... Messrs. Hoi a / and Preston's Branch. GLOBE WORjKS, MARKET STREET. KEIGHLEY. Uessra. H.EPPER and SONS, instraoted by Messrs. John Gordon and Co., Chartered AcconntisnU, Bond .Street, Leetk, will Sell by Auctioii, the Premises, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ...

... 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 ...

... weer ant stated that they were married in Oen. for oiling bad language, aren't you 1 don't ber, 1900. and there was one child John, aged An inquest was held at the Derby Main Don't . you remember going down the yard It W• 11, proceeded P.c. Genre the collier ...

... £l7 per year. Key No, 91. HiGHTHORNE STREET, Bead, Armley.—Room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 attics, bath-room; 255. month. ROAD, Arm ley.—Dining, drawing rooms, and 'JO* kitchen, 2 bedrooms, attics, and bath-ioom; rent per year. ST. ANN’S AVENUE, Burley Hill ...

... LEEDS To Close a. Trust. esceptioaaiiy Email reserres. OLIVER, ARPLETUN, and K-ITUti-KN are instructed bj the Trustees toe late John Kjrk, hsq.. to Sell by Auction, the Pack Horse Hotel, Wocdnouse Lane, Leeds, Monday, the 12th September, 1910. 7 p.m. precisely ...

... following year by the late Bishop Walsham How. Since if 496, he has held the vicarage of John School; W. Hardy, Cathedral School; A. Mellor, Wesleyan School; H. Noble, St. John's School; F. Arnold, Eastmoor Council School; and J. Hall, St. Michael's School. Citizens' ...

... Referee, G. Marsh. Richmond Hill Wesleyan* v. St. Oswald’s Mission. Referee, 8. Speight. Onlton St. John's v. Riyerside Mission. Referee, J. Walker, Arm ley. Morley United ». Richmond Star. Referee, H, Fitzpatrick, Hunslet U.M.O. y. Moorfield United. Referee ...

... 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 ...

... wash kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath-room; electric light throughout; rent £lB per year. ' HALL ' and breakfast QQ _ I. AN E, Arm Icy: drawin-g, dir.iaj, rooms, kitcben, 2 bedrooms, 2 attics, and batik-room; electric bells; garden; Id. car from Leeds; rent ...

... race. But should never feel perfectly safe and sure until got every man, either against his ill or not, to be trained bear arms. (Hear, hear.) Lieut.-Colonel Lloyd responded, and spoke with pride of the athletic successes gained by the regiment. Speaking ...

... persons. Tuesday evening. Mr. W. Grattan, shoemaker, Underhill, had the misfortune, whilst the execution of his ordinary employment, cutting his thigh, severing an artery. Mr. Page, who had occasion to to Mr. Grattan's house, business, found the occupant ...

... have one or) Steam Laundry JOHN BROOKE, MAGNESIA. Rieharde, Ltd. Boro’ | both. Richards, Lad Market. | i] | Wiliam $ absolutely the BEST and CHEAP. PLUMBER. GAS FITTER. etc | a Market. Wakefield cect, ZONO- | “tid. MEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS, eple: Est ndry ...