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... Dlazley, AV. Birch, G. Booth, Brierley, Bright, Browen. S., Croston, Evans, Greenwood, Harwood, AIgham, Little, Livealey, Mather, Midwood, Peel, Roberts, Rose, Rowley, Spencer, Stewart, Thompson, Townsend, Turonr, Walker, War- burtonand Waterhouse-dt ...
... afterscon's parade; Felton, a dark brown, i~inig 4 years, 1G hands high, On short legs, the property of Air George Mather of Walk Mill; Wee Macgregor, a Clydes- dale, very dark brown, rieing 4 Hears, belongiag to DMr H~enry B. Rowiecf Ilazelrigg; and Macpherson ...
... Richard Johnlson, 3. H. KatobrAdeia King, T. Lancaster, Harold Lee, Henr ?? J. Little, William Mather, Coin- cife ill ia ahr William Mimne, Robert Macgregor, 3. C. Needham, Samu el Ogden, Arthur O'Neill, Themes Parkinson (Preetwich), Joseph Phythian, Herbert ...
... down the old I church. ' This is opposed by Mr. Mather and Messrs. l Mawdaley, poarisleoners, who claim proprietary i rights. Mr. Fletcher appeared for the vicar and churcbwrardins, Mr. Collins for Mr. Mather, and Mr.l C. i. (opeman for M~essrs.MawdBley ...
... been published respecting the outrage on Mr Mather were substantially correct, though there was a slight discrepancy between Mr Mather's version of the affair and that made by the Austrian officers. As Mr Mather, who seemed to have acted with a very proper ...
... of bills received the royal assent by commission. The Earl of MALMESBURY denied having ever re- ceived the letter from Mr. Mather published in the morning journals, complaining of the course taken by the government in his case. The whole of the papers ...
... Ernest Hampden Cook and William brandford Griffith, University College, equal; Harry Astley Roberts, private study; Charles Mather Middlehurst Coupe, private study; Arthur Daniel Sanderson, Kingswood and Woodhouse-grove; Andrew Muter John Ogilvie, University ...
... J. B. Smith, Mr A. Prentice, Mr P. A. Taylor, Mr J. Finch, Liverpool; Mr C. Rawdon ; Mr J. Harvey, Mr R. Mather, Mr John Mather, Mr Thomas Mather, Mr Glynn Abbott, Holy- well; Mr W. Rathbone, Liverpool; Mr John Cheetham, Staleybridge; Mr Douglas Jerrold ...
... LOCAL NEWS. Mr. A. B. Blackburn, M.I.C.E. (late with I Messrs. Mather and Platt, Limited), has been l appointed chief engineer of the Electric Construe- .on Company, Limited. Ta6 SALE AT NoRRis GREN,.-Messrs. Branch 1 and Leete, auctioneers, Liverpool ...
... signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of I Middlesex. 1st or Royal 0ast Middlesex Regiment of Militia-Alex. nder James .MacGregor, Gent., to be Eusign, vice Bent, promoted. -- The following place has been duly registered for the solei nization of marriages ...
... L. Iouorke, lI-on. Robert Forsyth. William Macduff, Viscount Siaffordl, Marquis of Bourne, Colonel J. Freshifield, C. K. Macgregor, Donald Stinford, V. F. It. Bousfield, Mal. N. G. P. Galway, Viscount Mackinitosh, Charles F. Stanhope, Han. E. lravsey, ...
... J. Taylor, J. Willis, S. Furze, and G. Marks. 2ND BATTALION WEST YORIKS REGIMENT. Killed-Pte. W. Hague, Lance-Corpl. J. Mathers. Wounded-Privates D. Burns, F. Saunders, H. Spur, I.. Walker, J. W. Wood, G. Boyne, J. Melia, and F. Richardson, Lacce-Corpl ...