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... Oak-street, from Thomas Benson to Charles Marvin ; Cemetery Tavern, Collyhurst, from John Spencer to William Potts; Cock Inn, Cock Gates, from Thos. Ridyard to Geo. Mills; Crooked Billet, New Brown-street, from Charles Malpas to John Wovenden; Cross Keys ...
... are P. G. Thomas was chairman ; he was supported by G. M. Edward Kav and G. Denny ;. and P. G. Charles vies-c»Kiirman, support* by N. G. John and P. V. Charles Ryley when several loyal and other were responded to by M. Ka'v, D. G, M. P. G. James Maguvre ...
... Local Intelligence. Martyrdom op King Charles.—The observance this day must be kept this year on Monday, the 31st i instant. According to the Rubric : If this day shall happen to be Sunday, that form of prayer shall used, | »nd the fast kept the next ...
... Edmund Buckley, Es ...
... erasure from the statute book the connection. Prop ised Mr. Henry Wil6on, local preacher, fifth Manchester Circuit; seconded Mr. Dicken, local preacher, of Rochdale:— 2. That ihis meeting deeply sympathises with the Revs. James Everett, Samuel Dunn, and William ...
... were cross-examined by Mr. Dicken, solicitor, on behalf of the prisoner, but nothing material was elicited. He was committed for trial at the sessions. Charge of Stabbing. Intimidation of Workmen. Yesterday, a man named Charles Quigley, late in the employ ...
... voluntary system of education has been in the habit of providing. Daring Robbery of Dr. Bowring, M.P A most daring highway robbery, of which Dr. Bowring, M.P., and his brother, Mr. Charles Bowring, were the victims, took place on Thursday at noonday, near a ...
... Downman as president, assembled to inquire into the origin of the affray.—London Telegraph. DESPERATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-01 1 Sunday,laa a highway robbery, with much personal violence, was committed, in the parish of Dunmow, on an inoffensive young person, a ...
... of some of his writings, and a number of very scarce volumes procured by him in Italy, &c. he Grand Soiree, with Mr. Charles Dickens in the chair, is exciting great interest ; it bids fair to become very prominent feature in the bazaar week. The distinguished ...
... Perform gentlemen who, amid all their literary and artistic avocations, hive found time, under the leadership of Mr. Charles Dickens, to devote some space to the furtherance of this obj-ct, have announce:! their intention of giving a second amateur p ...
... the following clergy and gentlemen The Venerable Archdeacon Rushton, the Rev. W. Wilson, the Rev, W. W. Johnson, the Rev. Charles Richson, t ie Rjv. Canon Stowell, the Rev. N. W. Gibson, the Rev. J. Kingsley, Bowdon; the Rev. A. Lane, Pendieton ; the Rev ...
... Mr. George Wallis, to reserve tickets aud places. The lady performers will, we understand, be announced this week. Mr. Charles Dickens. The admirers and readers of the inimitable Boz will learn with regret that it is not his intention this year to favour ...