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... he asked John to go with them as chaplain during the vo, age, suggesting that afterwards he might go ne missionary to the Indians. John and Charles at once decided to go. When iu America they fuequently preached to the Indians. While there John fell in ...
... who . | Bow “11 lved n, wi no v with his family in St John Street, Gooder Lane, Rastrick, and was apprenticed as a carpenter before donning khaki for service in the first “world war, but, losing an arm, he was unable to continue in that trade on his discharge ...
... reported from Cardigan. For some time a young man, named Morgan, had been paying his addresses to a domestic servant. Having recently decided to marry, they presented themselves at the office of the superintendent registrar at Cardigan. Here, however ...
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... the perambulator was wheeled into the room for the husband to Identity he threw his arms over it and sobbed. He was assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. Detective-inspector Wright described the body as he saw ...
... collection was taken on behalf of the Home and Foreign mission funds. KNUR AND St'ELL—Upwards of 400 persons assembled at the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Kirkstall-road. Leeds, on Saturday, to witness Harold Dyson, Deighton, and Tom Brown, Rastrick, play a game at ...
... Mansfield rests, and Fox, and Grattan, and Canning, and Wilberforce • high over all towers the stately monument of Chatham ; and from above. his own effigy, graven by a cunning hand, seems still, with eagle face and outstretched arm for ever to bid old England ...
... Rastrick, and the Rev John Freeman, 91. A., vicar of Woodkirk, and • procession was formed up the middle aisle, whilst the choir and congregation sang the hymn commencing Brightly gleams our banner.' The bride, who leant upon her father's arm was cheesed in ...
... proceedings. This year the services of the gymnasts of the Huilerstield C. A: A, Club had been &loured to give a • grand assenitmt arms and gymnastic display.' Messrs. Shocernith, J. C. Swallow, J. A. Swallow, Welele Kibg, Haigb, Graham, Hirst, Branch, Briggs ...
... shoeing smiths throughout tuo country.” Ou the motion of Sir John H. 'Lhorold, seconded by Mr. Nathaniel H. Coheu, the scheme was approved. Among the speakers were Mr. John Uolman; Colonel Grattan, who explained that the schewe includes provision for a r ...
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... Ibboteen, and K. Carr, and the Key. John Moore. Cocoa —Of full Lliblyecouomool riture, free Immo:l44d SW,* sad sugary. OBJECTIONS TO SOCIALISM--At the Brighouse and District Radical Club last Sunday evening Mr John Lister, 31. A., of ShiWin Hall, lector ...