... granted, and the meeting then broke up. A Man Drowned whilst Bathing. —An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon, at the Royal Oak : Mill, Brook Bottom, before Mr. Boothroyd, deputy coroner, on the body of Thomas Stansfield, a dresser, of Grasscroft-street ...

... proved, it evident that he had received very great provocation. The ease was consequently dismissed. House LICENSEB.—The Royal Oak, Mill-street, front William Jones to Richard Henry Rule, boiler maker; The Collier's Arms, Aberaman, from William Walter to ...

... gwawr, from Richard Rees to Edward Jeremiah. The Boot and Shoe, Mill-street, from Frederick Pontin to Gad Da vies. The Royal Oak, Mill- street, from William Jones to Richard Henry Rule. The Pelican, Commercial-street, from Jenkin Jenkins to Richard Guy ...

... house adjourned at a quarter to two o'clock. I A Man Found Drowned.— An inquest was held on Wednesday afternGon, at the Royal Oak, Mill Brook, ; Staley, on the body of William Booth, aged 31 years, a j cotton spinner at Messrs. Adshead's, which was found ...

... DOWNiED.-An inquest was held on Wed- the works Desedey alfteresoon, at the house of Mr. Robert Hampson, the opened for Royal Oak, Mill Brook, Stayley, near Stalybridge, hafore.1oun to Btto hoothroyd, Esq., depiety coroner, on the body cf Williams l sainBooth ...

... aberdare. SUPPOSED MURDER OF A COLLIER. ON Saturday last an inquiry was commenced before Geo. Overton Esq., Coroner, at the Royal Oak, Mill-street, touching the death of Evan Thomas, aged 31, a collier, formerly of Merthyr. The deceased had lately worked at ...

... (Mossley), and Strangers’ Refuge (Mill Brook) lodges of Independent Oddfellows, met together the house of Host Hampson, Royal Oak, Mill Brook, where, after partaking of a most excellent supper, the spent they evening in a most social and convivial manner ...

... dealers, and brickmakers, Hunslet, lst Nov. Debts by Boddill Bridge Richard and Robert, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Royal Oak Mills, Pendlebury, and Manchester, as regards Richard Bridge, Oct. Debts by Robert &J. Biidge Carr Robert Cragg arid Edward ...

... partially intoxicated, and it ae£ns about half-past ten o’clock accosted a woman named Welsh, very disrespectfully, near the Royal Oak, Mill-street. Welsh, upon that, knocked him down. He was then very drunk, and being unable of himself to regain his feet, a ...

... an illegal hour, on Sunday night.—Dismissed, as it ap- peared the persons present were lodgers. William Morgan, of the Royal Oak, Mill-street, for having had his house open on Sunday afternoon, was fined 10s. and costs. David Griffiths, of the White Horse ...

... suddenly robbed of his life was the son of a poor man named Thomas James, a haulier, living at Pentwyn-fach, near the Royal Oak, Mill-street. Affliction and poverty had made themselves known in this poor man's home long before this fatal mishap befel his ...

... he is now not only careworn and spiritless, but poor indeed. The man's name is Thomas James, and he lives near the Royal Oak, Mill-street. WIDENING OF THE WELSH HARP BRIDGE.—This very desirable alteration is only waiting for a small amount of sub- ...