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... that he KENTISH —Kent, land, is noted for ; and of all kinds the flavour. From this kind is produced orella Brandy, the be used in place of wine, is a fine tonic, and het or cold water. Stores. Manufacturer, fori tall Bar, Maidstone. Thowas Grant, Disti ...
... SALE, a WOOD SHOP, 3 yards by 3. at present Boot Shop.—Address W., Office, Batley. OTTAGE TO LET, Hanover Street, Boothroyd Lane.— Walter Dawson, Union Street, Dewsbury. ~ FNGGS, EGGS, from pure bre] Golden Hornets, 3s. 6d. a M4 per sitting.—G. Shackleton ...
... Allison and Son, of Grimsby, have been destroyed by fire, the damage acnountsng thousands of pounds. At Maidstone Barracks Private Boltman, ¢! the West Kent. has been shot dead by a comrade named Marsh, who accused ot thcfr. The British commander at Tientsin ...
... the water. He was drowned before aid rendered. His body has not been found. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbrass, of Bridge, Kent, cele- brated their golden wedding on Saturday, and the festivities were their sixteen idren, Gift and great - grand- chil and ton for New ...
... LET, » LOCK-UP SHOP, Daisy Hill Boutmaker. Golden Boot. bottom of Daisy H IL West Dewsbury —Apply to George Brown BE LET, a SHOP in Nelson Street, Dews- bury, 28 yards jong by 6 yards wide ; well lighted. Kent £4) per annum. — Apply to Thos, Thac krah ...
... There are no pumps where the cocoanut grows, which, perhaps, accounts for the milk in it, Why is a general servaut like a boot ?—Because the one is maid of al) work, and the other is aleo made of awl-work. ‘What is the difference between freight and ...
... pursuance of his annual custom, the town micsionary of Batley has been at work as an evangelist amongst the hop pickers in Kent, and he scuds us some interesting particulars relating to the and the people. Writing trom Yalding, he says :— It bas been ...
... conservatories, rich with rare plants and bright with beautifal flowers, and “ houses where clusters of purple grapes and golden-hue: peaches perfumed the air. Later in the day several other guests arrived, and cakes and wine were served in the drawing-room ...
... in a bog gvod thoroughfare ; suitable for any business. Kent Dewsbury. 3s. per week.—Apply, T. Colbridge, Huddersfield Road, M NEAR THE si LET, DWELL LL NG. HOUSE containing two kitchens, Kent, with town's -room, two bedrooms, &c. M water, £13.—Apply ...
... tans. Lancashire 216 An for no wicket. Yorkshire .. Lancashire won by we YORKSHIRE v. KENT (Return). At August 12 and 13. ist Inns. 2nd Tans. Kent 121 102 Yorkshire 47 Kent won by 8 runs. YORKSHIRE v. MIDDLESEX (Return). At Halifax, August 15 and 16. lst ...
... Treat TO Frnday evening last week, Mr. D. Oxley, of Westgate, entertained his woik- people to an excelient supper at the Golden Lion Inn, Huddersfield Koad. The host, Mr. W. Ciiffe, served the same in a first class style, after whi:b a very con vivial ...
... the liquid “ Floriline” on 8 wet tooth- Herald, of the Sth of February the wheel. Tt contains a powerful coil, Maidstone, Yorkshire v. Kent. brush produces a piensant lat ber. te last, pu to be a we of a new and constitutes, in short, a 28—At Y¥: ¥. Sussex ...