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... mother spoke. Deer Mr. in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has I.:Ached us : it is rumoured that my husband and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gone out to fight. It cannot he. A crew(' of friends and neighbours would never baro.,tously look ...
... Arthur Edwards. Thorns, Vu 1111, , Robert Bodeen, George Maxwell, ' George Oubliiits, (Jerald Bore, Robert Young, James Franks, Andrew !Mitt, Wm Borland, and Augustus i Coghlan. The laird Ills:lop of Limerick preeeheil an admirable and most iinpressive ...
... llassard, Arthur Edwards, Thomas Willis. Robert Rodwell, George Maxwell, Gcorgo Gubbins, Gerald Bern, Robert Young, James Franks, Andrew Nash, * Wru. Rutland, and Augustus Coghlan. Lord Bishop Limerick preached •n adtnirab and most impressive sermon, which ...
... Mr. Daniel Barker, surgeon, and Mr. James Lawton, iron and brass founder — re-elected. Saint George's Chapel, Mossley: — Frank Andrew, Esq., for Ashton parish, Samuel Calvert, Esq., for Stanley, Mr. John Hardy, re-elected for Saddleworth. Saint Paul's Church ...
... Mr. N. Buckley, for the town's division. Mr. Greenwood, of .e Little Moss, Mr. Samuel Lees, far Knott Lanes, and Mr. a Frank Andrew, for Hartshead division, and Mr. E. Turner, D, 'a assistant, with the whole of the collectors, as before. hen II BOARD ...
... Grapes Inn, Hevrotl, on Wednesday evening, before Mr. Rutter and a jury, principally manufacturers in the locality. Mr. Frank Andrew beiDg foreman. The following gentlemen attended behalf the company :— Mr. Woodhouse, chief superintendent of the permanent ...
... the field of potties again, in company with Mrs. Andrews and her son and daughter. Where are all the women ? exclaimed Frank Andrews ; there has't been a strawberry picked since we left. What are they after ? Sure enough not the trace of a woman or ...
... the field of pottles again, in company with Mrs. Andrews and her son and daughter. Where are all the women ? exclaimed Frank Andrews ; there has't been a strawberry picked since we left. What are they after ? Sure enough not the trace of a woman or ...
... HENRY LEES, ] JOHN ROSS COULTHART,1 d ai JONATHAN ANDREW, , ELI CRYER, NATHANIEL BUCKLEY, JOHN GREENWOOD, SAMUEL LEES, FRANK ANDREW, Parish Office, May 30th, 1855 Overseers, FIRE AT CROFT MILL. NIELD, SUTCLIFFE, & CO. heg to thank those friends and neighbours ...
... ANDREW, Ohurchwardens. ELI CRYER, NATHANIEL BUCKLEY, Overseers of the JOHN GREENWOOD, Parish of SAMUEL LEES, Ashion-undeb- FRANK ANDREW, Lyne. ENOCH TURNER, Assistant Ovf.rsf.er. WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that all persons entitled to vote in the Election of ...
... JONATHAN ANDREW, ELI CRYER, 1 NATHANIEL BUCKLEY, Overseers of the JOHN GREENWOOD, Parish of SAMUEL LEES, Ashton-under- FRANK ANDREW, Lyne. ENOCH TURNER, Assistant Overseer. Form of Notice of Claim to le Given to Over SEERS To the Overseers of the Parish ...
... and trouble, for every crime in the cal.'ndar but highway robbery and wilful murder. ’ ** Now, Sir, what think you of Frank Andrews ?'* Why, that Francis is sinner past praying for.” There was not, throughout *• the Far West,” a Churchman who had meditated ...