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... Sunday) Altrincham North-wieli Tarvin Feathers Chester SHEFFIELD and DONCASTER— The Wellington every morning at half-past o’clock thro’ Chapel -en-le-Frith Castletnn Ha-thers3ge the King’s Head Inns Sheffield and GLASGO W— The North every morning at half-past ...
... between the Clyde and the Hudson. Stream CarrgiacEes ow Roaps.—A Plan is said to be in agitation to establish by the side of turnpike-roads, capable of com- for all with railroads, and at an infinitely smaller expense, as well as risk. The plan is said at ...
... front a la Francaise The Innkeepers’ Company have issued circulars expressing their determination to proceed against all those exercising the business of publicans who ’shall not intimate their intention to join the Company on or before the 29th instant Three ...
... Warrington. [This Advertisement wtH not jj XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, f yUIAT a MEETING of persons interested in the pro- JL posed Turnpike-road from Stockport, the conntv 4>f Chester, through in same countv, to Waryington, the county of Lancaster, will held at ...
... Treasurer of the Covem Garden company, inclosing the amount of salary paid to him for his acting since the accident at the theatre requesting that it might be applied to the fund out which the lower ranks of the company were remunerated for their services ...
... and expenses of 127 railway Companies gives the following charges, £ expenses, £3,303,461 ; total, £4,538,409. But this sum of upwards of four raillions and a half does not include the law of some of the principal companies. The Great Western, the South ...
... in a mitigated penalty of 40s. and costs, for having disorderly company in his kouse on Saturday nizht last. ADVANCE IN TURNPIKE Tuesday last, the Toils on the Live: it and Northop Turnpike- roads were let at the Exchange in this city, the former at an ...
... arisen respecting the formation of the Company for the construction of this railway are likely to be amicably settled. The opposition which several of the inhabU lants of Warriugton had given to projected Company was very natural, for we think it is but ...
... it appears, and a fellow-labourer of the late Mr. Wilber- force in the cause of himanity—Mr. P. Roberts, of Granze- park, Sheffield—suzgests, in an address to the two Wilberforce Committees in London and York, that after due honours rendered to the memory ...
... legal weight. The Bristol and Gloucester Railwa: y Company have contracted fur the supply of all their iron rails at £6 per ton. This is owing to the depression in the Iron trade. Many other Companies have liad to pay as much as per ton. Newsrarer Stasrs ...
... hill should pass law ? Not from a wealthy and responsible company, ■uch as ibe River Dei Dec Company, but from very small and precarious tolls the road and ferry for tbe commissioners of turnpike trust cannot compelled to expend more tbau the tolls collected ...
... Rev Mr Armitstead F E Bnrker Esq arid (? Granville and family Rev Mr Ainsworth Mr Irice J Wilson Esq fawr) Lloyd — let the Sheffield Mr H D (Caer hdn) Miss Medgeley StrAes Rev R Dr Thackerev lfev Mr Pearson Mrs Kinloch Mrs C Chilton 0 C Tvrrwhitt Esq Mrs ...