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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 ...
... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...
... shoulder; and cries wore uttered, some for a ' Revolution and a ' Republic, and others that Mitchel should be free,' The reign of terror has bepn, Death or victorv. At half-past 10 o'clock the procession returned to thle place of meeting, heard ...
... 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 ...
... received heo the ian died the next day. V erdict, accidesital death. 1 'era ALLEGED, DEATH FiROM VbOaaNCE.-An inquest was aind 'Ind held err the body of a woman homed Elit Ferguson. 0' ca who~s d~eath, it waH alleged, had been caused by violencse, the offered ...
... 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 ...
... propertied and privileged classes. Pretty well this for beginning, but mark the close. These deaths are as clearly chargeable on the Engli>h Government as Abel'? death jn Cain. The famine which the enormous re>ources the British empire, in the hards of the ...
... before T. F. Dearden, Esq., at the l to Croftors Arms, Bradshaw, on view of the body of William lee, t r ned 81 years, whose death was caused by a large stone falling ly upon him whilst at work in Mr. Charles Hopwood's stone C h quarry, on the 8th instant ...
... that place her number to 289,Eaaong whom was the political convict, John Mitchell, saile for the Cape of Good Hope from Bermuda, April the 22nd. Instructions were given to keep Mitchell apart from the other prisoners, partly on account of the shattered state ...
... of Scnte am( tphens was also the wife of the notorious Mitchell, already wai tanzsported for that offeuce. This is untrue, as her former hue'- sali band (Hugh 'Mitchell) died in High-street, Edge-hill, and was Par buried at-St. J6lb's Church, Liverpool ...