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... FERUARY 12, 1830. Cf arilable Donatiom.-The Rev. C. L. Swainson distributed, I dn last week, a quantity of coals to the poor of Edge-hill, at the re- ?? I -. -- A 1 An' A i A ?? -- ..-A A. Au.-At A e. duced price of id. per cwt. which produced niuch -comfort ...
... geologist. We resume our journey along the line of railway. Leaving Alderley Edge behind, and bending our course towards Crewe, the next object of attraction is the neat c little church of Alderley, with its lowly and unpretending a tower, situated about a quarter ...
... Crompton Hull Hampson T. G. F C Great Bolton Minshall Samuel Liverpool Hampson Richard Withington Mitchell John .Heskin Handford Thomas Liverpool Mitchell John Hardacre Richard â¢. ..Colne Montgomery John Wavertree Hargreaves John Deadwen Clough Montieth ...
... and upon their coming up, Mitchell said to them l What, you have got a gun or two I see, lads. They made no reply, but ene of them, named Broadbent, pointed his gun towards Mitchell, as if he was about to fire. . Mitchell said to them If you have ...
... was named oa James Mitchell, belonged to Dundee, and we understand gI t.has left a widow and family to lament his loss. It is sup- Pa posed that the swell acting on the paddle wlheels had th . turned round the crank under which Mitchell was working. Pr ...
... Kinloch, Bart. of Gilmer- ton, Bart. - At Hill Houfe, near Dumferline, Mrs. Mitchell, retid of Charles Mitchell, Efq.,and mother of Sir Charles, and of Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell.-Mi. Samuel Wood, of Threadneedle Street, Refiner.-At Kensington, Mrs. George ...
... procession going up to the Queen with a menorial, which ne would join, marching under a black hinner, with a death's head atrd bones, sigtnifyinrg death tr iibserty and lytritif the time be was frequent'l - bed. He aNLs. sail. if a few meen WCould now make ...
... seig't ilees sot esrese 141, cwt., afbredingspeed aidac- co diach ut, real safety, superior to sue sail or stage 'he . Lje Edges, while they were happy of the eppertsinity Mir Crcali afforded them of examining the above colrriee, thich is cell worthy of ...
... TIhe vessels (if the brain were very much congested, end lbat typhus fever was the cause of death; she might have wvanted food, bitt that had itot caused her death, The Co roner inquired if, from she filthy state in which she was found, without clothes, ...
... injured the mulberry trees in France, and caused a rise in the silk markets. A miserly old woman, of Manchester, on the point of death, swallowed the key of a box containing her gold. A few day s since, a lady, who had taken her seat in the train which left ...
... register, from Archangel to Glasgow, with a cargo of tar. At about II o'clock on the night in question, her captain, Air. John Mitchell, was alarmed by hearing the mate, whose watch on deck it was, crying out for a lantern. The captain immediately procuired ...
... ILitrr.iturc. '/* London publishers cun forward their works for renew addressed t > the Editor of the Unit Backet, to Mr. C, Mitchell, I'i, Rtd Lion-court, Fleet street rtudicaU or serials will be noticed that are not regularly recen ed. FHE CHI HCH OF ENGLAND ...