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... WILLIAM, son of Mr. SAMUEL SHAW, lurryman, aged9monthe, = T T o R e Low Bentham—On the Gth inst., Mr. J, FOSTER, aged 38 ‘{nn. Low Bentham—On the sth inst, JOHN ADAM. THWAITE, aged 17 years, Burton in-Lonsdale—On the sth inst,, ALICE, wife of Mr. THOMAS LEE ...
... been in existence, there were but few vicars hefore the time of Mr. Hoyle, the Rev. Howarth (father of one of the bestknown Superintendent Registrars in the Burnley Union, the late Mr. Adam Howarth) having held the vicarate for many years. At the Exhibition ...
... nine are four, nndy the rest five and upwards. The pasture is very good—better, indeed, than I have ever seen in May, Mr, Robert M‘'Adam, who had several years' experience of dairying in Cheshire, says that he found very little disparity in the amount of ...
... Ladies—l, Mrs. F. E. Kastwood, 184; 2, Mrs, Whittall, 175; 3, Mrs. Colbenson, 173; 4, Mrs. M. Clark and Mrs. Hoggarth, 172 each. Half-time—Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Drake, Miss ...
... Reedyford Road. Nelsan, beloved wife of the late Frea Cooper. dear mather of Bill, Jack. Frank. Jean. Vaierie. Kathleen and Jim and a dearly loved aran. Cremation was at Burnley on Wed. nesday. April 14th. Mr W. G* Carter officiated. — Helliwell and Stott ...
... of Alison Frances Brown, only daughter of Mr Peter S Brown and the late Mrs Anne Brown, of Scarsdale Lane, Bardsey, and Mr Fergus McGillivray Justice-Mills, son of Mrs Sylvia Justice-Mills and stepson of Mr ...
... our last., NISI PRIUS COURT, Kendall v, Hindes.—This was an action of trespase,.—Mr, il and Mr. Humfrey represcoted the plaintiff in this ease, and Mr. Serjeant Adams and Mr, Miller the defendant,— The real plantiff in this case was Lord ...
... | Birmingham will be represented at Mr, Bright's funeral by the Mayor and Deputy-Mayor, and various deputations, Mr., Chamberlain will attend, LORD HARTINGTON AND MR. BRIGHT —AN EVENTFUL MEETING AT LANCASTER. Mr. Bright's regard for Lord Hartington was ...
... widow of Mr. W. KELLY, cotch trig i) aged 77 yours, Lancastdr —On the 24th inst., at Lydal-road, KLIZA, widow of Mr. JOUN ELLISON, mecheuical eagive. -, aged 63 yeurs Latcasier -On the 25th inst, at the Infirgacy, LOUISA, daugticr of the late Mr. i DUDLLY ...
... and the late Eric, ’(‘ Revd Graham Sturdy for hi - s ly for his “mg.j’fi:i’,;.'“m;:' Nei, et and Susan und & fricnd WADLEY. - The family of the fervics of comfort aud bope Anne, lan and the late Keith, of many, a dearly loved part- late Mr Frederick ...
... nearly fourteen was writing in his own words what happened i the Garden of Eden, ** God asked Adam and Eve, * Why aie you hiding?’ * Because we're naked,” said Adam. ¢ That’s quite all right,” God said, * but what do you mean by stealing my best froit?” ...
... were also present the Rev. D, Davis, Mr, Thos. Swainson, Mr. T. Barrow, Mr. W. Milner, Mr. M. Simpson, Mr, Jos. Fenton, Mr. C. Johnsopo, Mr, A, Seward, ...