... DEATH OF FANNY Howaso.--:Lady Fanny Howard, sister of the Duke of Devon. shire, who has been ill for some time, died at Eastbourne, on Thursday morning. The deceased lady was one of the great granddaughters of William, the fourth Duke of Devonshire, and ...

... the cattle. HUDDERSFIELD. At the Huddersfield County Court on Thursday, a petition was filed for the liquidation of affairs William Taylor, woollen manufacturer, Honley and Huddersfield, formerly tradin'; in co-partnership with Eli Roberts, deceased, under ...

... so drunk you sometimes get. He replied, X had a little drink but very sorry 1 bad ta’eu it. Ordered to pay los. William Habershaw and William Ledger, described miners who seldom worked, were charged with being drunk and refusing to quit the Coach and Horses ...

... persons himself. Mere than quarter of century ago be worked -in Sheffield with Mr. William Fisher—in those days known .as Bill Fisher, they remembered each other very welL One day Mr. islier was walking across the Holhom viaduct, when he saw the well remembered ...

... London, uti Thursday, in the presence of a largo and faabionable company. The remains of the Lady Fanny Howard, wife of this Hon. Fredetiek John Howard, and of the Duke 011 Devonshire, were interred on Thursday in Edmisor Charniiyard. The Duke of Devolishire ...

... or they must Burns and Williams knocked stoney out the people's have lead. He heard Mr. Williams speak, but very hinds, and every ten or a dozen yards fad istiuctly, as there Ca. a peat deal of imise. There Stop that. Williams was bequently pushed and ...

... Atkinson hold special sitting for the purpose of hearing a case In,which Mr. Joseph Henry Arnold, theatrical iiurnger. sue Mr. William Clarke, proprietor ff,f the'Theatre Royal, Wakefield, for €5O, as damages for alleged w-ongful dismissal. Air. Tied d Atkinson ...

... afternoon, on the body if Julia Hewett, a yang girl of twenty yams, • hoiumemaid at Castle Howard, who died very suddenly ea the night of the Ist October. The Hon. Mrs. Howard it appears is in the habit of giving temperance concerts and entertsiaments fee the ...

... Tqg«)Oßd|®YHltJ CBICKRf NEW SOUTH WALES. English teami, under the captaincy of Laid Harris, have played three days* return match against the Eleven of Eev South Waifs.,f Englishmen weit in first, end succeeding in defeating their opponsnts nma. LOSS FIVE ...

... ' ANOTHEB OBEBAT.O.NS William Jennins, miner, of OMneld-lane, lost hia way in safety without £Ui*le. ~ “TIIE BLIND RECEIVE TEIEIR SIGHT. , fortnight was enabled see her way without guidnnoe. EXTRAORDINARY CURE IN DAYS:! William Cftwtheray. of 22. Back-row ...

... They also letter from Mr. Wm. Hsrroti. Huddersfield, who was unable to be at the opening, but would be there in oourse the day. LUNCHEON. . Lnnclieon had been in tecond mnninoe for about fifty, and rather late than that number sat down. There ex ...

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