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... was demolition, not pillage, and though somre few articles had d doubtless been pillaged, tiso great bulk of the property had de, bean destroyed. They had recovered brack some of the plate, d whirls time jury should see. LHere several silver dishies, much ...
... Davies, Esq. M.D., of Chilwell iall. Notts. On Saturday last, Mr. John Sutton, to Miss Mary Nowell; same day, Mr. Christophae Guy, to Miss Elizabeth Walker; same day, Mr. Archibald Forenian, to Miss Ann Movs4; same day, Mr. Henry Chambers, to ...
... 'SMttleworth and Hopkins. Preston.--J. Watkinson, Man- chester, calico printer, April 26, at two,' at the King's Arms Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES IN LANCASHIRE. J. Potter, Chorlton row, and W. Maude,. Darwen, calico printers.-J. I. B. Wright, Liverpool, druggist ...
... Solicitor, Wigan, at whose office . plans of the property may be seen. 'Warch , 2.0lel , ts31'. ti 'I1 It 0 , r a~ a d ti jii a S I b d il tl I '4 C. Ci a I' fi ti b 0 b a c 0 b Z O )f ;OTW g HEREBY GIV, Tn HA-T the TOLLS arising Atitie.Tqll,.atet :. ' ...
... rescue ed by a large body of the colliers. The ma- r, gistnites of the county of Durham have just sent to d Newcastle for the assistance of the military, ant a' us troop of horse has been dispatched to aid the civil d power. It is hoped matters may he ...
... iidtc, vere ehrir~d- with Stealing at Blackbturn, oire door., six pieces of wood, sorte binges, &e., the property of Richard Hawortir, John Haworth,-and Giles Haworts.' Tire prosecutors had several eyipty houses from which they missed some. articles, inclu- ...
... Essex, buecheI -J. Pinkeman, White Lion street, Pentonville icher victualler-R. Wilkinson, Copthall buildings, licensed J. Nichols and T. Walter, Skinner street, ?? Haynes, Y.armouth, cabinet maker -J S Akere, irmsin. W ham, victualler-R. J. IV. Power, ila'va ...
... FYLDE, by Antonia, out of Fadladinida, own sister to Sir Oliver, FyIdener, '&c. 4. GUIDO, 6 years old, by PeterLely, out of Miss Svntax, own sister to Doctor Syntax (Little ReLd Rtovcr's dam.) S. THE SCREW, 4 years old, by Banker, out of Euxton's dam, ...
... John, Ball, from Carlisle, with 211 qrs malt, for J. Noble. Sprightly, Rimmer, from Ulverston, with 252 qrs malt, for J. Bolton. Catherine, Miller, from Ulverston, with 30 tons slates, 92 qrs malt, J. Bolton. George, Wignall, from Ulverston, with 300 ...
... part of, the Empire of Russia, te edict which conveys this ?? inf national extinction, is couched in the usual flypacti lit ,d tical jargon of tyrants, when they would justify to their wanton atrocities against the interests of hu. mianity: it impiously ...
... do oats, 10 do peas, and 189 sacks meal, for J. and G. Lawson. Sharston, Sumner, from do., with 7 tons meal seeds, for J. and G. Lawson. John Clifton, Boylan, from Campbeltown, with 107 tons potatoes, for J. Parkinson. Agnes, Rymser, from Drogheda, with ...
... brought, and the corpses carried off' shortly after their demise. The daughter, in a state of min d noto.ebe described followved themn to the door, an d loo ked hftdr the gad procession f mr oment or two, when she suddenly ,prcesio fora. ?? , ieof her ...