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... WILLIAM FRANCE, Loam. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the CREDITORS of the above-named Company are required, on or before the FIFTH day of FEBRUARY, 1891, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their Debts or Claims, and the names and ...
... Michael Holley, Mrs. Jenuings, George Pattieon, Jahn)/ }:yre, William Howard, Richest Luegluern, John Calvert, John Hunt, Thomas MasoNimorge Morrill, Sarah Wilson, George Hart, Geoege Hirst, Williams Green, M. hoof, Watson Peter Kabe. The premesta are in repair ...
... James's on that memorable day. Two of them were married before the end of the year (1840)—Lady Mary A. F. Grimston, daughter of the Berl of Ferelam, to Fist-cunt Folkestone, now Earl of Baser, and Lady Blisabeth A. G. Howard, deestster Of the lied of ...
... rPWORTII PRTTY 8[24;410N:4, MIDAY. the F. W. White and S. C. Ashlin, Esq., William Nichobion, of CrOlViC, was cliarical with being drunk iu the Masons' beerlionee, at that place, on the 11rd ult. Fined rm. an,l Ga. —Benjamin Watson, of Boltoft, was chargod ...
... R. Creyke, M.P. (chairman), sad Mr. J. Bladworth. EDUCATION CAM. —Henry Howard WU by Mr. Hemingway, school attsnianee of the Goole school board for not sending his son Henry Howard regularly to sohooL During the last six weeks he hod not attended once ...
... We also mentio'n that Mies Green intimated to us that she could not claw that day. We trust that this explanation ilil considered as satisfactory, as the shop is dos to-day. We also express our thanks the Association to the other tradesmen ,hot joined ...
... penny-worth of oil. Fined 2. 6d and 101 costs. in default seven days. Gaithrino.—relin Layeoek and William Walker, hawkers, were charged with playkg a gene of chance on the Lockbill on the days of the P.S. Ht. flay placed the instruments of gs= which ithowod ...
... Albios, may poseibly remember that lad year I mentioned the gaper blankets which I and others had made for the poor. The other day I wee shown some manufactured blankets made of very strong paper, in several colours, perforated, and lined with wadding ; they ...
... Marston, of a daughter. arriages. At St. Peter's, Hammersmith, Sept. 3rd, by Rev G. H. Tidoombe. vicar, assisted by the IF H. Howard Heaton, M.A., Archibtld Adt, M.8.0.M., Swath, Yorks., to Edith Mary,daigial of W. Sedgwick Whiteley, Esq., Coven WALLIBIL ...
... e with the paper in which the report appeared. Coote Sntrrosts.—Drac, 15m._-Arrived: Cambrian a, Eccles, Calais, goods ; William Coalman I, Gravel), Rotterdam, goods • John a, Woodhoed. Antwerp, goods Matilda, Cherry, London, chalk ; Conjuror. Garner ...
... Rawdinz ) To bat .1 A F Howard i F Souleby ' T Sparer' Extras -- - - YOKIPLIZT V. RIEDNIIIB.—This match was played on May 11th, Yokelleet coming out victorious; good batting and bowling on the Yokefleet side being the order of the day. Score:— Inr.ings luniugs ...
... Several psssengen were braised Pad shaken. A Good Templar's demonstration tock pine on Monday, at Castle Howard. and was addressed by Mr G. Howard, fd.P., Mr Matins, and other prominent Good Templar'. The two policemen, who wan recently shot by burglars ...