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... this afternoon at Christ Church Cemeterr, Mount Petlon. There were present. apart from the mourners, Hewn Torn Hardy, W. H. Sunderland. Ccr. Thomas, Tom Smith (dereamed's fellow.eideman St, Augustine's), John Halliday date headmaster of St. Augustine's Schaal ...
... (Sowerby Bridge), Mrs. M au de and Mrs. France (daughters), Mr. and Mm. reverend (Low Moor). sort-in-law and daughter; Mrs. Thomas (daughter). Mr. and Mrs. Peal (Blackpool). brother-in-law and sister; Mr. and lank Ashton (Mirfleld). brother-in-law and Meter; ...
... Jagger. Ernest John Christie and Leonard Locke. Isaac Firth and T. C. Naylor, Toni Sheard and Herbert Shaw. Joseph Carter and Thomas Robertshaw. C. E. Stewart and C, R. Thorn. ton, W H. Dentith and H Greenwood Thos. Robinson and Emma Baldwin. R. F. Drake ...
... be died later without regaining The lad's name was Weir, and he had been sent from London to Edinburgh by his father, Mr. Thomas Weir, of 37. Gibbons-road, Stratford, London. in charge of • Portobello geotleman. The lad had evidentl wandered along the ...
... Cryterse and Conl.ff. R.F.A. EFIOHLEY LIN.. AR! —At WY. Ra e A. —Rater. Law and Rewires. Ogden and Bradley. Marsha% Brothlathy, Thomas. Chapman and Lean ASSUCIA I lON. WEST VALE w SLNFIELI. ROVERS.—At Bradford. Woesnop. Sykes and P. ?motley, and I. W. 1.1 White ...
... plaintiff, damages r 2.40. MR. REIR HARDIE RAGGED. Mr. Reit Hardie was sobbed ►y Atalanta of the Manchester Valve:dry Dorian last night, and after vain attempts to deliver a speech was forced to abandon his meeting. Mr. Hardie had bean invited at the !natant* ...
... Smith, John and Benj. 'Thomas Daniels, Walter George Taylor, and Wm. Conway. SIDNEY JACKSON EA, Orford-lane, &Mal, belt maker. Proposed by 3°8.10 Morton and Albert Taylor, Henry Sentinute and Frederick Taylor , Edavad Clerk and Thomas Bilbeough Shove. I Joseph ...
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... being 19 laid= at not a be br Mem Tbs. is Ike : .21 a, a 3110 DEATH OF THE REV. THOMAS JONES. A wall-known miniater of the Baptist denoroinetiot. p•mon of the Rev. Thomas Jones peened away es Wednesday night, after a few weeks' illness, his in Methsld-road ...
... At Hull.—On the lath lost., at Drypool Church by the Rev. W. Gibson, also at the Catholic Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Trapper, Thomas Robinson of Nnthill, eldest eon of Thos. Robinson, Hutton Hall, iu the North Hiding, to Sarah Wright. eldest daughter of Thos ...
... Now Town, near Halifax, woollen manulwtunv, leaving a wife and nix children to la nn nt On Sundsy, at an advanced age, Mr. Thomas. Tempest, of Northownua. On Sunday last. aged :✓2, Ann, Wife of Mr. Wni. Ted, of Halifax, corn dealer, and out of the Society ...