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... J Chapman and W Painter glovers Fleet-street-W and E Shardlow black-amiths Sutton Bonniugton Nottinghamshire B Poole W H Boult R H Spence newspaper proprietors— M Silvester C Silvester and J Benson cutlers Sheffield— J Forster E Forster E Jones W White ...
... Sir. J. Mordaunt, Bart., M.P., presided, and was supported by I*ord Leigh, Sir C. Dougins, M.P., H. C. Wise, Esq., J. M. Boult bee, Esq., C. Harding, Esq., and several other gentlemen. A report expressive of the general satisfactory prospects of the ...
... station iu safety speed the about station a who standing bridge observed violent oscillating motion which yard until fairly rocked over slight cutting upon carriages were all more danivzed one of broken one might break a reed front wheels her tilted up ...
... dreadfu mutilated state, was put into a whee and wheel lly into the adjoining county.—Brighton Gazette. A PHILANTHROPIST. —The island of Rona is nd a small and very rock, t of land, lying between the isle od of Applecross, and is well known of Skye and the ...
... Mr. WilHam North, Fox Inn, at Penkridge, on Thareday, the Uth day of 1846, f.ur . clock i« the cjlcnuon, •• Ikc foUomng or rock lot, ccmofk' opo. ,1 Ike lime of role, nkjccl lo nek co.d.hnr e, will then produced I , , that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE. [ Lot DW ...
... The of earth was calculat to be about 200 tons, As speedily as Black Rock station, under Pe a ble, the coast-guard of the tenant Pranklyn, and a num- ber of men employed in the Black Rock Gas Works, under Mr. Rutter, the set to work in search of the bodies ...
... the Black Rock statiou under tenant Franklyn a number of men employed in the Black Rock Gas Works Mr Rutter the manager set work in search of the bodies After working an hour the poor found altogether and quite dead Owing to the great of rock must have ...
... January 7th 5086 In the MATTER of the JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-UP ACTS 1849 of the DIRECT BIRMINGHAM OXFORD READING and BRIGHTON COMPANY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Parties CLAIMING to be CREDITORS this Company are to COME IN PROVE their DEBTS before ...
... the first class cot- the receipts will tell very advantageous! on future divi- duties 19th imst., at St. Stafford, Charles Boult, cord. xceedingly beau- Iu all the European wm jes except the British, the medi- th Elizabeth Hart, aged 7h. The happy tagers’ ...
... tower, we pursued a pathway running not far beneath the top of a rock, which in about five minutes’ walk conducts to O’Hara’s Tower, being the southernmost of the three peaks of the rock. About midway is a yawning cavern, opening into the bowels of the ...
... work table: card table; mahogany-framed sliding chair, stuffed with hair and covered with morocco leather; lady’s mahogany rocking chair, covered with hair seating ; six cane-seated crown-back chairs, small set of mahogany bookshelves noble chimney glass ...
... Sandys Lord Leigh Viscount Curzon Colonel Sir Skipwith Bart Sir Robert Peel Bart N Newdegate Esq MP G F Muntz Esq MP Colonel Boult-bee Colonel Wilkie Colonel Major Thompson Major Harrison Ac Ac To Editor of Birmingham Journal Sir— London keenly awaiting ...