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... largo and attentive andiesos.—Tbe Society's choir took part in the London Crystal Palace concerto on Tuesday last. Vas.% for Cardigan jackets and liosieg. Tim Nsw COUNTY BASIS ros ens sear UNIOL—The particulars of Mouser county rate basis for 1893 for tho ...
... At the Dewsbury West day afternoon Robert Cropper, landlord of the King's ilidieg Police Court oe Monday, Edward Robinson, - Arms Hotel, Dewsbury, formerly of the Men sod teamer. Heckmondwike, was fined 2s. ad. and costs, Seek Hotel, who has for :nasty ...
... the General Works Committee that a letter had been received from Dr. D.Juthwaite, Cleckheston, claiming £2O on behalf of Mr, John Bet ry,of Ilartshead Moor, who had b-eo deprived of water for manufacturing purposes by reason of the water iu hie dam being ...
... Dr. Keighley. Dr. Woods. Dr. Wilkinson. Messrs. John Spolding, A. J Riley. James Gladwin, Jet*. Farrar. T. Lambert, F. H rumbas. J. Sainter, C. I'. Mellor. F. Roberts. G. Robertson, F. Wsterbonse, John Walker (London), an ds.er Gore (Stanningley), together ...
... taken into consideration. Mr. JOHN WESLEY AND MIYOTALL HOUSE.—We aro indebted to the courtesy of a Batley gentleman for permission to publish the following letter which was sent by Mr. John Heald, of Dewsbury, to Mr. John Harrop, whose address was, Near ...
... transfer from the Cardigan trustees may be effected es speedily as the due course of law will allow. The Corporation. it is understood, are actuated by a desire that there should be no unnecessary delay, it iApresnmed that the Cardigan trustees would not ...
... was • hole broken in the side window, covered with • Cardigan jacket, which could be removed and a hand pat through the window.—Thomas Carney, a lad of about the same age as defendant, and son of John Carney, labourer, New Street, said he knew Farrar. The ...
... ble. es ed. T. PAS ITT KONii. SELLERS' others for Stockings, Undervests, PATENT Petticoats, Pants, KNITTING Boys' Suits, Cardigan MACHINES Jacket, ke. SELLERS ' Practical Treatise on Knitting. ell user,. I:llitt.eg poet trre SELLERS' sewing Machines a't ...
... at 47,70r5. The reserve was .CB,ooo.—The Howley l)yeworks were sold to Mr. Matthew Garner, of Batley. for 41,300. The Cardigan Arms Inn and land of acres. at Woodlark, was purchased by the Atlas Brewery Co., Batley Carr, for Sit acres of land adjoining ...
... comparison in the year 1884, before any A. Trench was put in, in 1886, after the first Arm Trench was pot in by Messrs. Parkinson and Bower, and in 1889, after the Arm Trench extension by Mr. Minchcliffe. Diagram No. 1 chews the height of the water in the ...
... present took part. On Mouday next the session will commeuee in real earliest, the opening paper being given by Mr. Owen Swift on John Ruskin. Hies LANK MISNIONARY AND MINTINO.—The congregations at the Hick Lane Wesleyan Chapel were meet satisfactory last Sunday ...
... the house is to be robbed of one of its greatest attractions for the sake of £5 a year. Needless to add, the action of the Cardigan truetoes, in selling the oak oak. without giving the Golf Club a chance of retaining it, is adversely criticised. There are ...