Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... hours day, which would leave me lime about the churches and look at the books. “Ah, you not know London,' Anneiis said. “it is huge, stranger i? lost in it. It is world i>i Itself. There arc thousands churches; it would take you years to make one visit to ...
... THE LANCASHIRE DAILY POST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1895. tx*t*lLB j DRUGGED AND ROBBED STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR. STOKES’S MURDERER. * t,• • ll «- I* fcet house Cepstooe-tcrrac®, H'illiem John Belter, 3P, mllk«en, of Cempbell-roed, Tlioioas Bmdley, ftremiin ...
... THE LANCASHIRE DAILY POST, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1897. AUCTIONEERS ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO-MOHBOW (TMUKSDAYI. VALUABLE DWELLING H‘>USE •ml Plot* BUILDINti LAND In PKESION ; also DWELLING HOl’SK> PENWOBTMAM. n«w-Prwton. Bv THOMAS DKW’HUKST and SON. »t their ...
... Geidfonte*n (2,-) (2/3> ATfANTED, immediately. Attendant tor jiaralysed light weight-—2b, St. Andrew North, St. Anneaon-Sea. BE LET. No. 13, CHRISTLAN-KOAD; rent, £22.—Apply to J. Swarbrick, 147, North-road. AT/ANTED, once, good Bodice Hand.—The Misses Smith* ...
... OF TEA DUTY I PRIORS REDUCED TWOPENCB PER LB. July let by THE NATIONAL TEA CO.. 151, FRIARGATB. and 74. CHURCH-STREET. PRESTON, in other Towna NOW 2/2, 2/4, 2/6. tod extra one of fine quality at 2/8 per lb. CHEQUES GIVEN WITH TEA. For a of Cheque*, choice ...
... TI7ANTED. FOREMAN, to take charge Tailor's Sub-division Workroom; must bare nreviona e*- perience. Also good TAILOR coats under and over; also good COAT PREBSER and LADIES*-TAILOHS. Apply, Andrew McNeil, 51, Church-street, Preston. district ccfcjNctL; WANTED ...
... ie --Apply , Andrew a.nci Dickson, 30, IV inck leY - equare• P re9ton. r BE LET, good FAMILY HOUSE. SPRING BANK, lre-hergate-hill: rent £2O. 3. CLIFF-STREET. off Fisnergate; rent £22 108. House, 68, HIGHER BANK-ROAD. Eul-,sood; rent £22. Douse, 137, ...
... precioua memories of our dearly-belored son, Sub-Lieut. GEOROE L. ROUTLEDOE, grandson of Lieut.-Commander E. R. J. WILLIAMS, R.N., who went down with hla ship, the destroyer Beverley, April 11th, 1943, aged 22 years. And so. dearly beloved, you are across ...
... MARY, the desrly-loved daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. ROBERT BHADI BY Service on Wednesday. May 23rd. 10 15 am., at St Andrew's Church, and prior to cremation Carleton 11 a.m. Inquiries T. H Fenton. Tel Cleveleya 2024 CROOKALL. -On Msy 20th at 70. London•treet ...
... St. Thomas’ II 34 Aspin—Moorbrook v. Guttridge 28 J. Brown— Guttridge v. —St. Andrew’s v. Emmanuel TI. . Gregor— Emmanuel 11. v. St. Andrew’s .. 33 BOWLING. Huggins—St. Andrew's v. Emmanuel IT f or Blogg—Grimshaw-street v. St. Jude's p for 33 Fieldiag—Moorbrook ...
... placed in the grounds of St. Thomas’s Church, and found by the verger, John Jones, on Sunday morning. Jones said that he bad been ringing the church bell at eight o’clock, and ...
... Braakell, 13 and 46. The attendances »t sub-committees are also given. Tho best attendees have been: —Aldermen: Walmsley, 30; Woods, 27; Pearson. 51; Thom peon, 33; Fcaler. 45; Copland. 22. Councillors: Andrew. 41; 40; Myeraoough. 24; Houghton. 27; Simpnon ...