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... Hastings's Lecturer, J. Day *9 2 Mr Graham’s Regalia, 5 yrs H. Woolcott 8 ft Mr Chaplin's Rama, 4 yrs Bloss Marquis Hastings's John Davis, 6 yrs J. Day 8 7 Baron Rothschild's Dalesman, 4 yrs Hayhoe 8 0 Mr Ileathcote's Beeswing, 4 yrs Bostley .in sft) ex, ...
... under nine months—l, 205., John Nuttall, Keighley ; 2, 10s., George Driver, Keighley. Extra Stock.—l, cup. Win. Laycock, Woodville, boar, small breed. Acre of sweile turnips—l, 205., B. H. Bradley, Saayghtll; 2, 10s., John Dinsdaie. Keighley. Half acre ...
... second daughter of JoHN K t The Oaklands. Walton-on-Tient. On the 17th August, at Belvedere. Kent, by th» Rev II Bernan, assisted the Rev. A. Freeman. FRAM ,> i,.. .p.' MILLER, Ksg. of Helve ...
... son ISAAC E*i.. - Binn-ighain. MARIABELLA third JOHN’ RUOT UtiWARD, E-u.. of Tottenham. A k itime and place. FRANCIS HENRY, youngsr a.ni LLOYD .of Waasell Grove, rear Stourbn lw ■ ' vuungest daughter of JOHN ELIOT HOWARD, Ea.j., ■ f * ham. , On the August ...
... Ist.—4th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, Bacup—Leader : John Lord, £26 ss. 2d. —Heckmondwike (Albion) Leader: Mr John Brook, £l2 12s. 3d. —35th Airedale West York Rifle Volunteers, Keighley—Leader: Mr John Midgley, 6s. 4th.—Kirkstall, £3 3s. Buttershaw Mills ...
... Sutton, the latter n.it .i t. Messrs Hutchins and Eaton 103, Mr P. I>. Walker I V. Mr Bray 101. Bedfem, with one arm, put together l.’ in the One Arm and One Leg Match ; Mr Charles 1 •*:: has registered 109; Messrs Shore, -pkin- n. Cart--r. Fawkes, Baker, and ...
... Bccbto*. 8 « 10 7 10 979 8 799 9 7 7 10 9 _ ,y 0 10 40 0 r 8 kj 48 4 0 8 410 10 0 7 - J4 Total SAI Ti>Ul cj Mr John Grattan was stakeholder, and Mr John Brigp, of Armley, officiated as referee. ...
... Teas out of these ships, and are now selling them very reasonable pncee. respectfully request trial Your obedient servante, JOHN TORDOFF * SON, Bradford. Sept. 99th. 1897. and Wholesale only 184, Fenchurch Street. London. PARIS EXPOSITION.—The highest ...
... Dewsbury; and further information may be obtained on application to John Gomersall, Surveyor and Valuer, Dew sbury; Mr William Eddison, Auctioneer, High Street, Huddersfield ; at offices, John William Street, Huddersfield, where plan of the property may seen ...
... her domestic disorder occupies the attention of the Empr , Napoleon, the more her internal difficulties r up, necessary his armed interference, the more easily will Count Bismarck pursue his efforts f.r , extension of Prussian power beyond the Main There ...
... tlie end Wl( fiat was in favour, by about five yard, , Wood bouse, was atakeholder and referee CARDIGAN LiIX ahi. Scot.—There was a very f^ ' , Mr Grattan’s gsounds Saturday the weather was so unfavourable, match between G. BretLtrick's Scot and 1' ...
... rabbits, for side, neither d-« exceed u,*, weight; Cardigan Grounds -Ip.m. 4.-J. Brown, of Barnsley, and 0. Watson Castleford •/> play a game at knur and spell, the »s»t M rises each for £25 side . Cardigan Grounds. 4—W. Wild's Violet and J. Mitchell s spark ...