... COMPANY. The respective tenants will show the premises, and for further particulars, application must be made to GEORGE BANNISTER, Solicitor, Accrington; and HALL and BALDWIN, Solicitors, Clitheroe. Clitheroe, 14th January, 1850. DR. YOUNG'S URETHRIC ...

... having demanded and Sc- opportunity of ley holding a candle over the ceived the order in writing. On the 19th the Brit- bannisters to light them down, when Mr. Miish Minister embarked en board the Bulldog. and caw lair was going first, leading Mrs. Slietwber ...

... Esq., Rochdale. Joseph Dockray, Esq., Lancaster. Daniel Elietson, Esq., Parron Hall. Richard Gould, Esq., Stand. Charles Roger Jackson, Esq., Barton Lodge. Heary Kelsall, Esq , Rochdale. John Lankshaw, Esq., Hollins. Marshai!, Esq., Penwortham. John ...

... Esq., Rochdale. Joseph Dockray, Esq., Lancaster. Daniel Elletson, Esq., Parrox Hall. Richard Gould, Esq., Stand. Charles Roger Jackson, Esq., Barton Lodge. Henry Kelsall, Esq., Rochdale. John Lankshaw, Esq., Hollins. William Marshall, Esq., Penwortham ...

... Finance Committ,. \ Ge ge Bannister. The George Sutcliffe JSE' Geor Bannister, Mr, Wright, Mr Jam • Wllllam Wright Worthington mittee: Mr Wiir Bradbur n—The Sanitary Corn- Mr. George Vii Wilson, Mr. George Bannister, William Rogers ne ' Jam es Mr. Wright ...

... Hull, Kirkda.e, P.UrM«n, Leeds, euro brjk.r Pattinsou. John. Liverpool, grocer and provision dealer. , Stanford. John, and Bannister, Henry, Haleswen, Worceater,bCorri^C,kXix«nder Speers. Bristol, timber dealer. Powell John Cllrow, cattle dealer. lon ell ...

... Wilson, lined is and coats,— Matthew Mitchell, tined .is and costs, or to be com- mitted for seven days,— William Stead and Roger Ainsworfi, each lined 5s and costs, in default to be committed seven da} a, — A idhuny Thornher aud Juhn Huron, each punished ...

... Stretford, by the Rev. J. Clarke, M. A., Mr. Samuel Taylor, of Newcroft, TJrmston, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. George Bannister, of Stretford. On the inst., at Christ Church, Heaton Norm, by the Rev. Charles B >bington Jeaffreson, M.A., Incumbent, Mr ...

... customary measure of 7 Yards to the Perch, or thereabouts, and in the occupation of Mr. Henry Moore, and of Messrs. Robert and Roger Charnley as Tenants. LOT 2.-All that One Full Undivided Third-part of those Two DWELLING-HOUSES, Outbuildings, and of 8a. 2r ...

... Tlie Queeu v. Samuel Jones; — Richard Fallows, alias Farrow; — Ann Jennion and Samuel Platt ; — Sylvester Collins and Peter Rogers ; — James Hughes and Da- niel Smith; — William Bowker and John Me. Voy; John Hindley ; — John Stanford; — Michael Quinn; William ...

... guardians, until they had issnad ere their order to enable him to doso. On the other hand, they Pla were else of opinion that Mr. Rogers, the person returned by the the clerk, bitt whose right to act had been questioned, could das cot, in strict law, be prevented ...

... and the quilt. The prisoner saiil the other articles were iv passage, where they were found by another person.—Samuel Bannister, superintendent of police, remembered the prisoner being brought into cus ody to the station. When charged she said she had ...