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... Hunter, Norton. AMATJEDBS. Fruit. — 6 varieties of fruit : Ist, J. Small- wood, Newton ; 2nd. G. W. Weatherill. 2 bunches of graces : lst, G. Taylor ; 2nd, H. Taylor. 1 melon: Ist, 3. Hart, Old Ormesby ; 2nd, H. Taylor. 6 peaches : lst, J. Smallwood ; 2nd ...
... Vlkki cremation Wednesday December 16 1120 am Chanterlands Crematorium C Son Ltd Rest Grace to Pat families you Gill Shiela BRADSHAW Grace to Sheil you Avenue BRADSHAW— Grace Sheila Pat family are you John Peter Ann p BRADSHAW— sympathy Always p BRADSHAW— ...
... Holmes an.l Sons, tanners — l.njman and Emmpni. Button st. Dorset sq, corn chandler,— .1. Highfield and C. Birch. Liverpool — Chappelow and Son, Lon acre bridle cutters — J. Smith and R Morphett. Size lane, wholesale tea dealers— Nicholson and Hoole. Sheffield ...
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... ARCHDISKOP or YORK'S VISIT TO hfinocesnaoroir.—The 22nd inst. has now been definitely heed as the date for the tuft of his Grace the Archbishop of York to Middlesbrough in cog Demon with the foundation stone laying of the new church of St. Sambas at Linthorpe ...
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... H Air, who rowed against Sergeant Fagan, W. Cook, T. Welch, and S. Brown. W. Broadhead, J. Moore , Private Cook, and F. Chappelow rowed over. In the final, Air's crew and Baines 's came together, and the former ultimately peered the victors by two lengths ...
... allow their opponents to bat first. The ground was rather damp, but the wicket on the whole was in fair .ondition. Messrs Grace commenced the visitors' de- fence, Peel snd Harrison bowling. Peel opened the attack. Bis third and fourth deliveries were ...
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... WORRIED he is not unduly worried about Hall-road’s low position moment Sunday October 5 Hail-road entertain Dean Smith and Grace from Keighley in the Sunday Cup year Rangers reached quarter-finals being knocked out by another Leeds team which comprised ...
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... announced to play in tha above great contest to-day ( Monday) and following day*, at Park Avenue, Bradford :— Englakd :— Dr £ M Grace, Mr W F Pollen, and Mr W R Gilbert (Gloucestershire), Barlow. Mr A N Hornby, W Bobinscn, Briggs, Pilling, Crossland, ani Nash ...