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... Linthwalte. ArmaijOn the'23rd inst.,. aged 70 years, Mr. Benjamin. Ainley, MilasbriAe. HARDY—On the i d nst., aged 17 years, Maria, daughter' of Mr. Uriah Hardy. HIRKBURTON DISTRICT. LAWTON—On the 22nd Mat., aged AO years, Hannah, widow of Hr. David ...
... was customary in the case of township meetings, and he then suggested that the meeting should appoint a chairman. _ _ . MR. THOMAS BROOK moved that the vicar, the Rev. A. Turner, take the chair. Mr. JOHN KENWORTKY seconded the proposition, which, on being ...
... Doors, &c., on the Premises in the Market Pim*, stay occupied by the Yorkshire Banking Company and Mr. W. P. England.—Apply to Thomas Walker, builder, Chapel Hill Saw Milk T HE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY, 1871. Contents. —The Adventures of Harry Richmond ...
... &c., on the Premises in the Market Plats, tritely occupied by the Yorkshire Banking Company and Mr. W. p. England.—Apply to Thomas Walker, builder, Chapel Sill Saw Milli. T HE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY, 1871. Contents.—The Adventures of Harry Richmond ...
... number of capital recitations. Addresses years, had so far impressed his fellow townsmen with were delivered by the Rev. J. Hardy, vicar of Ramp- the idea that he merited such an honour, and he ton, Nottinghamshire, the Rev. T. Lewthwaite, curate hoped ...
... &e., on the Premises in the Market Place, ately occupied by the Yorkshire Banking Company and Mr. W. P. England.—Apply to Thomas Walker, budder, Chapel Hill Saw Mills. T HE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY, 11S7I. Couteitte.—The Adventures of Harry Richmond ...
... J. J. Mr. Thomas Bedford, late partner, and now a cre•iit,..r, was represented by Dir. R. Meller, of Holm-6r'l4 and Mr. H. Moseley opposed on behalf of creti:tors. It seemed that in March last the debtor dis , o:%ed partnership with Thomas Bedford (who ...
... been engaged. FORFEITING RECOGNISANCDI. —lt rviilbe remembered that some little time ago a butcher named Joseph Astwick, of Thomas Street, was committed for trial by the Huddersfield magistrates for selling a quantity of horse-flesh to Henry Mitchell, fish ...
... list of postal telegraphic offices. THE BURIALS BILL.—On Wednesday, a petition against the Burials Bill was presented by Mr. Hardy from Thornhill Lees. BAND OF HOPS ENTERTAINICINT. —The membere l of the Lockwood Baptist Sunday School Band of Ripe gave a ...
... James Kitson, Batley Carr, presiding. The following gentlemen took part in the discussion during the evening : Messrs. J. Thomas, Springfield ; N. Seeker, Providence ; W. Scaife, Baptist ; W. Copley, Whitley ; H. Bell, Primitive Methodist ; W. H. Stoker ...
... 'O4 ' IIIIICH, BATLEY.—Special services were held in St. Thome: Church, Batley, on Sunday. The morning preacher was the Rev. Thomas Lee, M.A., vicar of (Issett ell ni.e:AwlliOrpe, and in the evening the pulpit was occunieil by the Rev. John Hall Doe, M.A ...
... Mason, and receiving from him wages for what they did. A DEA& DUCKING. —Four young men named Thomas Ratcliffe, Septimus Richardson, Joseph Baxter and Thomas Spencer, all masons, employed at Messrs. Radcliffe's, near Bath Buildings, were charged with ...