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... situate the Flatts, Dewsbury, and doing a good ready-money trade. Satisfactory reasons tor leaving. Immediate possession. Bent shoo and bouse, £2B. Also HODSK. WAREHOUSE, and STABLE LET. suitable grocer.— Apply William Denby, Grocer, Flatts. Dewsbury. ...
... THE DIRECTORS OP THE ARE— M. C. A. At Britholtz, Crown Bailiff and Deputy District Judge, Chairman. M. Hen rich Af Chsmbcrialn the King of Sweden, Vice-Chairman. M C. W. Sjogren, Ironmaster and Member the Diet. M. Thedor Bnher, Ironmaster. M. W. K. Af ...
... for stamps. London: Robert Cocks & Co., New Burlington Street. Order everywhere. faKOOND EDITION, REVISED. Tust Dublished, crown Bro., 208 pages, cloth Ump, Is.; post free Is. 2d. •• ÜBIKEBS.” by JAMBS PLATT, r> Simp tin, Marshall, * Co.; W. H. Smith.* ...
... near Headingle? Church, on sale.—Apply to John Latimer, Esq., 17. Park Bow, Leeds. SCARBOROUGH.— TO BE SOLD, the HOUSE, 9, Crown Terrace, South Cliff, containing 14 good rooms and two attics, with all conveniences; overlooking large, tastefully laidont ...
... Dewsbury Borough I 'c lice .Coort, on Thursday, charged with stealing four half-crown s ami other moneys, the property of Thomas Oxley, landlord o :' the Elephant and Castle Inn, Flatts. The evidence) showed th it • the prlstner went to the inn on Monday afternoon ...
... KAILWAAt.H’IPJ;'»C Yesterday afternoon an inkiest was li*-' •nd Crown Inn, Spinkweli, Dcu.-I.'iry, drcunistances attending the death of ('..ti, aped 45 years, wife of Edward K ll.*y, pUi; Street, Flatts, Dewsbury, died from injuries she received the I/.tn .»'lii ...
... Inspected during business hours up to sale time. PENI3TONE. OTTBLBY FARM TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr A. K. WILEY, at the Rose and Crown tel. on the Twenty-fourth Augiut inetant, Four qclock p.m. prompt, and subject to the conditions to be then read. ALL that ...
... goodness of Mrs Meynell- Ingram in rimming open her grounds for the occasion, that tiba basaar might held within them, has been crowned weather mors delightful than anyone could have dared, twenty-four boors before the event, have hoped for. even the flower ...
... was charged with committing two burglaries in the neighbourhood of Cross flatts, On the night of the 12th December the dwelling- house of Jonathan Dove, millhand, Cross-flatts, near B ingley, was entered by the cellar grate, the thief going down the ...
... Meeting-houso, Dudley, by the Rev. H. W. Crosskey, of Birmingham, Philip Arthur, fifth son of Joseph Cliff, Esq , Western Flatts, Wortley. Leeds, to Eleanor, younger daughter of the Rev. M. Gibson. D ...
... holes to forage about the ship ; and the people hunted tbem with the avidity of cats. One of the passengers gave a sailor four crowns for a single monse. The surgeon, who had caught two mice, refused a new suit of clothes in exchange for one of them. There ...
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