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... DEATHS. PrestoN—On the 22th inst, at Chapel-lane, Wm. Preston, 66 years. Lister—On the 13th inst, at Regent.street, Margaret Lister, 45 years. MitcHELL—On the 14th inst, at Ferrand lane, Mary Mitchell, 65 years. g WeBsTER—On the 14th inst, at Adelaide-street ...
... Away to the edge of the moor she ran, And Jim felt his heart go down, As ho saw below, with it’s heaving throe, The terrible bog so brewn. He gave one wild despairing cry, His soul within him shrank, The mare s&ung off the cliff’s edge high, Then to ...
... TRAGIC DEATH OF AN ECCLESHILL DOCTOR. The inhzbitants of Eccleshi'l were startled early on ~aturday by a rumour that Dr George Newstead, of Bank House—a gentleman well knswn and lnghly respected in the ncighbourhood—had met with a violent death. The report ...
... HOSPITAL. JULY, 1906. Patients in Hospital earl of June. 34; admitted during July. 22; cured. 96; relieved. 6; unrelieved, 1; deaths, 3; rmaining in Hospital end of July 21. The eerretary of the Victoria Hospital, Keigh• ley. begs to acknowledge the receipt ...
... leans MIN to pay an usairazioe. When ebe •primmer came to thsdoor, and toeing spoken he ' , ruck her on the with the blunt edge of a hatchet She lied freely from the wound. and ran up A neighbour took her tun dressed the wound. She place -waist she had ...
... told Lim last Sunday to let them sec what was wrong with the instrument, and he could assure them that his teeth were set on edge. Then as to the school- ;&:iiuygll‘ knew that it was in a very bad state, and that it would have to be asphalted or paved, ...
... Whittaker, Mary Edge. Morton : Eliza Waddington, A. Blackburn, E. llerry, M. . Beanland, Harriet Taylor, - ‘lara Hardaker, Sarah Waddington, K. Ambler, Parish Church: Hannah Whitley, Ellen Beck, Esther Foulds, M. A. Rhodes, Jane Foulds, Alice Mitchell, Grace Mitchell ...
... antiseptic properities of Zem-Buk render its application to all wounds extremely valuable. Bleeding having been checked by p , the edges of the wound should be brought together by strips of plaster here and there, and then the efficient application of Zan•ltuk ...
... Redeemer liveth. and Ashweli gave pleasing rendering of it. Mr. T. A. Burgess was the a/gamin. MAN'S SISK:IDE. The attending the death of Hiram the finding of whoop body aIM Nor th Book was announced in kat week's investigated by Mr. Edgar The deceased was ...
... following were the principal scores :— 200 500 6GOO yds. yds. yds. Total. Sergeant W. Veevers. 30 34 26 90 Private W, Mitchell . 25 19 25 69 Private D. Howgate . 27 30 4 61 Private W. Whitham. 23 24 11 58 Sergeant G. Suteliffe. 2¢ 19 16 ...
... to buy as cheaply as anyhody tar . Seel, Ho Majesty. Factor, Inapt:eke, was also found he had sunk info death. The death of • ' Mr. John Mitchell, Keighlee, moved a i n th o pr i me o f lif e .,..,, ii d event, KFAGHLEY CYCI w . A IS R TS N AND MOTORISTS ...
... Mrs S. Hanson, Mrs Waite, jun., Mrs Huddershaw, Mrs Shackleton, Mrs W, Smith, Miss Greaves, Miss Chorley, Miss Nalan, Miss Mitchell, Miss Leach, Miss Buckley, and Miss Newell. SociaL Evesing,—On Tuesday evening the collectors, tray holders, waiters, and ...