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... Brynhyfryd, IDenbighshire; and Maessr. illlne, Panry, Mille, and Morris, solicitors, Temple, London, | Thomas Huxley, Stephen Boulton, William Green. ; bank, Thomas Boulton, anl John Duncalf, china-mann- |acturers, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, August 12th and Sept ...
... one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon.Tyne. YMr. Thomas Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon. a Tyne; Mr. Robert Aiskell Dav son, solicitors, Bishop. Y wearmouth; and Mr. Thomas Walker, 3, Furnival'5. 4 inn, London. Win. Taylor, of Springhead ...
... at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Mr. Thomas Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon. Tyne; Mr. Robert Alekell Davison, solicitors, Bishop. wearmouth; and Mr. Thomas Walker, 3, Farnival's. inn, London. Wmn. Taylor, of Springhead ...
... Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs Stevens, Wilkinson, end Satchell, Qaeen atreeq, Cheapaide; official assignee, Mr Pannell. Thomas Sauders, Ramagate, shoemakor, Jan 9, at half-past two o'clock, Feb 6, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrc ...
... will chlcrfua'y repay your rind- ness. Signed on behalf of the Committee. JAMES BEESLEY, President, JOHN MURRAY, Treasurer. THOMAS RANKIN, Secreery. Manchest3r, May, 20th, 1844. P.S.-The CommittE3 will sit every Monday evening, at eight o'clock, in the ...
... Royal Oak 2s (hI; Lewis's eoop s 7d; Boacdman l- and Edwards' shop 139 2d; per Shawoross 4 1 n Joseph Court Is 7d; Thomas Sideley 3s; Thomas Rankin 6a; Rankin's book per Giray 2s 6d; do en. W. gravers at New Garrett So; block printers do 83 9d; r oiners ...
... will and can do it until the i system is entirely swept away. Signed, on behalf of, the Committee, JosErc JOHNSON, Chairman. THoMAs WINTERS, Seoretary.-Committee - Room, Upper George-street, Leicester, October 30th, 1814. MINERs' MEETINU IN YoSnrasIE.-Mr ...
... and can do it until the S, I system is entirely swept an ay. Signed, on behalf of w the Committee, JOSEPH JOaNSON, Chairman. THoMAs re WiseTans, Secretary. - Committee - Room, Upper a] George-street, Leicestor, October 30th, 1844. sI MINERS' MEETING IN ...
... save a public dinner to their indomitable friend and a vocate, W. P. Roberts, Esq., on Friday last, when upwards of eighty hardy sons of the mine sat down to an excellent repast, provided by the host and hostess of the Colliers' Arms Inn. Mr. Roberts, ...
... men of Beeston had a so2perat the house of Mr. John Brown, Old Panch Bowl Inn, Beeston. At six O'eloek thirty- six of the hardy sons of the mine sat down to supier; Mr. Joseph Longstaff, a working Miner, was ealed to the chair, who opened the proceedings ...
... correspondent says:- During the high j, Wind on Sunday morning three or four pinnacles t. were blbwn from tire tower of St. Thomas's Church, 8i Brasmpton Moor, here, and burst through the roof,: I destroying the gallery, ,and doing considerable eirr Jr' ...
... men of Beeston had a supper at the house of Mr. John Brown, Old Punch Bowl Inn, Beeston. At six o'clock thirty- six of the hardy sons of the mine sat down to supper; Mr. Joseph Longstaff, a working Miner, was called to the chair, who opened the proceedings ...