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... licensee the Oak Tree Inn, Caiterkk, was fined £5 for having allowed treating her premise?. John Mitchell, labourer. Catteriek, who ordered the drinks, and John Lund, joiner, Cattorick, the person floated, each fined All. Alee Noble, painter, llipswcll ...
... 173, Cardigan-road; Pte. C. H. Terrv (killed), 9i. Cardigan-road; Pte. T. TiPotson (ki ilecl), 7, n ion-place. Chapel Allerton; Pte. Joseph Johnson (killed). 29, Grange-street. New Wort ley; and Cpl. 11. Bradstock imissing), 4.'», Tongroad. Arm lev Corporal ...
... Lougwood, —Apply John T. pos boeing 5m tet York Road, an wanted, over Government wor “wanted immediately, for night work, to look ‘Biter MAS: N boiler. good wae position wi given in wor! winter season.—Apply “tt Townsend and Co. Cardigan Elect: > Li A ILL ...
... Oakcs-tetrace. Hunslet; Pte. G. K. Hallidav (died of wounds), 11. Kldon-place; Cpl. Fred Freeman, A.S.C. (rheumatic fever), 113, Cardigan-road; Pte. H. Galinskv. West \orks ‘killed), 6, run-s( reel. H. Lightfoot. West Yorks (killecl), 14. terrace, Pte. G. S. ...
... he worked at Wellington Foundry. Pte. John Schofield, 8th K.O.Y.L-I, was wou nded in action en Jul yl and is in hospite in L.verpool, ie is the aon of 3, Mr. and Mrs, A. Schofield, Intaks Farm. Thorner, late Cardigan is wounded end Pte M. sriue Tarlor (20) ...
... t men.—Harrison, Towvecnd and Co, ual, Cardigan ‘on for evening and weokly V and Hand 1S); 5 nett Par. culars.—Addrees_ 614, Evening Vanted, Printer, for rt a w th ing | teach man 28: one used —_ Co. “res Cardigan Lane. Leeds opening to the man,—! on ae ...
... the two one-armed men at an enterta'nment who, being unable to appland the efforts of the artists s{,nzl;. ilqined together for the purpose. At the Tramway Comecert in St. George’s Hall last maht there was a wounded soidgier who had one arm smothered n ...
... age. and siagle, and employed by Messrs. Isaac J. Dewhirst, wholes ale drapers, Kirkgate, Leeds. Another of the Pals, Priva: John Edwin Balme, eldest son of Mr. George P. Baime, of Outwood, has died in Netley Hospital from his wounds. He was 26 years nee ...
... Post, 1/Qfd*. HORSEMAN! married single; also Lad. milk. arm work.— Wm. Hammer ton. Fanner. Ryhill. near Wakefield. VITA ED. several goodCARTBRS (single home); good wages v paid reliable men.—Apply John Coal and Iron Merchant. Manchester. GENTLEMAN. with ...
... and Mrs. . Clark, of Arm Annie —June 5, at Plece Chapel, Lee. v. George AL Robert thron oy soa 01 Phe ‘ins late & Charles Palmer and Mrs. Palmer, ate Road Chapel-Allorton, to Charlotte Alice ‘Dell, a jaughter cf Mr. and Mrs. a Cardigan TERRY —KIRBY —Jane ...
... work will be engaged.—Apply Corporation Electricity ‘orks Morley ae. 26 ED, Stoker for Lancashire boilers.— vid W ¥ Sen , Cardigan Mils, Kirkstall Re inelig ible for lor the We ANTLD, Engine Man, ic 1 Fost 2 wanted stating experience, age, etc Pest ...
... late J Interment ot Lawns ad Cometery, Tin day, Dec. 28. Servive at St, Margaret's, Cardigan . DEKIN, 1 December 25, at 206, Kirkstall Read Cate of New Wortley), John Burdekio, im his th Interment at few Wortley on Thursiay, December 28, leary 66, Tempest ...