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... O, Cbcil Avenue, Horton Park. COUNTRY COTTAGE to Let, Stoney Rldpe, Cottinrlcy; convenience for poultry, pi**, eto.— Apply JOHN NOHMIXOTON. Stcney Kld;e; or 68, COTTAGES, 42. and 43. Ouy Street; rent gaa —BOTTOM LET BROS.. Printere. LET. HOUSE and BEDROOM ...
... George E. Rushfortn, Cecil Cafe, Park Avenue; Thoa. Wilson, Dolvers’ Arms. Green Lane; Joseph Pearson, Craven Heifer Inn, Manchester Road; John Merritt, Garnett Hotel, Gamcit Street; John BarracloUßh. Queen Hotel, Iwßtcrhills; Robert Waller, Spinkwell Inn ...
... Davie*. Pontypridd; the Rev. Dr. Invelwyn llughcw. Cardigan; John Walter George Balush. West Hartlepool; Edward Davie*. Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewsbury; Geoff rev Dove. Shrewsbury; John Williams. Craven Arm*, and his «on. Alfred Williams, Christopher Wriglev ...
... Manchester Tailoring Company. 25, John Street, off Westgate. TO TAILORS. TROUSERS HAND Wanted; constant work; weekly wages.—7B and 80 Manchester Road, under Borough Cora Mill. rruiLORESS Wanted finish Worsted I Cardigan Jackets and Boys’ Suits.—P. ToßDorr ...
... played beat for Hoddatsflald. Score.— Halifax 3 goala,B trim, aadd toochdowns, Huddersfield; LEEDS ST. JOHN’S ▼ WAKEFIELD TRIKITT. Playad at Cardigan Flebto with a aUandanea of cpactatofs. weather waa flat and acarealy any wind. In tha first half each ...
... 000 rotten eggs expressed accurately enough the Irish view of the nature of tire situation created by that famous “call to arms.’'On the occasion of every great reform proposed for Ireland this century 'the Orangemen have threatened to resist it, even ...
... X«msBAPH Office. TtAUlYof MILK lor Sals; 24 Rallon, daily. P 9 —Apply toSTmwnat Uycock, near Keighley, £5 ss.—Splendid High-arm Medium Singer'* Improved SEWING MACHINE, with all modem improvement*, and warranted one the eat-nmshed machines; usual price ...
... Hornby and his gallant band that proud position which they are entitled to in the football world. Bradford played Leeds St. John’s home and home matches on Saturday. The first teams’ match at Park Avenue ended in draw. The Saints had whipped up a capitally ...
... Arthur Green. Alfred Bidgway (Life only). Haworth. Mr James Ackroyd. Hebden Bridue, Mr John G. Ashworth (Wood End). Heckmondwike, Mr Frank Peel (Fire only). Hoptoo, Mr John M. Bradley. Huddersfield, Mr Char lee Hall, jun. Ilkley, Mr William Margerisou. Keighley ...
... spoken, the proceedings closed, rote thanka being passed to Colonel . (or the use of the schoolroom. MB JOHN NOBLE, OF LONOON/OV ENGLISH SOLE IBBLiND John Noble, London, who u so* m . TOit Bradtoid.dnllrand lector* but in the Tempetmnoe Hall, Leeds Bowl, ...
... Tank Works, Shipley, Yorks. gnonuo.\t “Tall YOUSG LADY Wanted as Junior or Improver fo- Jressmaking and millinery showroom.—JOHN ELLMTT. 17, Menningham Lane, Bfd. Q EWERS wnd MAKERS.UP, z&m—l. Wanted b for binding fir-flnrlt: wages to compeient hands.—Apply ...
... sold auction some valuable freehold properties, situated in Hramley and Parsley, near Leeds. The sale took place at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Bramley, and there was a crowded attendance. The biddings were animated, and the prices realiaed afforded strong evidence ...