... CHESHIRE EXAMINER. SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1886. f I STOCKPORT. MARRIAGE.-On the l3th instant, Mr Thomas K~irk Mot- trDmnih.LnoR dendtle. to Miss Ann Denby, otfDukisels. I DEaTHS-On the I1th Instant while attending the assdles8 atnLiverpoo, in his a 8th year ...

... rchioness of Abercorn at Baron's Court, in the county of tl Londonderry, where a large party are assembled to pass n the Christmas holidays. A The town-councillors of the borough (more tham two- rthirds of whom are tories) have just awarded A4,5O00 as ...

... protector is dead, others say he is not: for my own part f believe neither one nor ?? l pole's Private Correupondenre. A New MACtleNTOsH.-A new idea has been adopted in Paris which ought to be followed upin our metropolis. Work- tmen are now employed covering ...

... as exhibited in the above work and in the illustrations to Lalla 1tootih, have procured for him the title of ' Oriental Lynch in the London journals, THEFT.-A man ?? Joseph 1Doss wvas brought to the New Bailey Court House yesterday, on a charge of ...

... water colour drawings by Ro. trerto, Stanfield, Prout, Vickers, Cox, Cooper, Wright, CvsmniODORIDN SOCIETY, NEw YoRx.-At a public neeting held in New York on the 27th November, 1836, it was resolved, That this meeting witnesses with great pleasure the exertions ...

... Upper Besg s - read Oldham-road, near New aross;2'eekslreehtn c Deansgate district, for 94, St. Ano's-street, lead aj 27, Cooper-street. at THEFT-Oni Wednesday a boatman named J 38'Smith was committed at the New Bailey for trial at the e sessions, for ...

... of six yards eacs, and 1,828 pieces of calico (ten yards to the piece) have been distributed to charitable objects. CooK's NEw PATENT GAs BUaNER.-We have had Ian opportunity o' judging, from personal observation, of the great superiority which Cook's ...

... issuing fictitious and fraudulent bills of exchange as good ones, was resumed before Mr. I Foster and Mr. Hollinshead at the New Bailey.-Mr. I Brandt appeared as counsel for the prosecution, and Dr. I . Brown for the defence on behalf of' Wood. Mr. Hieelis ...

... understand that the Idirectors of this institution intend, during the Christmas Jvacation, to open the various class and lecture-rooims ftr rthe exhibition of objects illustrative of science, art, ma- nufactures, and natural history; to afford the memberssf ...

... hleininastepeti of vigorous operation. wl News Roome AIND LIRny l *beg to call the Vito attention of our readers to an advertisemeiit in another tax column, announcing the establishment of' a librarX andI news room, in King-street, Salford, which they ...

... Maude, chi Esq., at the New Bailey, charged with what low of his inqj countrymen are ever guilty of, namely,, having nothing Ru to say for hirnself_-M-tr. Edw. Consterdins stated that the tha prisoner bad called at his warehouse in New Cannon- wa street preteuding ...

... indulging itl anticipation of the happy faces and joyous meetings which were usualat Christmas and other festivals. Some of us might recollect having been present at a Christmas party, and having seen there, perhaps, three beautiful young ladies, sisters, the ...