... public are invited vo a A UGUSTINE’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, DEWSBURY. ATHLETIC SPORTS will be held on the Dewsbury Foot- ball Crown Flatt, June 23rd, com: mencing at 2 pin. Mrs. H. LOWTHER CLARKE ha: kindly to dietribute the prizes. GRAND GARDEN FETE Will be ...

... attendance was fully proportion to the importance of the sale. Luncheon was well served by Mr. C. Blyth, the now host of the Crown Hotel, Woodbridge, but there was no speechmaking. Arrived the sale waggon, Mr. Robert Bond made some introductory remarks to ...

... Street, Dewsbury ee oan NEY TO LEND, from £2 and upwards, GS Halifax Road, Dewsbury. to respectable Househollers.— Scholes, Crown. Daily, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ASH ADVANCED PRIVATELY. £3 to £3500. £3 householders and others in need ata few hours TO £500 ADVANCED ...

... Stanton: Lord Egerton of Ta 11. Harting ' Farm: Mr. J. Ferguseon, Bretteaham : Mr. T. Flatt, Bridgbain Mr. P. Farrer. Eccles Mr. J. Ferguwon, Liverrnere ; Mr. W. Flatt, Methwold the late C. Gibbe, En., Executor., Icklingham J. J. Johnson, F 1.. The Abbey ...

... ; T, Walker. Standing Stones, horse, years, £32: executors of P. Dodgaon, Mary port, horse, 6 years, £26; W. Crears. Abbey Flatts, mare, years, £4O; A. W. John slon, Whitehaven, mare. yean*, £3O; W. Hunter, Moresby Hall, mare. £24; and Wilson Hartwell ...

... Greenwell ; Cheviets to 6d, Owlet EHiret 19% dd, Parker 18a 6d, Birch Hill Vou, Fell End , 168 6d, Gibstown . 14s Sd, Ol, Flatt, Bewcasthe ; ewes aod to Sd alll Catthe — ballecks to £18, Cumrew , Ww , £ Camwhitton 13 1s, ; £13 2 od, Whitehill , stirts ...

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... webs of fancies Yes that's the same old mv completely won the was wont to kiss fervour even that bliss Shared in others too flatt’ring tile ever amiss folly became Yes those are the lips Ere I broken 1 now where is cast And whether well in : Others will ...

... only to the veto of the Crown, which should be exercised acco-rding ,tGothe Constitution~al practi~e- in. England in the present day. in other word4s,',, Mr. Barrington intends that there should, in reality, be no veto,' the Crown never interfering. -and ...

... the Bricklayers' Arms and a High Fen Right. IN METHWOLD. The Windmill, the Cock, and the Crown Public-Houses, and Accommodation Lands. IN FELTWELL. The Bell, the Crown, and the Elm Tree, Blacksmith's Shop, and Accommodation Lands. IN HOCKWOLD CUM- WILTON ...

... of the pollution of the river. As wo have stated recently, the committee sock to purchase about nine acres of land on the Flatts for the carrying out of the scheme. The lans, it shoald be added, are made out on what is rno-n as the International System ...

... Saturday,[dnne 25th, Grecian . Norwond, at Crown-lane, Streatham Common ; Saturday, June 25th, Grecian ¢ Eclectic. at Duiwich ; Tuesday and Wednesday, June 25th and 20th, Grecian ¢, Sun Insurance Office, at Crown-lane, Streatham Common. CH—. SrrmunsT PARK ...