... am. Copies of the book are available at the library now. A dance night is being held in Cleckheaton Town Hall from 8- 11pm. Doors open at 7.30 pm and admission is £4. Saturday October 28: A dance night is being held in Batley , Town Hall from 7.30-11.15 ...

... by ti.oloAnds. that eunisteut use of 1 1 , - . Care will not O:Ay but will baui..h the trou'Jio. ilas comedy is 114 W t!..) /Clog lent, and Doll ill :Is. &I. and 45.t1.. thin bringing it wit'on; ti of all. ILlorti free c.u, • litsine.l, as the doctor now ...

... catering or a prize for the winners of a logo competition. - Anyone who can help can contact Mrs Higgins on 478179. otnher opportunities include bricklaying, rugby league, soccer and kabbadi, clog dancing, singing and composing with Opera North, behind ...

... please try to send in three new members at least next week. RESULT OF PRIZE COMPETITION NUMBER 1. HUMPHREY SHAW. 41, STREET, BATLEY. is the winner of oar first Prize Competition, and the book, which is called Elias Tryst's Boys, hu been sent to him per ...

... before. lie had nothing in his hand when defendants came and gave him it with the clog toe. He was at the bottom and they on the top pawning with their boots and clogs; and ',e screamed out murder ! He denied following David Taylor home or threatening ...

... with a few weeks' rest and quiet it is hoped that the Major may be restored to hie wonted health sad strength. Dances for the tiospital. The dances held last season in aid of Bat. ley Hospital Extension fund were so much enjoyed that .imilar gatherings are ...

... difficult to move. But we have been driven first orieinal trade and then from one branch of the trade to another. Many in/dances !ire given to show . the effect of foreign tariffs in restricting British export trade. The foreign import duties on bottles ...

... market is dull, particularly so fur bine-grey rags. Dyers ate moderately employed ; but the competition is Seen. IsT V. B. LIGHT INFANTRY BATTALION Saceriso CLOG.—The annual meeting of this club was held at head-quarters, Wakefield, on Saturday last, Lieut ...

... was rendered with remark. able &umiak* and eepressino. and. in addition to the march Coi - net. a selection of dance music en* teen. Dancing was freely indulged in. cud a ire.% enjoyable miming vent. Femme Cleo t. sad Eilis (3S). two Batley rasa dowrihol ...

... sickness during tie year. There were now 131 tinanc.al member,. and the worth of the lodge' woe about DiOD. Apwgremote of dances was gone through. intenporeed with swigs by Mist Ilitegreaves, Meows. Godfrey Sykes., G. H. Gide, Ilerlo•rt Tuoilimion. and ...

... been sent out, and in response to these a company numbering about 120 assembled, and took part in an excellent programme of dances. Amongst those present were Mr. W. H. Steward, the president of the Club; Dr. Forsyth, Councillor J. 8. Hodgson, Councillor ...

... rit, one of the chief festers' of which etas delineations of itharctor by MG:oho Froggutt. number of wears emitter. in competition for price* were to here been as these had been pent tc Mr. Isaac Brooke, late aZatley, who swirled the prize., end could ...