... 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 ...

... Restaurant Cook Restaurant, Victoria Square, emale). AL vanted ate El mg ‘s_Arms, met Linge ses; rels.; Cook-General, famil, ence required.— part. Guts a= Armley. —Mis. John Summertield, Coper ED, Cook-Gener. so Hlousemaid; amall family; a Bradford. ...

... and Mrs. W. White, to Frederic Charies Blenkara, third son of Mrs. Reginald Terrace, Ww WORTH —HOPLA.—Sep' tember 23, at St. John’s Church, Oulton, Valter Ernest, eldsst son of William Whitworth, Oultoa, to Ethel Steeper, only child of Joseph Hopla, Woodles- ...

... ten- cnt A. K. Veriiy. Wes in a London hospital suf- Riding Brigade, R.F.A., is from shel wounds eer: ‘ering m the leg and arms. Second-Lieutenant R. C. Ackroyd, K.0.Y.L.1., in was a hospital wounded, teacher under the Shipley and West Riding tion Authorities ...

... correct, and follow- ing the magisterial instruction, he had been imme- diately discharged. John Henry Moody (31), horse dealer, residing with Tane- his mother at Grattan Street, and a native of field, was charged with failing to report for military service ...

... —Ric.ard Berry and Son, Alma Street, ir. W. Arm TED, & Wheelwright; constant work.—-A y tage “and Co., Wheelwright and Smitl:, Kir TANTLD, 2 immediately; wages, Also Lad, about 15, as Apnrentice.—Apply John Mars. den a ns, Plumb:rs, Market t Place, A) ...

... is sane to patent Igoe. sad et the An am all's desalts may be watt the ammo. thilel-5.111. John endue*. lobs °aileron. The o f The Horton. lamer Maude and John tete mar, the popularise The election was animated by the foe that the is Una and Made sales ...

... Vallarabrosa Rub.—l7s 6d Ward. T. W. Prcl.—lBs AVorkinglon Iron Ord—23:, 23s 9d lot. —l9s 4‘id Brown, John partly pd.— 25s * Brown, John, fully pd—34s Cardigan Steamship—2Bs Cargo Fleet—lBs 1 ‘id, 18s 3d, 18s 4'id. 18s 6d Cammell Laird Co. Ord. 6- 1 Clarksons ...

... ironmongers. 8r0ad, Habra, . t of Henry Holmes and Co., Central Ironwork., Halifax ditch instalment, 1 I 6 Firoplayes of John Mackintosh. Albion Mills Halifax (further in. sldnienW I 0 0 Staff of J. Maekintosh, Albion Mill., Halifax 14th instalment) ...

... BITS. He was a quet-looking fellow-passenzer, in a y Riding train, a soldier with the single stripe of a 1) corporal on his arm. Had ho seen service? I've had eleven months at the front.” “A warm time, I should think?” A-far-away lock camo into his face ...

... average 6.58, and Parkin with 95 wickets, A nice cluster this; also eminent!y sug- costing 6.65 gestive of “ rabbits.” “Cardigan Arms” aske me to say The what year it was that Featherstone and Post Alverthorpe played three or four drawe in the first round ...

... MEAT TRADERS' GIFTS TO THE RED The MUD of X5O-000 has just the .loint- Coniiniilro of the British Red Society the Order of St. John, from the British Meat and Trades Rod Cross appeal. is second iiisiahncni, and brings ilio tola! the meat trades to .CIOI.IIL ...