... 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 ...

... 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 ...