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... agst Rotherham. Derby Cup. 7 to 1 agst Saint Hubert; Bto 1 aga De Clare; 15 to 1 agst Wild Dayrell. Carriages aufc 43eati)s. MARRIED. On the 13th inst., at the Independent Chapel, Staly. bridge, the Rev. J. C. McMichael, Mr. Charles ..Henry Shaw, Bookkeeper ...
... Great Inventiom and Discoveries. February, 1855. False Paros.—Younger sons are constantly doomed to celibacy, not because marrying income unattainable by them, but because prejudice, custom, pride, or laziness, forbid them to toil for its attainment. Their ...
... scarcely any of the houses contain more than two sleeping rooms, in each of which there are several beds in olose proximity—that married couples sleep in the same room with single people of both sexes—and that in some instances the bed-room windows cannot be ...
... MARRIED On the 15th inst,, at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Ashton, by the Kev. P. J. Wright, Mr, Alfred Stopford, overlooker, to Hannah Grimshaw, both of Droylesden. DIED. the 10th in»t„ Nancy, widow of the late John Stock, of Heyrod, aged 70 years ...
... received a letter to do so. The prisoners pleaded that they did not know they were deserting, as they understood that all married men were to go home, previous to their leaving the regiment. Mr. Little said they should have had a certificate of their marriages ...
... 'Deaths. MARRIED. On the 25th inst., at the Methodist New Connexion Chapel, this town, the Rev. J. P, Wright, minister of the place, Mr. W.- Stanfield, chemist, Dukinfield, to Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr. Sladin, gentleman, of this town; and granddaughter ...
... for peace met with very little favour. Railway, land, and bank shares and foreign securities were dull throughout the day. MARRIED. On the 25th ult., (it the Parish Church, by the Rev. T. Pnrkes, 8.A., Mr. Joseph Broomhead, grocer, to Mrs. Martha Taylor ...
... detached house a little to the south-east of the village. They were people in easy circumstances, of good families, having been married some 10 or 17 years, and lived together during that time in apparent happiness. Both of them were strict methodists, and the ...
... Agent. “N.B.—A few Shares in the above Company on Sale.—Apply to the Agent. WANTED, an Intelligent, Persevering, Active, Married Man, to assist a Tradesman with his business. No Bookkeeping required.—Apply (stating wages required) S. S., at the Printer’s ...
... particularly those relating to the church, and held the honorary distinctions of D.C.L., F.R.S., and F.S.A. In 1807, Sir Robert married the eldest daughter of Joseph Seymer Briscoe, Esq., of Penhill, Surrey, by whom he does not leave any male issue. The title ...
... calling themselves Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The woman represented to their neighbours that she had been a widow, and that having married Mr. Johnson against the wishes of her friends, she had been forced to leave them, and her children by her former husband. ...
... Macclesfield. William Jefferson, of Westoe, and Thomas Dixon, of South Shields, alkali mnufetrs., Jarrow, Durham. anlr Oratljs. MARRIED On the 6th inst., at the Parish Church, the Rev. T. Paikes, 8.A., Mr. Edwin Hadfield to Hannah Williamson, both of Ashton ...