... Riding, one of them being at Leyburn, services were held on Sunday weelc owing to tho illness of the incumbents, # * The sad obituary of the last few days contains the name of one whose name— Phiipott—has been one of the best known the century. who has ...

... stout man, several inches stouter than even Mr. Spurgeon was! * * * A name familiar to Burnley people appears in this week's obituary. The death is announced of Miss Augusta Master, youngest sister of the good Archdeacon who for twenty tight years was Incumbent ...

... founder and his two sons (of whom Mr. R. Shaw, J.P. is the only survivor) were for so many years honourably associated. Our obituary notice gave full details of the remarkable growth this business, and of the peculiarly happy relations which have subsisted ...

... lives are long—who arft go on living and for the grater part of a century, perhaps, to recorded approvingly in the Times' obituary drinking the wine of life for ninety years, « regret to announce the death Archdoawon So-and-so, bis eighty-ninth y***.' ...

... seeru to have interfered the slightest degree with the Suniorous philanthropic and religious put forward from time to lime. obituary list is not so heavy as usual, although we have to lament the decease of the unprecedented number of live members of the ...

... been continuance amicable between operatives and their employers which have distinguished Colne for many years past. The obituary of includes ;ha lamented deaths Mr. T. Shaw, J.P., and Mr. W C. Asquitb. , A YEAR'S WORK AT Briertield may ' c said to bs ...

... conveyed to the Burnley Conservatives is that an important announcement will probably be made within a very short time. * * Our obituary to-day contains the names of three well-known Burnley men. Mr Bobert Pickles may be regarded as a typical representative ...

... large congregation, and collections wore uiado on behalf of the National Society. Tho Rev. H. vicar of Altham, read prayers. Obituary.—Mr. 11. Dodding. of East View, died on Friday morning after a brief illness. Tho deceased was a proiu.nent member of the ...

... Collection was made on Friday last at the Victoria Mills behalf of the Lifeboat Institution fund, realising the sum of £1 7id. Obituary. The death of Mrs. Anna Foaids, wife of Mr. William Foulds, Lane Ends, took place on Saturday morning, after long and painful ...

... will be found on page There are now 270 looms running at Walverden Shed, where the wtavers struck work several weeks ago. Obituary.—On Thursday Mr. John Walton, j shoemaker, of Scotiand-roaJ, died after an illness of several weeks' duration. The deceased ...

... week been distributed should not fail to attend this meeting and form honest opinion aa to which is the better candid*te. Obituary.—Ou Saturday last there whs laid to rest St. Peter'a Churchyard 3 Mary Leech, of 4, Clifton-street, who for a period of years ...

... and counted on Monday, the Union Offices. Burnley. of Mr. VVros.—The remains the late Mr. Jamas Lomeshayebridgo, of whom an obituary not appeared these columns last week, were interred in the; graveyard attached to Chrißt Church on \ Monday afternoon. To ...