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... land in Winmarleigh, Nateby. and adjoining townships over which the donor of the prizoo (Mr, F. Reddaway..i.r., Winrnarleigli Hall) has the right of shooting : 1, .T. Stevenson; 2. T. Jackson; 3. By. Whittingham; 4, W. Holmes. Special for best three cheese ...
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... and her maid’s dress was of old rose, with regard to the Chur* hat to match. After the ceremony reccp- Saviour’s and 1.0-tock Hall ...
... (45), also charged with being drunk and* disorderly on Saturday, “SMIIRTWEAB”«,•.> with Wm u being drunk and incapable in New Hall-lane 11 m. on Saturday night. She was fined 6d and costs, in default seven days’ imprisonment. John Danson (38), who admitted ...
... Church. Ihis the gifts took the form of postal orders and franc notes FOR THE FALLEN.—A successful was held the Co-operative Hall Christmas Eve for the benefit of the families of the fallen. Mr. F. Hargreaves supplied the music, and Messrs. Smith and Parkinson ...
... evening for the soldiers’ sacred concert. A delightful programme was contributed by Mrs. F. Bee (Preston), soprano; Miss Nellie Hall (Colne), contralto; Bombr. Herbert Kay (Southport), baritone; Mr. G. Beaumont (Preston), (elocutionist; the Preston Philharmonic ...
... — A new secretary has been found for the Preston Card and Blowing-room Operatives Association, in the (dace of Mr. John Hillington, who has retired, the person of Mr. T. Lewis, of Mildleton Junction, who, for the past twelve months, has occupied the position ...
... “CLUMSIEST METHOD.”—A system of social reform, said Mr. George Lansbury, ai Church Socialist League meeting, Prreton Public Hall, on Tuesday night, was being put forward a Government which professed to have an undying lovo for the poor oral undying hatred ...
... with »* of chocolate, also tho gifts of ;in f . N ,*. . The procession then marched field kindly lent by Mrs. Ashworth, of Hall, llore children were amused by Prof Punch and Judy show, and Mr Dnckwor h ot Preston, ventriloquraf entertamraont. bouts, etc ...