... he ooald not have hit upon a more effective way of doing it. To the south the lower - slopes of Knockaloe throw a protecting arm round that side of the camp, and backward wide plain swells to the slopes of the famed Siieu Whailian, on which the men will ...

... The committee was elected as follows: Mr. J. H. Halliday, Mr. H. B. Cardingley. Mr. John Hayes, Mr. Walter Hustler, Mr. E. Hallidav, , Mr. Brigga Robinson. Mr. Grattan. Mr. C. Padgett, Mr. W. H. Lister. Mr. J. W. Kirby, Mr. R. Ruchl, Mr. E. M. Roberts ...

... and BRASS STAND. BR R A POKER mid COAL lONGS• this let would make a splendid trueent: only &11. Goods Laid Away, al-Wool CARDIGAN JA REP, with Good Quality Velvet Cellar; sorthonly NIL Geo& Laid s'll&.—WATonCH. ALBERT, and AL; Wdd Warranted is good going ...

... 173, Oakwood Court, Kensington, London. EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID, 25; references required; family —IL, c .o. Mrs. J. Wood, St. John's, Wakefield, c WANTED, young Girl as HOUSEMAID, small family.—The Knowle, Coppice Drive, Harrogate. WANTED, experienced HOUSEMAID ...

... busy thoroughfare; suit any business; lease 999 years.—Apply 14, Moss lane. c_ SUPERIOR HOUSE and SHOP to Let, adjoining Cardigan Arms Hotel. Kirkstali Road; suit any bns s. —Apply North iew. Shadweil, near Leeds. LET, 2 splendid Modern SHOPS, good basement ...

... Mhray.an Church—of great interest. To begin with the church is one of the oldest of Pietestant churches, having been founded by John Hoes in Bohemia so far back as 14b1. At first, and for a long time, it had • bitter struggle for its very existence, nearly ...

... kitchen on ground floor, two bedrooms, two attic*, and bath-room; rant per year (Id. car from Leeds*. Key No. 91. HALL LANE. Arm ley. drawing, dining, and breakfaft Ocl* rooms, kitchac. two bedrooms, two attics, ami bathluom, electric bella; rent £l7 per ...

... The Bishop of Aberdeen anJ Orkney is making an appeal for the erection of an Episcopal Cathedral in Aberdeen. The site of St. John's Church. in Crown-terrace, is very central, and in every way suitable; while the present building might very well form the ...

... ' rHE YORKSHIRE POST. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19. (John Lane, vols., 255. net), is too long by half all that wanted was restore the Maid “life and humanity,” and yob as book to b© enjoyed for its robust common sense and piquant style it is not Jong enough ...

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... not the proper persons to be sued. The woman who appeared the witness-box, holding up view mutilated and badly crippled right arm, was not represented counsel her solicitor (Mr. Payne, Sheffield) informing the Judge that there were’ no raeaas for the purpose ...

... rental JE2I per annum. Lot 3. The field of PAATURE LAND, haring long frontage to Nipshaw Lane, Morley (behind the Dartmouth Arms), and containing area of la. 2r. 20Lp. thereabouts. The foregoing properties are weli built, and this sale ahords an exceptional ...