... atiade amiple amends to the young people for Ed the disappointment vf the precious day. The Lancashtire lid antd Yorkshire Company, with commendable kitiditts, gel ds agee to take the scholars, teachers, cstll friends to we hie roly Cross on Friday, and ...

... deceased was a labourer at the station no on( house whtlet isbeing erected at 31ishton by the East Len- hivin cashire tailway Company., On the morning of the 8rd inst. silk d he was turuing a corner of the building during the time that amine some of the labourers ...

... bosiness of the meeting in. a very a~ homlely and appropriate.sepeech,-the ohoiirma celled-upon some of tbe'oldest of the. company to.gfive cun' epitome,'-of iat their hestory, *hen for thet-irst time in their livrs these ra&' .1 tie presecataittese of ...

... (-LiverpolChamber of Commerce) ; Mesare. Wickeham, moti M.7Pb; Millgiga, M.P.; Heyter, muster cutler, 'Sheffield; were Matthews; Hadfield, M.P. Sheffield; Carr, alderman, ditto ; were Ironside, countitlor, ditto; Leach, Stalybridge; 'Feilden,' alive Md.P ...

... in the House of Lords, in the event of the turnpike inbill being lost. He quits approvad of the amalgamation; Ltee but thought it would be wise to adjourn the present meeting the until the fate of the turnpike bill was seen. He moved- an. That this meeting ...

... clerk to the r icr trustees of the Manchester and Hyde turnpike trust, applied ir. for an order upon the surveyors of the township of Gorton, c le- for a sum of money to repair the portion of the turnpike It uvi which woE in that township. He stated that the ...

... direr- tore oft lie company will, within a short time, call a general nI meeting of the subscribers to take into. 'consideration the g propriety of applying to the next session of parliament for an act for incorporating this company, and invest them with ...

... charged with having company in their .e houses at prohibited hours, and were each fined K~s. and 5 ?? Hamer, Shew Clough, near Roebdale, was 4 charged with riding asleep on the shafts of a waggon on the it Rocbdale and Manchester turnpike road,-and was fined ...

... to ;( the sreet-,op~of he sie steetsout f the turnpike road. -- In hree r fourminuts the oman as informed that the y chliated t a eni h hait of being taken to - a a shop on the opposite side of the turnpike road, and-, it is e supposed that the little~creature ...

... mes, as well as many of the specimens n intenatural museum, presented by his grandfather, the as late Earl of Derby.-The company having then assembled )l'in the centre library room, the Mayor briefly expressed the ?? gratification which this unexpected ...

... fillingof a carriage with passenrgersbeyond roon the number sllowed by the company's regulations. givei IOn Monday Mr. Joseph Durrance, of M1irfield, was on the couli turnpike road, near to Battyc Ford, running, a dog aceom- was panyiing him ran between ...

... Bide- adt to bury, by which it would be brought forward eight feat intofi td (Ithe turnpike road, was spoken of, but Mr. Wood thought it tu ut belonge(I to the turnpike trustees to irrterpose in that case. t cr, The suobject wee deferi'ed.'--The remnaininig ...