... Arncliffe and .Halton Gill. On Easter-day, the services at the Parish church, Arnoliffe, were of a bright character. Thar. were two celebrations of the Holy Communion, at 8-0 a.m., and after Matins. At the morning service. the Easter ante em 'Christ our Paseover ...

... treated by the British. The present system of liberating prisoners must prove fatal to our advance into the Transvaal. The Boetv rise as soon as our troops pass, and harass our rear and threaten our communications. _ _ The advance of the Boer commandoes from ...

... obtained a second prize for a leghorn hen at the Wakefield Poultry Show on Tuesday. Eatrrgit Good-Friday and the afternoon of Easter-Monday were kept as holidays. The absence of the usual fete held at Robin Ilona under the auspices of the Silsden brass narrowed ...

... has this week been removed to directly opposite the church, and telegraphic and other communication has now been made. _ ON Easter-Monday a tea-party, to which about 60 people sat down, was held in the Sdsden Moor Wesleyan chapel. An entertainment was held ...

... THE FARMERS' COLUMN. ENTIRE HORSE SHOW AT BEDALE. On Tuesday the Easter show of entire horses was held at Bedale, and there was a large attendance of farmers and others interested in breeding. The show of draught horses attracted most attention, and included ...

... But when Easter falls as late as 25th April, or even as bite as this year, the sea may be getting warm, and fishing possible, and sea breezes gaining their charms. In London tkings are reversed, and an early Easter is preferred, not that Easter itself makes ...

... taken. The report concludes that it would be a splendid arrangement for . concerned if an automatic system of regulating the rise and fall of wages could . be devised, but the employers have -•al. pably all through shown that it was a bargain they wanted ...

... Councillor Midglcy also spoke. Lora Laoy rirorwa, who are ;cute/lag al eimiez, Are not expected in Grobvenor Placa until aft..r Easter. Sir (;eo rg e 601 die hMeteil the British flag M aw l the Sultan Subteen has surrendered and signed a treaty recognising ...

... weavers unless the latter are forced up to them, and while there is the least legitimate prospect offered by the right of a rise to a point occupied by other weavers, they are not contented to remain where they are. Hence the agitation, the mass meeting ...

... 24th, 1894. was £436, corresponding week last year £239; increase, £186; Easter week 1893, £3BB passengers carried this week 46,103; corresponding week last year 27,483! Easter week, 1893, 40,968. SHOOTING NIATICH.—A pigeon shooting match came off at ...

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... only one hand, 30 knocks each,for One thousand spectators witnessed the match. Blakey was favourite. Bracewell retired at 1s rises, being 32 score behind, piling up 147 score to Blakey's 179 score. William Shutt, Cottle, was stakeholder and referee. TRY ...