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... at and immediately under au insulated and mass of rock called Alderley Edge. The day. delightfully fine; and the assemblage of the yet is homing peasantry in the village, and the r l iv oll of the bells of the church gave pleasing of preparation. The ...
... LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLEY, THE RIGHT PLACE AT LAST. We copy the following paragraph from the Norllhampton Herald. certainly represents Baron Stanley in no very amiable light, but that is no reason why we should doubt its accuracy :— Pitchfork in Prison ...
... NARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED, Lately,At .Chester* Mr. Jahn Mitchell, eldest son of Mr. Mitchell merchaut, of this Loup, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. L. Baker, of the satub place. Lately. at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Jas. Phillips, chief mate of the ...
... NEAR BRANTIIWAITE EDGE. TO BE LET, and Entered on at Candlemas next, All that valuable Tithe-free ESTATE, situate at, BRANTHWAITE EDGE, in the Parish of Dean, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Robert Selkirk, as Tenant, consisting of ONE HUNDREDand FIVE ...
... The Queen v. Mitchel., Sir C. O'Loghlen sad that, on behalf of Mr. Mitchel. he had to apply to the court that he might be at hiserty to plead to the information which had been tiled against him—such plea to be without prejudice to the rule already made ...
... though it may be doubted if many deaths have occurred from the disorder itself, yet it appears to have extensively superinduced other diseases, which have in a great many instances terminated fatally. Generally, where death has followed, fever of a typhoid ...
... Then loitered by the greenwood’s edge Or sauntered down the laoe. And caught etlmpse, through the hawthorn hedge, Of the merry haymaker's train ; And heard the laugh and joyous shout Of datfm and » As the wild youth*# scoff made his sweetheart pour. he ...
... chemist, to Dorothy, youngest daughter of the late Mr. G. Sharpies, Ribbleton Lodge. On Wednesday last, at St. Mary's Church, Edge Hill, Liverpool, by the Rev. S. B. Ward, B.A., Rector of Teffont, Wilts, Elias Chadwick, Esq., Hony. A.M., of Worcester College ...
... lar, 3 yrs. .(Mitchell) 1 . _ - - 20 !e, 4 yrs 3 3 __ . „ itrick—Angelica, 3 yrs.. 2 dr Ister to Imbar ; and 3 to 1 agst Second heat-6 and 7 to 4 on ) 1 agst Baleine. by half te Snuninghill Stakes. CHARGE OF STABBING FEMAISSA 144 On Wednesday at H ...
... GREAT CHARTIST MEETING AT OLDHAM EDGE. Announcements were issued on Thursdiy. in Oldham and the neighbourhood, that an open air Chartist meeting would held on Sunday, on Oldham Edge, to promote the principle* of the charter, and to be addressed by Messrs ...
... SUDDEN, DEATHS.—A few days ago, as Mr. Job Asiaall, of Hove-edge, near Halifax, innkeeper, was . passing through- a field, with two other persons, he met a friend, with whom he shook hands, immediately after which both he and his friend fell, and instantly ...
... DEATHS. On the 17th ult. at Philadelphia, U. S. Jane, the beloved wife of John Worrell, Esq formerly of this City, merchant. As wife, mother, and friend, her amiable qualities cannot be forgotten by her sorrowing family and Mends. At Rome. Mrs. Beresford ...