... 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 •. ..Colne Montgomery John Wavertree Hargreaves John Deadwen Clough Montieth ...

... was worse for liquor, and when near the White House, Blackstone Edge, riding a young spirited horse, belonging to Mr. Peter Rigby, of the New Inn, on the Yorkshire side of Blackstone Edge, the horse took fright, the rider was thrown off, and injured that ...

... executive. Tn doing which, he said, it was the duty of the people to support John Mitchel under his difficulties, and he would aiso call their attention to the reply of Mrs. Mitchel to the Dr. Doyle Chub.-Mr. T. Storers was called to second the motion, and Mr ...

... The child died on Monday morning. Verdict, Accidental death. aInILD DuATrs.-On Tlhursday an inquest was held at the Black Swvan Inn, Greenacres Moor, by Mr. Moles- worth, respecting the death of a child, eight months old, son of William Smethurst, ...

... dlay was remarkably finle, for atlthoughc the surromunditig mseghboutrhood was visiteil by terrific thietider-storms, Alderley Edge was the scesne of uniniteriupted enijoytneat;t anti tha party retiurnedi its processioic to the sitation at half-past eight ...

... Ile Cross Bauk; Mr. Samnnel Smith, Woodhouses; Mr. John thc we. Winterbottom, Lees; Mr. John Greenwood, Lanehead, Alt Be cry Edge; Jas. Holt, Stanrick Hill and Lnzley; Mr. Jonathan M. Howard, Mossley; Mr. Gerrard Shaw, Hazlehursat; Mr. il le Luke Lawton ...

... investigation of natural objects.'-With reference to other excursions we have heard the Wigan coal field on the one hand, and Alderley Edge on the other, mentioned; but though both are easily accessible, like most of the others, by railway, yet we imagine nothing ...

... Glasgow auxiliary to the British and Foreign Bible Society was a held on Tuesday evening, in the Trautes'-hall the Rev. Dr. Mitchell in the chair. TIhe abolition of the monopoly of printing the bible in Scotland was noticed, as a sub- r ject likely to exercise ...

... this county, el there has been only one church presentation during the n1 last 130 years. The charge is now vacant by the death bi of the late Rev. Mr. Urquhart, who was above ninety li, years of age, and upwards of fifty years minister of the PI parish; ...

... stones, whereby le was so much injured that lie died the next day.-Ii all the cases the jury returned a verdict of l Natural death. , BOROUGH POLICE COURT, JULY 30.--Before the Mayor and T. Brocklehurst; Esq.-Mr. Lomas, consta-l tile, appeared against Thomas ...

... against the, si 1base, bloody, and brutal means by which his conviction had 4 -been obtained ; and of declaring that if John Mitchel was 1ah f felon, they were felons also-nthat they loved and revered the r talon, and adopted the felony. The men of Lancashire ...