... who lived at • distance had lest the torn limb,, ,—Alderman tloklmeorth, el. T. lier.rge Newell. John Jobs 'Mond.. J. S. tte,t. and It S. diaw. hie John prc.i.hd. se esce:lrat estegtais• ,nnt given. Mr bred Ileatonthe boo. secretary. ✓ead report. whir% ...

... a man named John Proetor,in that street, and called out the son John. aged about 22. Immediately he was csughl, and stabbed to death on Ulla door Flap. There is little doubt that It is the outcome of a party quarrel. Two men named Grattan and McKinney ...

... in the left arm by a bullet. He was formerly a weaver, and enlisted in 3lareh, 1916. BRETT Pte. Reginald. 19, Crown Street, 13mdford, of the `feet Yorks. Regt., has been wounded through the left thigh. He wa s also wounded in i right arm in the July lighting ...

... the soul of my father Robert and my mother Matilda, William Copley, John, Wiiam and Thomas, and for the of Sir John tie Tlrombill, of his Beim , - of de Thornton, ba wife Ellen, of John tie Mattingham, nod the souls pf my brothem. sisters, refs tiers ...

... if Maidiryn of livothocet. • devotional me is with the coati ream d fist. Union ammo Uhl re , gentleman• rnaking from et. John 1 - 17, and the it Epistle of Jahn iv., 12, stied to what did the ceeentialt of Christianity, hn bald. had M torre.mded with ...

... 10A43. — William liawthorp and John Reddibough, wool comber., and Samuel Wade, combing ”verlooker, allot Marshall Mill, Manchester Road.. Bradford, for Init. incarding machines, dated 19th July, 10,386.—William Pox, Cardigan Road, Linda, woollen manufacturer ...

... send his child to whoa He was lined 6s including costa.—Edward Trcttoo, mason, Westgate, was hoed 6s for a leather offenoe.—John Wigglesworth, labourer, Quebec, Keighley, for not sending his child to school was tined 5s including costa. • CILL WIKDC-)W ...

... IrLABMNO. I AI the Pass Coed as Tuesday, Mhos the ardssiases (Mr. Middles* Ma J. Pappleisell, Mr. R. C 0 Oampbal MM. ' labssrm. Grattan Irvin irides • q el bid all IMe.. basagiag le A. sad IL Illisswertb. Ilisisisa lasi bad boa 'miserly sessided. asd he sae ...

... the straight for the last time, one of the animals bolted, threw the rider, and plunged into the crowd. A servant at the Cardigan arms, named Charlotte Schofield, who had stepped across for a few moments in order to witness the performance, was knocked down ...

... (lliugworth, 11. P. herr Ikea handed to the Sr. now io the ciiirk. Mr Illingworth's :34 6d. which made at, turning Ll 2 9. aeons, arm £lO4 0. Ild : printing, twang, and motional., acid 123 public and rosithltte• 294 24, t 4 a total of excess Narks Council Orion ...

... std School, Bradford. 182. James B. Wilkinson, St. John's National School, Bradford. M. William H. Watenough, Sandy Lane Board School, Bradford. 261. John Dawson, Central Board School, Mbar. 241. John LBW:alter, SAOOI, Ba. soldevrick. Sewed cilia-418. ...

... THE KIRKBY MALZEARD MURDER. On Mouday morning, at the Court House, Ripon, John William Barker was brought up before Mr. B. D. Oxley and Mr. B. Swim, on remand, charged with the murder of his mother, Anne Barker. at Kirkby Melmard. Thursday last. Mr. Marsden ...