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... SCARBOROUGH. go DESERTING A FAmIIy.-On Tuesday, at the Town all fall, before Mr. Z. T. Wellburn and Mr, J. Kitchin, m: Harry Royal Hutchoraft, a lath-reuder, of Hull, war wi charged with deserting his wife and family, and leaving be them chargeable to ...

... Maaager, Mr. A. Wigley; Ferrunuie, Mxr. Clarkson. THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERAS AT BRADFORD. VERDI'S FALSTAFF. Sir Argustus Harris's Royal Italian Opera Company commenced a week's engagement last night at the Theatre Royal, Bradford. They opened with Verdi's ...

... fature organisaticn, training, and equiptoent of the Yeomanry force. The committee viii consist of the foliwsl ?? Lord Harris, Royal Ease Kent Yeoma2n1ry, . cha;rman; colonel thte Earl of DuT - donald; Colonel Vimcount Galway. Nottinghasmshire Yeo- manry ...

... severely wounded, shell splinter in the head, near Potchefstrom, 20th July. PRISONEPS OF WAR. Royal Welsh Fusiliers-Lieut. W. Harries. Royal Fusiliers--Lieut. B.. A. French Brewster. Honingspruit, 21st July.-Cape Pioneer Railway Regi- ment-Pt. H. Hastings. Casualties ...

... re-elected president. A full pro- gramme of business was gone through. To-day Watton Priory is to be visited. Sir Augustus Harris's Royal Italian Opera Com- pany opened their weelks engagement at the Bradford Theatre Royal last evening, when Verdi'3s *Falstaff ...