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... assault bad arisen out of a trade* union transaction, he should show tbat his j client (White) bad nothing to do with it, and did not belong to the union ?? Mr. Turner also denied that his ■ client (Jackson) belonged to the union Mr. A. Smith 1 said it was strange ...
... prisoners should pay a fine of £2, or stand committed for a month. Nuisances. — On the complaint of Mr. Firth, of EcclesaU Union, nuisances arising from deficient drainage, on property in George street, Philadelphia, belonging to Mr. Mearbeck, Mr. J. B ...
... filled other high otfices in the state „' Maine. He visits this country at the invitation of the United Kingdom Alliance. A re-union waa held hi U. rence's Temperance Hotel, Clayton square. About tbm | o'clork, the following among other gentlemen were ■» 1 ...
... than in the assertions of a conserva- tive advocate. Lancashire Reformers' Union. — A meeting was held on Monday evening, in the Free Trade Hall, under the auspices of this union ; Mr. George Wilson, the pre- sident, in the chair. Tbere were npon the platform ...
... com^ mencing 25th March, 1809, under the apportioned Annual Rent of £2. 148. 6d. LOT 18, Carter lane, (Freehold.) All that FARM, called Carter Lodge, situats at Carter lane near Ridgeway, in the Parish of Eckington, in the County of Derby, and now in the ...
... WHITSUNTIDE FESTIVITIES. Sheffield Sunday School Union. — The annual assemblage of the children connected with the schools of this union, passed off on Monday with more than usual eclat. On Sunday afternoon, the children met in tbe following places of ...
... Moxkton and W. S. Stanhope, Esq — Neglecting Work. — Mr. Carter, linen manufacturer, charged Benj. Fearn, John Oxley, and Wm. Rowbottom, with refusing to finish the work they had in the looms in Carter's factory. The Bench re- quested them to finish the work ...
... Clarke, Miss Bennett, Mr. lnkersall, and Mr. Carter were the vocalists. The young ladies exhibit considerable ability, and much promise of future excellence. Mr. lnkersall sang even better than usual. Mr. Carter's services in attempting io get up this e ...
... hundred. Droufield Brass Band. REPRESENTATIVES OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS, With their Banners. Sheffield Sunday School Union and Wesleyan Sunday School Union Committee. Mr. Fairburn, Mr. Cocking, and Mr. Fenton. Ebenezer Wesleyan Sunday school. General Baptist Band ...
... Huddersfield, Mr. George Sanderson, of Hadderstield' painter, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter, of Mr. Thomas' Sykes, farmer, of Carter Knowl, Ecclesall. At the Parish church, Sheffield, on the 23rd inst., Mr. Robert; Swift, grinder, to Miss Elizabeth Elli9 ...
... to me at the top of Duke street, in the Park, and told me it was a lost child, aud left it witb me ; and I was waiting of a carter who has gone to tbe pit, who knows something of the ?? ; and I was going to take the cbdd back to Shef- field. I brought ...
... Meat from the Wobkhouse. — George Whitaker, cutler, aged 42, was charged with stealing beef, by Mr. Rogers, governor of the Union Workhouse. The prisoner, some months ago, entered tbe workhouse as a pauper, but was depauperized and made the overlooker of ...