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... bonee at Harsefair, Pontefract. hed been piance-piaying from “ped to pub and club to clad,” and been going noder the name of Thomas Stead. Prisoner be wenn away to get work. If he could be given test-work he would be enly too pleased to do it, he could get ...
... Gecrge Rame- botham, son of the late Thomas botham, to Sarah widow of field. the late Jemes Anderson, both of Wake. HAMPSHIRB—ILLINGWORTH—On the ‘ist ult., at Parade Chapel, Til to Annie Elland Hampshire, HARDY—RATCLIFFE—On the let inst.. at Horbury ...
... FREDERICK MAN DLUMBER, @ Fitter of PATENT HOT Gold Medal and Works, 8 BACK LANE. & BEEWRE'S AUM® Sales by Messrs Jol John Hardy & Co BOROUGH KBT_AUOTION ROOMS, out M BY TO I1GHT, at 6.30, 1 Wal- Pass. room suite, jugs. ‘Tare ova, fe Sales by Messrs. Beaumont ...
... :—Mr. Green for stone, £5B 65.; the West Yorkshire Iron and Cosl Company for dross,E24 151.11 d. Messrs. Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, for dross, £3O 2.1. sd. ; Ile. Schofield, plumber, &c., for repairs to lamps, &c., £5 4s. 4d. ; Mr. Stanfield, for stationery ...
... ELLIOTT MOTOR and DALB-STREET, MMe, MOTORS. Wa worth, Humber, Osmonds and Fires Grade te the OT.0O. Humber and Siager Motors. THOMAS STAYNES, PRACTICAL CARRIAGE & CABT QUEBEC CARRIAGE WORKS, (O% Westgate and CARRIAG a. = REPAIRS TO. MRS. J. HEPWO AND CORSET ...
... FL Baimforth, Pur. ston (31), 55.2 sec. 3rd heat, 1, C. Flint, Castle. ford (30); 2, W. A. Thomas, Bradford (26, sec. Final: 1, Craddock; 2, Barker; 3, Thomas Easy win. Time. 533 sec. One Mile Plat Race Handicap (open).—Out of 2% entries, 14 ran. 1, W ...
... Go), coal, coke, ete, merchants, Bare=ie7) leundry Steam Laundry Prom ORDER —George Brady, li» ley, commision agent. TIONS.—Thomas Robins, Huddersfield, eohoolmaste former!y House and Grove House-lane, Clayp:! formerly tailor, now Mason, Parkers William ...
... —Harry Wouch, rer, Crigzzlestone, renresented by his b. to pay for having “gon the road joseph Hestilam, Stanley Ferry nd Thomas Davidson, miner, therstone, were » ordered to pay 10s. each for Ish offences.— A case in which a jad was charge with having ...
... wrist in two pieces. We understand that this is the second time the same wrist has been broken, but under the care of Mr. Thomas Walker we have no doubt the broken limb will emu become strong again. WM:MIAS 51MDAT SCHOOLS. On Whit Sunday afternoon the ...
... Bouchier's Yard; Samuel Nichols. Thorns Lane; John Dixon. labourer. Thorns Lane; Petrick Holiernen, labourer, Nelson Street; and Thomas Wright, shoemaker, Cock and Swan Yard. In two or three of the cases where there were two children couceened, the parties were ...
... to pay. or five om Thursday night, P.O. Broughton proving days ip Primrose-hill, was drunk end creating @ dis turbance in Hardy Croft on Weduesday night. have to behave herself she said she would do and when told by P.O Clarke that she would as she liked ...
... a shock severe, To part with ope we loved so dear. —From his scrrowing Father and Family. HARDY—In proud and loving mewory of our dew, eon, Pyte. Harry Hardy, 1/4 K.0.Y.L.1., who was killed in action Dec. 17ta, 1915, end wae buried same day at Bard Cottaze ...