... Huddersfield Union Banking Company. Manchester The Manchester and Liverpool District » Liverpool \ Bauking Company. »> Shipton ~\ » Keiyhley | M Burnley \ The Craven Banking Company. »» Colne n\Clitheroe And to the Lancaster Banking Company, Lancaster, to their ...

... the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for the payments the respective Rents agreed for and at such times, and such proportions, they, the' said Trustees shall direct. ROBERT WHARTON, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road. Orton, August 31st ...

... to London, Birmingham, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, Portsmouth, Manchester, Leeds, Halifax, Doncaster, Sheffield, Macclesfield, Buxton, Leek, Derby, Nottingham, Chester, Wrexham* Elsmere, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Swansea, Conway, Holly-head ...

... or at the Office of R. Fielo, Solicitor, Cartmel. January, 1816. PHItKNO-MESMERISM. MR. T. ADAIR, Honorary Member of the Sheffield and Dublin Phrenological Societies, MOST respectfully announces to the Inhabitants of Kendal that the Evenings of Monday ...

... quantity that of 1834.— Times Monday. Slip on the Sheffield and Manchester Railway. The incessant rain on Thursday night, amounting at Woodhead almost to a deluge, caused culvert under the Salisbrook turnpike road to burst, about three o'clock on Friday morning ...

... philosophical enquiries ! A distressing*, and yet extremely singular accident happened Thursday se'n night, to a person at Sheffield. appears was standing one end of a plank, whole weight of an enormous cast iron wheel, was by some means suddenly thrown ...

... replied, O, I have sold my old Rugg for a good Price. A gentleman, having a remarkable leng visage, lately passing a turnpike gate, overheard one lad say to another That gentleman* face is longer than his life.*' Struck with the singularity the rude ...

... implement yard to the public and the exhibition of the working of the implements, about two miles from Newcastle, on the turnpike road to Morpeth. The following description the plan of the show yard for stock and implements, and the grand dinner pavilion ...

... and Military Gazette. A company artillery, with their light guns and ordnance stores, and part of the 6th regiment of foot, are ordered to Canada, to be forwarded from thence to the Hudson's Bay territory, the expense of the company. The 6th 'foot are to ...

... Majesty s accession. The Public Bills which received the Royal assent were the Marriage Registration Act Amendment Bill, the Turnpike Roads Cor.tinua ion Bill, the Justice of Peace Bill, the Shires Hall Bill, the Piliory Punishment Abolition Bill, the Royal ...

... against the Turnpike Act.---At the County Petty Sessions, on Saturday, Robert Warbrick. labourer, Heysham, was convicted in the mitigated penalty of one shillmtr and costs, for discharging a gun within fifty feet ofthe centre of the turnpike road, contrary ...

... inclined plane on the side of the mountain, used for conveying the Blanarvon Company's iron and coal down to Llanfoist, is very much injured, being almost blocked up; the turnpike road to Granddyrrus is also completely torn up. in some places to the depth ...