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Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England28 Sep 1915 munitions, and the King saw how the workers in Leeds have set themsehes to their share in delivering the goods. The afternoon was fully occupied in visiting the University and the hospital. This being King George’s first visit as King to the city, some View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England15 Mar 1915 UNIVERSITY MUSIC. REVIVALS OF BACH AND PURCELL. The Sheffield University Musical Society may be congratulated having discarded an undistinguished type of choral programme for one more in keeping with a body attached to great educational institution. The View article |
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Hull Daily Mail Yorkshire, England3 Jun 1915 THE KING'S BIRTHDAY. NATIONAL CONGRATULATIONS. Honour 1 King George is receiving to-day heartfelt congratulations from all quarters attaining his Fiftieth Birthday. There will, course, festive celebrations the event. His Majesty was born 1865, and ascended View article |
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Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England24 Sep 1915 ago, during has Continental tour, tb© Prince of Wales spent part of the time with the King of Wurtemberg. His Royal Highness made himself extremely popular, and the King’s farewell at the railway station was one of extreme cordiality. The visit was described View article |
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Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England8 Dec 1915 guineas; Mrs. Elizabeth (Norwich). XV); and Mr. M. Myers, five guineas. In. letter to us, the Lord Mayor Leeds (Mr. Charles Lupton.) writes; ” May I behalf the Hospital Committee express deep appreciation of the generous and response appeal behalf this View article |
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Bradford Weekly Telegraph Yorkshire, England17 Dec 1915 rebuke.— Othello, A. 2. A. 3. A getdier heart did never sway a court.—First part King Henry IV.. A. S. 2. Hr. John Sheldon Fire dose ho give us good advertisement. — First part King Henry W.. A. 4. S. 1. Madame Edna Thornton: I pray thee. gentle mortal. slog View article |
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Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England9 Dec 1915 es of the various working parties in the city met in the Lord Mayor’s Rooms at the Town Hall. The Lord Mayor (Mr. Charles Lupton), who presided, said that Leeds the Lady Committee, which had been officially recognised, would act as the centra! organisation View article |
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Yorkshire Evening Post Yorkshire, England18 Jun 1915 of 16 7«n >M>-24, Victor:* Rood, I |
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Bradford Weekly Telegraph Yorkshire, England12 Mar 1915 ANOTIERR PRISONER. Two Bradford brothers, George and Robert Brooks. of Airedale College Terrace. 06%. Reed, have fallen in battle. The former was in the lit Northumberland nullifiers, and the in the ltd Battalion King's Own Yorkshire Light Infants). Other View article |
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Yorkshire Evening Post Yorkshire, England26 Nov 1915 Wort- ley. Lord*. H.I was previ- ously employed at the Now Wortley Go* Works. Lancc-Cornoral George C'ampcy, Fernrbridge, p . rit e POCK LIN GTON. the 11th Kings Liter- jmoi Regiment, has been killed in France. worked Mf.v-ru I'oul&on Brothers, West Riding View article |
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Leeds Mercury Yorkshire, England7 Jan 1915 interest before the Council- Aid. Lupton, referring to a towfl scheme in the district, scheme involved the laying of u near the tramway shelter in Bonn»? along the valley the beck, croeflj how-lane near th© big dip, and King-lane in the Harrogate One of the View article |
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Yorkshire Evening Post Yorkshire, England21 Aug 1915 prominently on figure the while another of George BEATRICE ALLEN Shurley's revues, This u Life.') the Life, if good his lust production seen here Search Me, should pack the Hippodrome. Beatrice Allen, Lupino, and George A 1 (Buster, of Dick Whittington View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England4 Aug 1915 (Photo.; C.N. Block : Long, Ltd M. MONO POINCARE, the French President, Georg:*' WiiJif). Uluvk : Lens’, X,td confined tlie operations b. 2,000 souarc miles of t U’lioto. : S'.aDl* KING ALB Block Long, could not, of course, out of the fashion in the formation View article |
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Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Yorkshire, England8 Apr 1915 know whether had taken any personal action King George’* decision, prohibiting tho consumption alcohol in the Royal Household. He had telegraphed reply, ** The Lord Mayor Leeds and the Lady Mayoress adopted tho King'* proposal on the day it appeared in the View article |
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Sheffield Independent Yorkshire, England24 Feb 1915 replied: Everybody will be consulted.” A University Emergency. Powers PHI. which has been introduced and read a first time, will remove the somewhat seriou- - difficulty in the wav of students and teachers the Universities of Oxford end Carabridce who have joined View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England30 Mar 1915 explain the reason.” COMMISSIONS FOR LOCAL GENTLEMEN. Mr. Henry Burrows Gallimore, M.A., of The Cambridge, and King College. Cambridge University, only son of Mr. Henry Gallimore and Mrs. Galhmorc. of Hallam House, Tapton, Sheffield, has been gazetted S View article |
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Hull Daily Mail Yorkshire, England5 Apr 1915 there in Hebrew under Professor Dr H. Gollancz. He also took lectures in logic and psychology University and King's Colleges. In 1913 he graduated at the University of London, taking B.A. honours in Hebrew and Aramic, including Syriac, and passing with firstclass View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England7 Aug 1915 the Distinguished Service BETWEEN KINGS. UNSHAKABLE CONVfCTION TWO MONARCHS. HAVRE, Thursday. On the occasion of anniversary of the Ultimatum addressed to Belgium by Germany, King George sent die following telegram to King Albert : On the occasion of the View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England19 Oct 1915 professional teachers. Promenade conversations. Hours and days the choice of the pupils. For information apply to Mr. A. Georges, of the University of Liege, 26, Stanley rd, Meetsbrook, Sheffie'd. ACCOUCHEMENT.— Good HOME offered, before and during; moderate. View article |
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Sheffield Daily Telegraph Yorkshire, England29 Sep 1915 (Vice-Chancellor^ THE KING LEAVING THE APPLIED SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY. The King spent a busy afternoon in Shciheld yesterday. Among other visits His Majesty made was one to the Applied Science Department of the University. [Block; Leng, Ltd View article |