... , W. Middleton, J. M. Barret, Esq., Edward Barret, Esq.,—Meynell, Esq., W. S. Wheelhouse, Esq., Councillor Bessington, Henry Oxley, Esq., &c. &c. The mayor having been called th« chair, delivered an animated address on the subject of the bill, showing ...

... find that the progress made by the Society through that period, is much greater than during any previous year. Moved bv Henry Oxley, Esq. Seconded Saml. Holmes, Esq. 3rd. That the following be the Officers of the Association for the ensuing year;— President ...

... A committee was appointed to consider the question of the salaries and duties of the various West Riding officers. Mr. Henry Oxley was re-appointed on behalf of the Council to visit certified Reformatory and Industrial Schools for the year at a salary ...

... had not long before lost another officer in the person of Mrs. Ann Oxley, sub-matron, who had been connected with the place for twentyeight years, and weathe widow of Mr. Henry Oxley, for twenty-fire years master tailor. She died at the house of her daughter ...

... Saturday forenoon an accident occurred at tbe Crescent lon, Byram-street, to Henry Oxley, aa out-porter at tbe Hudderefield Rail- way Station, bat a reddent of Spring-place, Lockwood. Oxley was mounted on a ladder cleaning windows, when the ladder slipped, and ...

... being present. The morning sitting was devoted to busiuess matters. The Marquis of Ripon was re-elected president. Mr. Henry Oxley. of Wakefield, was appointed vice-president, anti Mr. Edward Dalton, of Leeds, one of the hon. secretaries Mr. J. W. o:icy ...

... whole performance reflected great credit uoon the musical taste and ability of the choir. The readings were given by Mr. Henry Oxley, of Wakefield, who kept the audience in a continual vein of mirth by the wit and humour of two of his selections. The gem ...

... out of the notional appeal and for the obtaining of funds. EX - TMAL SENTENCE Or PENAL SERVITUDE. The trial ot William Henry Oxley, ex-Omenser St. Albans Owl. fee embezzlement, took place before Mr. Justice Lawrence. at Hertford Lianas, as The prisoner ...

... balanoe-sheet was taken as read and the Superintendent of Works presented an Inventory of the property and regalia. W. Bro. Henry Oxley, of Bond- street, Wakefield, was proposed by the retiring Prov. G. Treasurer as his successor, the nomination being seconded ...

... Edward briefly acknowledged the compliment. On tbe motion of Mr S. P, Unwln (Saltitre), seconded by Mr Bateman (Bipon), Mr Henry Oxley was reappointed treasurer. Mr James Hanson (Bradford) was appointed viae- president, and Mr E. Yewdall re-elected aeoretary ...

... time, it not being necessary. 1 remember well two or three old Peninsula, soldiers, one of them Henry Oxley, being seized by a Press at the age of fourteen. Henry was employed at the woollen mill of John' Walker and sons, of Millshaw. He fought, 1 think, ...

... years, Mary Ellen, wife o£ Mr. Moses Hellawell, Marsh. ,°° th «?8-h inst, aged 2 years, Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. William Henry Oxley, Northgato. HiUhoostunt ** E Ge0rge Tenn3^ LiSLoirffefwooToale.^ * '* ** J «~ *»^ Oakes^Lln^y^' ?? ?? Jam^ L-S-la^LfaalS:' ...