Wakefield Licensed Victuallers Dinner In Honor Of Borough Leaders
The Wakefield Licensed Victuallers Association held its third annual dinner at the Church Institution Hall Wakefield presided by J D Hay Bart with MPs and local officials in attendance. Speakers praised the army navy and volunteers while praising the association and urging support for temperance and reform bills. Major Edwards lauded Wakefield MPs and the association’s work, including efforts to aid workers and maintain stable water and transport projects.
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Wm. Teall
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J. E. Dibb
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C. Fer
Tom Alder
Principaa
Heresty
Albert Edward Prince of Wales
Baronet
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Europe
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England
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Ile
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Prussia
Italy
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South
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Posse
Iish
Ireland
Bradford
Rochester
Wakefield Licensed Victuallers’ Association
J. Shaw
Merwe
Wakefield Water Works Company
Wakefield Meeting Delivers Toasts to Towns and Associations
A Wakefield gathering heard reports from the committee secretary and heard Mr Clayton propose The Deputations from other Towns, with Mr G of Leeds responding. The Vice-Chairman spoke on The Honorary Members as Mr Gill replied, while Mr Booth of Halifax and others addressed The United Towns Association and National Licensed Scuttlers Defence League. A keynote praised Sir John and the iron-plate committee, urging Wakefield’s strong support and further attendance by the honorees as toasts to the Vice-Chairman President and Committee, The Press, Hostess and Ladies, and The Host.
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Leeds
Agape
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Booth
Halifax
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Wakefield
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Akefield
Leeds riot and inquest report at Beeston and Leeds
A Leeds sheet records a Beeston inquest into manslaughter after Adam Fozard drove a cart that fatally injured John Marwood on the Dewsbury road. Coroner Horsfall notes the verdict and warrants. The column also covers a death tool by apoplexy amid a drunken dispute, a spate of assaults tied to workshop unrest, and a suicide prompted by a daughter’s alleged felony.
Invasion News From Maryland and Kentucky Described
News from New York on October 11 reports Confederate incursions into Maryland and Pennsylvania and ongoing fighting in Kentucky near Perrysville. It notes Stuart’s raid toward Chambersburg and warns gold and money markets rise as the Confederacy contemplates cotton sales to Europe while the blockade remains.
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London
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Bank of England Weekly Account Report 1962 Notes and Debits
The weekly Bank of England account for the week ending October 22, 1962 shows notes issued at 29,722,810, governmental debt 11,015,100, and bullion 15,072,810. Banking department capital 14,558,000 with deposits and securities totaling 39,569,299. Comparisons reveal declines in notes issued and public deposits, with bullion and bank post bills movements noted. Market commentary discusses remittance demand to the East, gold movements, and creditor meetings for John Maxwell and Co., plus railway company restructurings and stock activity in Consols, rails, and foreign issues.
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Kingston-upon-Hull
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Sheffield
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Paris
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Cheapside
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eSdek
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Temple Bar Magazine
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Leeds Share Market Report Shows Mixed Week Results
Prices held firm with North Eastern and South Eastern stocks up about one percent. Rumor of American difficulties sparked a half percent broad fall as markets closed flat at listed quotations for Bradford Wakefield Leeds and many other equities including Great Northern Co A and B, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Leeds Banking.
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Leeds Commercial Buildings
Leeds Old Gas Company
Do. New
Leeds New Gas Company
Leeds trial for uttering bill and local notices in 1900s
Michael Drake of New Town Leeds was committed for trial at the assizes for uttering a bill to Wilkinson and Co. Two more similar charges await. Leeds Band of Hope League marked its first anniversary at the Young Men's Christian Institute. John Storey died after a scaffold fall at Spinkwell mill. Concerts at Leeds Working Men's Institute drew large crowds with noted singers and the Leeds Festival Chorus. A lightning strike killed a heifer belonging to B Crowther at Roker-Jane Pudsey. A labouring woman in Leeds gave birth during an ambulance wait while her husband was away seeking work in York. In Huddersfield a youth was sentenced to three months for stealing a shawl. Bible Society events, local magistrates, and religious notices fill the period, with reports from Heckmondwide and Wakefield as well.
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Woollen Trade in Leeds Sees Small Week Amid Stable Demand
The Leeds wool trade reports limited local business, driven by orders rather than purchases. Demand focuses on 60 inch tweeds, Albert witneys, pilots, low meltons, and especially ladies frizes, with prices weak and potential rises if wool costs increase. Colonials sales set for the 13th. total arrivals rise to about 65,000 to 70,000 bales including Sydney, Victoria, Cape, New Zealand, and others.
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Cape
Trade notes from Dewsbury and surrounding mills
Oct 24 report notes London buyers buying in medium pilots and ceviots in Dewsbury and Huddersfield, Batley Carr mills resuming day and night runs, and brisk orders for United States blankets. Manchester shows firm prices for printing cloths and yarns, hops demand steady, and Liverpool rags sale results with varied prices across cottons and woollens.
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Indo Ashore and Fire Rages Near Waterloo
A petroleum laden ship named Indo runs aground near Waterloo and catches fire. Five men reported drowned. The item includes stray notes about a controversial figure and a series of military promotions: Lieut Donald Robert Ferguson to Captain, Lieut William Richardson to Captain, Benjamin Blaydes Thompson to Lieutenant, and George Arthur Thompson to Lieutenant, all in the context of resignations and promotions. The Gazette is cited.
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Births Marriages and Intimations Notice Charge Policy
Announcements of Births incur a fee of 2s 6d each and require proper authentication. Marriage notices must be authenticated by the signature of an agent or a known correspondent or a subscriber. Indications of no cards sent or similar notices carry a 2s 6d charge.
Birth at The Grove Middleham Daughter of Booth Esq
The Grove Middleham born on the 19th inst to the wife of William Charge Booth Esquire a daughter.
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William Charge Booth
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