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... Bay Horse the Moor, from Susannah Bees ley John Arnold EoberU; the Gower Arms, Go we i street, from EJtzabeth Ward Frederick Frnest Fox; the Three Horse Sh°f«» Norfolk street, from Hilda Annie Clift to John Henrv Doyle; the Red Lion. Charlee street, from ...

... Thunder and Lightning, by Eric Parker. o.—Evensong, from Westminster Abbey. 45.— Poultry Keeping—Farm Poultry and Poultry arming, by Mr F. J. Broomhead. Banning Commentary by Col. R. H. Brand Capt. H. B. T. Wakelam the Centre Court Matches the All-England ...

... the.'Arms of Jesus. 19 MANSPTELD.—At Middleton-st.. March 19th. gmly, widow of late George Mansfield, of Hull and Hornsea. Funeral Hornsea Congregational Church, P.m.. Wpdnesdav. 19 MARSHALL.—SuddenIy, Raymond John, eldest son of Frederick John Marshall ...

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... Williams (baritone), J»t. West (speaker), John Coliinson (tenor), The African Toruba Singers, Betsy dc In Porte (soprano), Maud native melodies with Vina accompaniment, the Wireless Symphony Orchestra conducted John Ansel), and the Wireless Chorus. “Ram Singh ...

... together with business affairs, is no light undertaking; yet all these factors are to be found the Midhaelmas Fayre Messrs. John Atkinson, the Moor. She eld. The Fayre opened yesterday, and will remain until October. every department festive atmosphere ...

... who was a corporal in the Royal Marines and who was plant at t►e bombardment of Knmstadt, in H.M.S. Geyser. There was also John F. Farwell, of H.M.S. Hastings, in the thick of th+ melee when the stores were destroyed at Sveaborg and Helsiugfors. At Balaclava ...

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... inspect the Lloyd Hospital, and afterwards leave for the return journey to Goldsbrrougb Hall, proceeding via St. Johns-avenue (East), St. John'savenue (South), and Bessingby-road. CENTRAL HULL FLYING SQUAD. It is anticipated that the Centml Hull Flying ...

... ' please accept tin. (the onl> J -Emily, widow , s » Lidgley, on Feb. 19th. at n. .. Home, Cardigan-road. Bndl' r»'*? MARTIN.—Feb. 19th, fl % | o v;, l 82 John Frederick t !> the late Emily Martin. terv. Wednesday, 315. . C» ßrtiith- ...

... Hessle3kev,\ Sancton; Alfred Dee Hall, Copper Hall, Skerne; Henry Whittick Mackrill, Lamworth Hall, SuttoD-on-Hull; John McCann, Dclamore, Cardigan-road, Bridlington; William Dewsbury Megginson, Sledmcie Field, Sledmere; Gordon W. Maellwaine, West End House ...