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... of this John were to be found in Thomas & Beckett, the heroes of Elizabethan and Paritan days. John Howard, John Wesley, Livingstone, Gordon, John Bright, William Ewart Gladstone and Lord Salisbury. But the French said John had po manners—he did not kuow ...
... his way, flag in hand, back to his comrades, amid • storm of bullets. His Career. The one ambition of Dighton Probyn in those days was to be • successful soldier, and he attained It. The dashing body of irregular cavalry known as Probyn'a Horse, which be ...
... been pleased to nvgtove of the apintment of Lieut.-General Lord William Frederick fi—nelt Seymour to command the troops in Canads, ¢ in succession to General A. G. Montgomery Moore Lord William Seymour is uncle to the present Marquis of Hertford, his father ...
... Queen’s reign began their membership in England and Wales alone was 125,488; it was now 327,989. (Applause). The Rev. Howard Jones a few days agein the Times gave the number of Nonconformist members of churches then as 736,000, now as 1,834,000. Their own ...
... local authorities arranged to send a number of the unemployed to Canada. Owed 400 applications were received, and the other day thirty-three emivanta, the cost of whose passage will be paid out of the rates, left Bradford for filmgoer, where they will ...
... a. rel 60.000 cubic Dot. had been made in Tum Mm. M. ,d,:,,,;,„, a day. The capacity a( the plant about one Patti Sing Mrs. Jno. W. Hahne. • greater. vie, 75,000 cubic feet per day. pep Bo Pattie I with everything working as at Bingley. The as moo , ...
... two and driven in an open trap six miles, and sentenoed to suffer seven days in Derby gaol ; taken from his wife and • relative's home and sent to • dismal cell. True, the seven days were not completed through the hush money being paid, but, as Dr. Clifford ...
... and Mrs. W. Fox, Ilkley, silver plant pot Mr. and Mn. William Greases, Heaton, silver fruit spoons; Mr. John Greases, Heaton, hunting cup; Mr. anal Mrs. A. Grandage. Rawdon ; Mr. and Mrs. William Grandage, Harrogate; Mr. and Mrs. G. Growler, Shipley, ...
... night in the Cutlers’ Hnmhemeld. Mr. Howard Vincent, M.P., occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr. Lane Fox, vice chancellor of the League, Mr. C«:i:‘rb] Disraeli, nephew of the late Lord Beaconsfiedd, Bir William Leng. _Me. Lane-Fox delivered an address ...
... Rd. the fit. Gore and (smarm ROllll. which more that Hugh le Fits.Ohis bore bendy of ax and awn*. a quarter ermine: in the Howard Rod ww And three bends; and if Ordinary. bendy eight. inert and alum. a quarter, ermine. gives the (net oil Fitt flets—Or ...
... Philip M.P., is to speak on - John Rnakin: The Man end his Messige.- OUTINGS. In celebration of the marriage of hie ion William to Eihel Clough (Keighley). Mr. John Knox. Aer•d Shed. shades. gave his employees on Saturday a trip to Morecambe. Travelling ...
... enemy? No. His crime was “having | - B m‘.‘; ' more than seven days' supplies on his farm.” | y say its & ime afore they ¢ This sentence was passed by a military court, | improving {‘“w‘ Day S'choollwhich remarked, in passing sentence, that it ! They say ...