... sisters of the names of Ann, Mary Anii, and Betty, the daughters of Isaac Lowre, of Healey, were summoned by Mr. William Hastings, occu- pier of a cotton mill, Oldhsam Road, Rochdale, to show cause why they refused to fulfil a contract. The defen- dants did ...

... subdued demeanour of this offspring of shame, timidly watching to obtain a glinipse of her who had borne it, at aln age when hap- pier Children are never without those greatest of cenjoy- ments, the caresses of a mother. Think of the misery of this poor child ...

... sixteen inches high, found in the Thames in one of the piers of Old London Bridge in 1832. This rare and valuable specimen was found by the men dredging at low water, nearly opposite the first pier ol the north side of New London Bridge. It was knocked ...

... the sHow of consideration, even if thee considered not, xsitha politic regard to theavoid. ance of the charge of indecent haste, sccing that they legislated for all time. But in a country where legislation ought to partake of the improving sprit of every ...

... the state of the rolice Force.d The total number of apprehensi from the 1st dayi of Jinusaay to the 1'31s' of December, 1844, hast amounted to 10,702, being,. as wilt be seen from thel following table, a considerable decrease in the number apprehended, as ...

... was always checked when he thought of Logan's fine verses:- Sweet bird thy bower is ever green, Thy sky is ever dear, Thoe hast no sorrow in thy song, No winter in thy year. In the wide range of Cally Park, a spot is pointed out where stood a clump of ...

... Gretira Branch Of tire same ?? )d and Glas',ow1 IInb esam, lme; GeneralTernibnus adt Bracdlaesw a bdour; Big`rton, Levves, and H-astings it Baucles rid nigltonl arid Chrie~lister Rlailwatys;- Steyn-_ ay Stalg Ba, I pwili a id Bury; Windsor, Slough, and al Strks ...

... The pier 'was crowded with' ladies .and gentlemen, and the corporate officers wvbre in their robes, othat the place forn~e-4ia ?? ?? w hen sae'en froms the river. Ad- sniralty barges,' with boatinen from the dockyard, waere in waliting off the pier,- in ...

... such importance should heisl halrried through the hoiuse, alnd ue shouwld have suppisLed them igno. rant of, the indecent haste with %which thel coerciun bill had passed the LUc - had not the former wiorthy baroniet assuimed tl .srcdit to himself and ...

... irits the de(livitous banks of the river basini. These i. arches will be supported on piers of solid stone masonry, and e wih be coustruete(l of east iron. The piers will be forty-eight e feet by sixteen feet six inches in thickness, wnut ih extreme o ...

... sevesn feet. It is built good It- of brick, the fricze, cornice parapet, and river piers, the tar to water mark, ire of stone; the abutments and bas- and I rid lon piers tire faced vitlt stone, in bold high courses, ris- acad( t. ticked on the beds, and ...

... nedCninig, tools a boat to reiiew their search, and jusit as they werec leaving thle pier they received iliforoma.. tion thatist )a min hind eiiibai'ked at the pier in a boat about an 1h0u1 before, and had gone toswirds thin toutli of thin river. They ...