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... went on, and John Ware waa convalescent. It was one midsummer morning that he sat at the window of the study ln an easy ohair while Joanna made a feint of working a little in oils. But what did it mean, the tender light that shone in John Ware's eyes as ...
... REMOVAL OF BUSINESS. TH E HUDDERSFIELD FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 88. Buxton road, and No. 1. Corner of John-street. Manufactories: Albion-street and John- street. W. H. WILSON, PROPRIETOR, Begs to draw the attention of the publlo to the following fact, and ...
... to ba mado payabta to John White, Foe Mcc, P-cadllly. ErtsbUshed 88 Years. BBMOVAL OF BUSINESS. THE HUDDERSFIELD FURNISHING WABBHOUSE. No. 88. Buxton rood, and No. 1, Corner of John-street Manufactories ; Albion-.treet and John- street. W. H. WILSON, ...
... Messrs. John Kirk and Sons, architects, John William-street, Hadderafleld, from Wednesday, the 16th of May, to Wednesday, tbe 29th day of May, inclusive, on whioh latter day sealed tenders to bo delivered to us not later than four o'olock. JOHN KIRK and ...
... s of William Firth, Tom Mellor, John Merchant, John Garbut, and James Pearson. Also *H those Three OOTTAGBS fronting to Brow-road, Paddock, together with the yard, gardens, and outbuildings, in the occupations of John Ainley, Wm. Beaumont, and Widow Beevers ...
... dealer. John Thoma3 Gretton, Laurels Farm, Codsall Wood, Staffordshire, farmer. Frances Clarke, lately residing Cambridge-place, now Britannia-place, Britannia-aquare, both Worceater, widow. William Hodson, The Hays, Cardiff, house furnisher. John Thomas ...
... s of William Firth, Tom Mellor, John Merchant, John Garbut, aud James Pearson. Also all those Three COTTAGES fronting to Brow-road, Paddock, together with the yard, gardens, aud outbuildings, in the occupations of John Aiuley, Wm. Beaumont, and Widow ...
... dred yards of the North's Arms. Inspector Lord, recalled, said there were no signs of supper oh the kitchen table. The case for the defendant was that, the day in question being the birthday of the land- lady of the North's Arm 3, a couple of ?? of beer ...
... dred yards bf the North's Arms. Inspector Lord, recalled, said there were no signs of supper on the kitchen table. The case for tbe defendant was that, the day in question being the birthday of the land- lady of the North's Arms, a couple of ?? of beer ...
... the landlord corroborated his evidence. A policeman stated that the prisoner Stephenson 3aid he had been betting at the Cardigan Arms, and had both won and lost money. The money was found upon the person of the prisoner Stephenson. Mr. Wheelhouse spoke ...
... Congregaticnalists they knew how to be fiood neighbours., and they were aot by any OW*. exclusive. A Welshman, preaching in Cardigan- shire about Heaven, said, at the end of his soriuon : 'Will there be any Churoh of England people there ?— Yes, a few. Will ...