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... Davies, Pontypridd ; Rev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughes, Cardigan; John Walter George Balush, West fiurtlepool; Fdward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewshury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son. Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley ...
... LOCAL NEWS. The Rev. 1.. Macphail, of Grattan, North. amptonshirs, ham accepted the call to the pastorate of the Thorneby Baptist Church. Ada Craw 06), 37, Kingman-street, was at Middlesbrough. today, bound over to be of good behaviour on a &Argo of having ...
... and 3d. for every additional line. MARRIAGES. BARNES —DENISON.—At St. John’s Church, Yeadon, on Nov. 13th, 1907, by the Rev. F. Bradley, M.A., assisted the Rev. Chas. Forsythe, JOHN FAIRBANK, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH BARNES, Edroyd House, Farsley ...
... IKIRKSI‘ALL—ROAD. — SITTING-ROOM HOUS'IE, with bath, hot water, scparate w.c., garden; 5 3d4. clear—Apply 10, Cardigan-avenue, opposite Cardigan Arms. V[USEUM-S’I‘BEEI‘ and INDUSTRIAL-STREET AVL Beckett street.—SCULLERY HOUSE; newly decorated; hot water; ...
... James Hutchinson Holroyd, second son of Alderman John Holroyd, Brook Honse,’ King's Mill-lane, Huddersfield, to Marion Edith Wood, daughter of W. H. Wood, of Bentley-street, Lockwood. BARNES—DENISON.—At St. John's Church, Yeadon, ---November 13, 1507, by the ...
... Davies, Pontypridd. lßev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughes, Cardigan. John Walter George Balush, West Hartlepool. Edward Davies, Sutton. 4. E. Harrison, Shrewsbury. Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury. John Williams, Craven Arms; and his son, Alfred Williams. Christopher Wrigley ...
... the Mr. Kde«£ rillor TbeobaW. and the late Mr. Jnlv a bve-eWtioo caused the i. Aid, AUi™.. W r JOHN 9AUSBY, OF BIROWELL. The ocnirred Saturday hi» of Mr. John N*«*hy. rdwcll. illnen*. The gentleman, who of nre. horn for onward* of half r Ihr «mplov M«-9r ...
... brown, slightly grey, with a moustache, and his height sft. 2im or sft. 3in. He had a brown jacket on his arm, and were brown cord trousers, cardigan jacket, with blue pilot jacket.—Polioeconstahle Grant) of Penistone, said when searched had only bid. in ...
... at Rectory. earalounderLynte. the the Ran. J. W. tutu* a a daughter. Graver- On January lath. 1907. q Haag Rued. the of John Grattan—a son. on . Mount, Dean. Bradford. to Mr. and Mrs Aettor j. HJI &wetter. 20th. at 2. Wellington Ter. nor. Errlcahill , ...
... LOST AND SAVED. - - The full list of those who perished as fellows: — John William:, master, Borth, Cardigan. shire. G. Joint, chief male. Newentay. It. Hunter. u d mate, Cardiff. John Ilanven, Barry Dock. D. Latahros, cook and steward, Cardiff. J. Volemkr ...
... M. 4. time address as above, la- jury, shaken. Mrs, Maggie 100, Edith Street, South Shields. arm and hip injured. John Williams, Newton Green, Craven Arms, head aut. Alfred William, tame address as above, bock aid bead cut. Airs McLeod. Green Acre, Hampton ...