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... his lecture on The Grattan Parliament. He said that nothing was ever welcomed so much by an afflicted and impoverished nation as was the Parliament of Ireland of 1782, which bore the name of Henry Grattan. It was well called Grattan's Parliament, because ...
... Crosby, corn millers, Apperley Bridge, was summoned for furiously driving a wherry and obstructing a tramcar near the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, on the 6th inst.—He was tined 10s. including costs. Mr. Kerrigan, superintendent, represented the Tramway ...
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... swing doubtless to the fact of it being Easter week. QUISELEY. For Dock and Bloette Jackets, Cardigans, Wool Vests, Pants, Fronts, Scarves, lowest prices; John stone, Yeadon. W 7 Goons era delivered free, fortnightly, in this district from titlrk's Cheap ...
... course through the medley of arm., lees, end wheels. Fortunately, none of throe who fell sustained injuries. Some of them even remounted their machined and continued the race. .1. W. Wood (York) preyed the winner, Grattan being second, and Borrow third ...
... AJf.H. Clspham, Eveline Ada Claphain, Chas. Cam badge, John W. Hardy, John 6. Slater. John T. Towers, Kd. D. Marshall, W. H. Smith, Charles E. Clspham, Fred Stewart, Frank Hustler, Joa. Claogbtoo, John K. Smith, Richard and Harvey Lumb. It will be noticed ...
... JAMES J: HODGES. NIDDERDALE (the Switzerland of England). THE KING'S ARMS HOTEL, PATELEY BRIDGE. Poet horses to Brimlutm Rocks and all interesting places. 7451 The King's Anne io an excellent resting place from whence to explore Nidderdale. Vide Illostro&NI ...
... WF2TGATE. BRADFORD, MINTERS, PAPINNANOM, Guiana. OTl.Dalta, DIN:ORATORS. GLANS AND SIGN WRITRIIB. &c. W. H. & S. undertake all arm a work required in ly Cleeninuead Banovenor Private Houton Publn r : b estitutienn Haan °Sow, An is as Mama Manner and at ...
... who stand first on the list) are am fol lows:--1fersrs. Edward Denison, John Birch, Andrew Harri.n, John Brown (South Parade), Wm. King and Ben). Eirch. Maws. Wm. Aturgatecyd and John Wm. Denison were appoihOd lIMENOVE ENTIRTAINNWI7.—IIDder the auspice, ...
... arches, it was stated that Mr. Grattan, engineer to the Midland Railway Company, would visit Shipley shortly to make an inspection, and • deputation wu appointed to join one from the Shipley Local &aryl to confer with Mr. Grattan se to how the improvement ...
... in BOOTS and SHOES. FARMERS. Raw KIND OF • GRASS MOWERS, HA LO YMAK ES ERS, HORSE RAKES, &c., eZe. , AT WT CASH PRICES, AT JOHN ROBINSON'S, KING CHARLES CROFT. LEEDS. WHITE HORSE HOTS, OTLEY, ON FRIDAYS. N. B. —Attends 5877 SALTER & SALTER'S FOR THE BEST ...