM Dxctiomabt ov Lmal Tmbmb Thia ItasOavd Wark of Bafaranaa forma A COMPLETE EPITOME 09 TEE LAWS OF EM LAM D, Ax.wAn Kept Dan. oirpM«z»o S3Sa-TSo«k Prac ...

... MISSING J.P. The following appeara in to-day’s Times’V MISSING.-Mr ROBERT WARD, JJ>.. Sodston Narberth. Age 79; height sft. tia. H» eerge cost troivtcr»; gold watch and clnun. atd !«*• bis wife’s portrait. Wore Panovs Trill?Stf; no waistcoat; no sh.rt ...

... The Rev. J. A. Parker, formerly vicar of St. George's near Wellington, said he frequ'nitly saw Mr. and Mss together. telling defendant to careful of his conduct, as he was croat a scandal in the parish. Mr. Edwards called upon him. and utet’d that everything ...

... had nearly done. U.d he kiiled Frain. on January 3rd next year bewwdd have ended his lif the gallows. PnsonPr fancied that bo had provocati(.n, and he (the lodge) said had some sympathy with a man who uowed bis for his wife, even j^~ Meakio’s case dnok ...

... Kearsley Collier’s Death. Tile Deputy-Goran.r (Mr. J. F«u-nl»j) h.ld *n inqaect at the Towti Hall, this morning* relative to the death of William Spedding (55), collier, of 12, Lord-st., who died ia the Infirmary, on Saturday morning, after accident at ...