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... man, Lily. and ehine Robert Burgess and Thomas Burges, ur A RECITAL. uur of the Normanton vol, Hardy, of Leicester, ga a recital at the Baptist School op Tnesday. 8 Butler aded over a moderate sttend- anee r. Hardy displaved considerable powers in Raiph ...
... additional land necessary for the widen- ing of Oakensbaw-lane on the vorth side of sanda!lane beyond the quamiity which Sir Thomas Pilkington will give imates % footpat rovemrnte were ap for .—WakeGeld and Weel road — from city boundary to Heath Common ...
... forgotten.” — From Father. Mother, Brothers, and Ssters, and Brother is CHAPMAN—In lcvire memory of William, deariy beloved son of Thomas and Emma Chapmaa, of Hovbury who was to rest August 11th, 19 eced 23 years. Those who loved him sadly mise bim, As it another ...
... Uur musical readers will at once perceive hat Mi Hardy selected some of the best and at the eame time some of the moet difficul: ompostions, and his masterly riormance ouvinced all who heard it that Hardy i» in organist of whom Wakefield has just reason ...
... tor allowing their dogs following | aut large unmuzzled :—John Modgson carter, Knott Barney uuner, Uld tou Girvan), os ; ‘thomas Auty, labourer, 0, de Jackson, gree: Claytoa Oddy, drayman er, ‘Normanton was charged with control over two norses ont tan ...
... times in the last 12 years. The Borough Modern Language Prize hae been awarded to F. O. Garside; A W. Armitage and C. L. B. Thomas were judged worthy of distinction The subjects of examination were (1) History of France in the 19%b ceatary, (2) Vietor Hugo's ...
... made in al! shapes and WIN memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Ane. tbe beloved wife of the late Thomas Ambier. engineer, who died February 7th, at 16, Flanshaw. lame, Wakefield. “Gone, bat net ~AA CA and AA PAUMONT—In loving memory of George Henry ...
... for a like of- preferred by P.O. Taylor, had 10s wo ONES. — The foll charged with being drunk and Thomas Kelly, miner, Normanton (P.C. Wood), Le. 6d.; ‘Thomas Hebden, boat hauler, Belle Vue (P.C.’s Robbins and MeBurnie), 11s. ; Miles Marfield.miner.Shariston ...
... Wm. French. Haeuy.—On the 13th inst., at the Wakefield Asylum, aged 63 years, Mr. John Hardy, late of Leeds. RAVNIOL—On the 20th inst., acrd 70 years, at Mr. Thomas Silverwond's, Emley, Mr. George Rayner, late assistantoverseer for the townchip of Horbury ...
... Mary Cath Tine Buxton, infant, Queen’s- 5 . COXSEDGE-On_ the 17th inet. 67, Robert Co: , Bragg Lane End. FROST—On the inet.. Thomas Frost, bury HOWDEN Interred. at Hor! on the 63, Mary Ellen Howden, Jen kin-road, ILLINGWORTH—On the 18th imat., amed 59, Sareh ...
... pay, or Before Mr J. BR. and Mr H. Ashwell. UBLE D.’s—Thomas had 6s. 6d ‘eir, miner, to Normanton, for Robinson proved the Being were mulcted Crofton (PB Ai , Ss. 6d.; Joshua labourer, (PS. Hardy), 10s. be. Branton and , ©. Patter), Bywater, miner. Leseoe ...
... saying ! asked Sir Thomas. -7r That—that it is wonderful you have kept your love so green—eo green and fresh, you know, explidned our hero, who had nu blest that he had spoken his thoughts half aloud. end the daughter, !Sir Thomas ; is her name as pretty ...