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... that between ten and eleven o'clock on Sunday night last, Poole, accompanied by the prisoner, went into the beer house of Dennis Madden, Collier street, Salford; and after sitting there a short time he went out, leaving the Prisoner there, and on returning ...
... victims to the prevailing malady. When he was attacked with fever, Mr. Haggar was removed to the house of a friend, Mr. Dennis Madden, ton, where every attention has been shown 116, Isling- gradually sunk under the disorder. him, but he He was only, we ...
... falling down the vertical shaft. On examination of the mangled corpse, it was found to be the body of a collier, named Dennis Madden, who had been engaged in drawing coals in the splint coal mine which is situated about seventeen fathoms above the ironstone ...
... small* deaU and bo»kr«. IK>c. 3i. t'hai le* Tayleur, William It. TayU-ur, William Bates, Frederick I'cnnlngt oi, sod Dennis Madden. Liverpool—*o tar a* regards said Vt. 11. Tayleur and F. Finnington. Dee. 31. Jam. * Wilkioaou. Frederick Wilkinson, tlcorge ...
... game-keeper laird Anson. —Two Monthe. John Garner and Ann Garner, for stealing bonnet, at Uttoxeler. —One .Mouth attU whipped, Dennis Madden aad Charles (Clarke, two lads, for stealing As. fid. from Hannah -Lowe, at Longport, near Burslem : [lt appears these boys ...
... Thomas Pope, clerk, convicted of being an idle and disorderly person, in the parish ofUndy. Twenty- one days hard labour. Dennis Madden, by the same magistrate, convicted of being an idle and disorderly person, in the parish ofUndy. One month's hard labour ...
... of the shafts and was shockingly mangled. He has left a widow and family to lament their early bereavement. man named Dennis Madden, wdtile employed in drawing coals at Mill field pit, Airdrie, fell down a vertical shaft, and was killed on the spot. The ...
... attempted to pass. Bank Note Forgery.—Our readers will recollect that on the 11th of August last, a man oft he name of Dennis Madden, a Copper-plate Printer, was arrested in the cellar of a house at the corner of Anglesea-street, in the act of forging ...
... Smith. four.—Thomas Campbell, Patrick Fla- O’Neil, Patrick Carrigan. irking BankNotes, with the Plates in possession, .Dennis Madden, Honoria Madden, usioj. Forged Notes fifteen—Bridget Reilly, Woolaghan, Hannah Todd, John Farrington, i £gan, Mary Maguire ...
... J, F. Dupre, Liverpool and Warrington, founders. Charles Tayleur, W. H. Tayleur, William Bates, Frederick Pennington, Dennis Madden, and Charles William Claude. Liverpool (so far regards Wm. H. Tayleur and Frederick Pennington). John lokson and Charjes ...
... falling down the tvertical shaft. On examination iof the mangled corpse, it 'vas found to be the body of a collier, named Dennis Madden, who had been engaged in drawing coals in the splint coal mine which is situated about seventeen fathoms above the ironstone ...
... months. Fanny Dowell, George Fluinmer, Wm. Hutchins, John Williams, John Hook, Thomas Gleed, Janies Woolfrey, Thomas Dunor, Dennis Madden, Henry Martin, Join. Martin, Thomas Bnydeii, John Hayes, and Charles Mason. For two mouths —Margaret Buckley, Florence ...