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... he received a- salary of three guineas per week, as the foreman of their esta- blishment, and that they paid the editor, compositors, and pressmen. At the close of the examination of Mr. Weaver, it was unanimously agreed that Mr. Arrow- smrith, Mr. Shackell ...
... Mat Monday being the festiva of St. Louis, no Pars jour- f inus were published on that day; consequently, none ., X reached London on Tuesday. Those of Sunday contained p X no thing of Himportautii on Pen insular afflairs . c i Sickness, it is said, has ...
... larig2 )stproportion, certainly not the least reputable armongst us, 0o r ie the fortunes they possess, and their station in society, totn- he merit of their own exertions, founded- on the advantages': to education, and habits of early education:; I was therefore ...
... DISCHARGED 23 Request Relieved SURGEOy Dr Mr HOUSE VISITORS Messrs Baines Rev C L Swaiuson SATURDAY Societies The officers of the Sons Mersey Benevolent Society appeared to-day summoned John Dowell member refused to the allowance (is a-wcek according to the ...
... more nature their station ly hostility joint securities for liberties of the The compositor curtail Jbir proportions of this article from of matter occurring late period LONDON Thursday The evening without foreign interest In nothing transpired interest In ...
... rmainderion Friday.- 5 Leicester Jose-roat. o Liverpool Auxiiliary 1llissisnse'y Society.-The annual meet- b fingof he LveroolAuxiliary to the London Missionary Society iwshl ?? evening in Great George.street Chapel, vi .1 Mr. Job in the chair. The meeting ...
... Mancheatet. The deceased was young man high promise and expectations. Lately, in London, the prime of life, Mr. Michael Coggin, native of this town, and late compositor in the odice of the Cumberland Parquet. lately, Southport, Margaret Hesketh, aired ...
... estimable member of the Society of Friends. On Tuesday, the 18th instant, in a fit of apoplexy, aged 80, MIr. James Smethurst, son of the late John Smettiurst, Esq. Comptroller of his Majesty's Customs at Lancaster. Same day, in London, Mr. Benjamin Jasper ...
... age deeply by afflicted family after long and severe illness patient resig-MD Member nation Wm Bel come MD Society of Medicine Gottingen of Society Arts Geneva He for in the of York where his trients mild character active and useful benevolence soon lastingly ...
... the eRev. J. WALKER, after which the Societies will seturn to Dinner. The Hibernian Society w~ill Dtne together at the Garriek 1Taven, Great Chatlotte-strest, Nero. 5R-tenirE. President. BFenevolent IHiberniin Society nt the Vine Tavern, Pitt-street, JarJoa ...
... to accomplish, thanks to our friend the Colossus.' tr on Mr. Tangent and 1, accompanied by four compositors, with Ot er, their type boxes, repaired to London on the Wednesday to he Ii tre in readiness. W~e attended a long and stormy debate, which ls nolasted ...