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... heavy. Both the S. &L. Co. and the G. N. made extraordinary efforts to cope with the enormous traffic daring the week. Each day tho races the Gzeat Northern arranged to run luncheon and dining car by tho 9-40 express from London; there were special trains ...
... months and 13 days, ton Archibald tiara, leather etmter. EoiMiXBK. September IS, at 21, Court R. RheffinkWcad, Sarah Aston Rodgers, aged 11 months and days. Tsowkia. Orotenber 71, 2, Const 2, Bc. MaryVpSaee, John William, aged montba aad 14 days, »oa Trawell ...
... A WAKING DREAM. The following beatifal lines are the prod action of Oscar, the son of Mr. William of boy aged but nine years, who composed them bat two days before bis recent death. We think the grace and elegance of the diction will surprise the reader' ...
... AND PI ELD-BO AD, BARNSLEY. AND HIOHSTONE ■ ROAD AND HOWARD - STREET, WORBBORODOH CO SIMON, TO BZ BOLD AUUfiOB, BT TifTSSRS. LANCASTER SONS, the Itl. Royal Hotel In Bernaley. on WednawJay. the day of March. It®*. prompt. In the roUowtn« Lota, and robjert ...
... was made to the Board of Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, on the 14th day of Augnst, 1883, in the matter of the above-mentioned Charities, by the Reverend William Stafford Barker, vicar of the parish of Silkstone; John Woodcock Owns worth, c ...
... Sherwin, Wm. Plant, Joseph Chandler, Ephraim Walker, Thomas Batty, Charles Phillips, William Granger, William Hulse, Joseph Lamb, Abraham Lamb, George Deakin, and William White, colliers, living Swinton, were charged with trespassing on land known as the ...
... Granville George Howard to the peerage raises to six the number of Howard. on the rolls of the House of Lord#. The others are Henry Fitzalan-Howard. 15th Duke of Norfolk • the Rev. William George Howard. Bth Earl of Carlisle; Henry ...
... the house, Howard said, have not made a single hot to-day ; I hao» been out all day.” On the window found a cigar box containing two relating to hett'ng. Thor© were fifteen sixponces, threepenny bit, and some copter. —Mr. Rideal said Howard bottle maker ...
... Ebor-street, Walter aged 7 months ard 19 days, son of Thomas farm labourer, Sizcoz.—January 17, at 3, Newsome-nquare, Monk Brelton, William Silooz, aged 1 year and 5 months. —January 17, at 8, Middlesex-»treet, William Waddiogton, drayman, aged yean. Smith ...
... PORTER WANTED. THE Guardians of the Poor of the Barnsley Union DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that at their Meeting on T*e*day, the 10 ...
... moment the coal reached the surface it was sold for seven shillings per ton. He strongly counselled restriction of labour. Mr. William Pickard (Wigan), next addressed the meeting. Mr. Stephenson, of Rothwell, secretary to the association, referred to the principal ...
... amendment, 283; against, 297. majority was therefore 14. Tuesday, various notices of motion were gir«u, including one by Colon Howard Vincent In connection with the destruction of the British trade foreign markets, unfair competition, and hostole tariffs. ...