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... PENDLEBURY. - On Wednesdny morning, shortly before half-past eight o'clock, a fire of an alarming character ocourred at the Royal Oak Mill, Oak-street, Bolton Road, Pendlebury, ocoupiedby Mr. Robert Bridge. The building is situated at right angles to Bolton ...
... other - caises, Price lu, 13d, per bqttle, o5 all i eIilsts.-4Ant, STRIKE AT P.ENDLEnBuR.-The spinners employed at the Royal Oak Mill, Pendlebury, came _ out on strike against a reduction of 5 per cent in their wages. LocAL LAw CssE.-In the Queen's Bench ...
... 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 ...
... 10s. l.d., which thJY recom- mended the defendant to pay, with 3s. 6d. the cost of the summons.—William Morgan, of the Royal Oak, Mill-street, was charged on the information of P.S Thorney with selling beer during illegal hours on Sunday, the 25th February ...
... going the round of the local police courts lately. Be was :first brought up at Merthyr for being drunk and riotous in the Royal Oak, Mill-street, Aberdare. Then be was charged with damaging a garden near the Royal Oak. Instead of making war upon the cavaliers ...
... Accidental Death by Drowning was returned. ABERDARE. FATAL AccrDENr.-An inquest was held on Friday the 5th instant, at the Royal Oak, Mill-street, before Thomas Williams, Esq., Deputy Coroner, on the body of William Jones, aged 13 years. Deceased was a door ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...