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... When Corn Lam were Repealed. The Annals of Cobw,” by the late Mr. James Carr, contains an interestinn account the procession held in Colne in July, 1846, to celebrate the repeal of the Corn Laws, to which reference was made in these columns last week ...
... is above her time. shall look to her work long after we have forgotten whether there was railway in 1846, or whether the Corn Laws were repealed. Just the world of the Elizabethan period provides the latckground for Shakesjieure. yet the Shakes)>enre who ...
... printed by Earnshaw. printer and bookseller, Colne, and it dated July 19th, IH4H. It states : “Celebration of the Repeal tile Corn Laws. The Committee request that all Friendly Societies, Mill Hands. Weavers, the different descriptions of Trade, or other bodies ...
... Your Ent PALACE, NELSON Columbia Pictures hras*- knuckled *‘ The Big Heat corned to the screen neat week, with Glenn Ford. Gloria Grahaine and Jocelyn Brando starred. Based the .''Saturday Evening Post serial that shocked millions of reader* ‘‘ The Big ...
... Sussex Cockerel. Mihson. spring Row. Kelghlex Rd . Colne. SALE. 100 hav-«Stl K.I.R. Chicknn-exeil, from sound, free range stf»ck Law son, Plain. Laneshaw Bridge. LIHHI si h.-E\ PI LLETs. “i3~w«ek*, also 23 Light sus-ex. ll week*. 45 Black L. IM R.. 11 weeks ...
... The books of the law are filled with humane laws which promote the welfare of the poorer classes. The story of Kuth is very familar. Those gleaners had the right law to take the corn that the rc«()er3 left on the ground; and that same law ...
... above. r Jlorn.r, Dad and Clive. BHENNAN. Lovine Memory of a dear Father. CORN FLU'S BRENNAN. Who died July 20th, 1945. Atfed 81 years. Ever remembered.” From won and daughter-in-law, Wilfred and Violet. 43. Be’grave Colne. ...
... scored 31 in Kav (brother-in-law the bride), the first innings reception took place at Rcd- Councii Staff. man’s Cafe. Rarnoldswick. The Meeting on Wednesday. Barnolds- hone Vi noon being s;>ent in the ’.vi ...
... ss of the price that will have to be paid ere the promise can be fully realised. Not ice how His mind runs . . . . “Except corn of wheat fall into the ground and die it abideth alone, hut if it die bringeth forth much fruit.” The grain in the granary ...
... (widow), Mr. and Mrs. H. Snowden (son and daughter in law), Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Benson (daughter and sonin-law). .Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snowden (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. W. and Mr. J. Thompson (brother-in-law and nephew, Rochdale). The many business friends ...
... large wooden Cabins, valuable Firewood Dealers; two Batten Chick Brooder'; 4 Oaks Whitewash Bucket: Vice and bench; one 5-hole Corn Bin. large iron Bath, Boiler hout*- and Boiler: about 300 vards Fencing-Boards. Posts, Wire Netting. and the usual Sundries ...
... want out of Egypt they wish to rule themselves, and one cannot wonder at that, they were organised community making then own laws almost from the time that Adam was a lad.” They seem have had at least one very splendid way levelling taxes. Egypt watered ...