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... NITY CHURCH LITERARY AND SOCIAL UNION. CHAS 26th. at eight o' oo re Day. November RITISH WOMEN’S TEMPERANCE ASSOCLATIO DEWSBURY BRANCH. eee FRIENDS’ ADULT Peei Street, Dewsbury. DAY, November Gate of Burniey). Mra CAROLINE Chair to be taken at 7-30 y= ...
... s, John William dr. et, Huddersfield ; and from Messrs. MILNES k SWIFT, nolic tore, 36. New Street, Huddersfield. T RIP To SCARBOROCUII. The Committee of Holy Innocents' School. Tb Lee-, have arranged fora TRIP to RCARBRO' and CA.,TLE HOWARD on DEM:AWRY ...
... es, and SHOP, occupied by Isaac Ellis, George Oldroyd, Edward Variance, George Sowden, Luke Senior, William Whitaker, Joseph Thorp, and Samuel Howard, with ice Stable and outbuildings, and one-half the joint road on the north, containing au area of 512 ...
... John etubley, sad • leetare is the stheolreem by the Hew. Howard Williams. Muth Alike. Mr. H. Coulter presided eve, a midis meeting, when addressee were delivered by the am. Howard Williams, the Rev. H. C Porter. of Salem. Beath India, and Os Rev. ...
... Mirtielt Station. R. WILLIAM COATES, is honoured N with instructions from Thomas Howard, Chartered Accountant, Bradford. Trustee, and Committee of Inepection, re Robert Tattersfielt, under taukruptey, to SELL BY on the above on the 12th day of January, 1897 ...
... adjourned until Mon- day. Mr. again entered the box op Mon lay, and he Was re-examined by Mr. He said there was not much difference between the unrealised estate of 1900 and 1905. He made up the from books kept by the Mr. Jobo William Buruley was t per. ...
... York, and now in he of Mr. Howard ises are containing an area, including sites of buildings, cf 620 square yards or thereabouts, and held on leate from the trustees of Nettleton’s Charity aterm of 999 yrars from the 29h day of September, ), at an annnal ...
... Friday? (Renewed ter.)—Mr. Day: When had you commit‘ed this offence Lordship : I was fresh yest little after twelve o’clock.— The :W hat have been doing ?— His Lordship: I wrought on Monday and Tuesday.—Tre Clerk nd on Wednes day on the spree? (Lau:hter ...
... of Mr. John Day- MECKMONDWIKB. Brxsox—On the 13th inst., James Willie, infant son of Albert Benson, Street Mont—On the 14th inst., aged £3 years, Mr. Elijah Mott the 17th inst., aged 1 year and 1 montly Annie, daughter of Mr. Wiisun Howard, Jeremy Lane ...
... Roberttowu. pecrttys. BATLEY. Brrrenworrn.—On the sth inst., aged 27 days, Ethel. daughte:-of Thomas Butterworth, road, Stain - Chita DAVET.—On the 7th inst., aged 4 years, Lily, daughter of William Davey, Spa-field, Batley Carr. It.ixowor.rii.—On the sth inst ...
... was fined 10a and rests, or fourteen days, for betal drunk and not the Crofts on the 7th nod —For • offence at Albert Btreet on the Bth nut Benjamin Edson, colher, Batley Carr, was fined and 000111, or seven days. A FLIITING —Harry Newton, maker and ...
... following meetings and dinners have lately taken place. The Sincerity lodge the Grand United Order of Odd- Falows, on New-Year's day at the Shoulder of Mutton, and the Atlas lodge of the Independent Order of Odd- Fellows, at the Bull's Head, At the first gathering ...