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... Dan-an Sherringt.on, Daniel Gibson, James Moir, James Lan-. Daniel Mitchell, Gerurge Ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Mulligan, Arelid. MInies, Jameb Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Green, Samuel Bernet, William Cliailin, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... than Joseph LMnney. On Friday morning, the 12th, I 'walked ounto Wal- tiol verhampton, and, addressed another meeting of the hardy baM toilers of the 1black diamoudas-the 'whole district, mil for niany miles, having entirely ceased labour, and im, nothing ...
... volume, price 5a., rXHE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS PAINE. I. Nowv first collected together, end to which are added several pieces never before published in England; and an appendix, containing the Trial of Thomas Paine, at Guildhall; with a portrait of the ...
... Daunon Sherrington, Daniel Gibson, Jalues Moir, James Lang, Daniel Mitchell, Genrge ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Alulligan, Arclid. M'Ianis, James Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Grecr, Samuel Bennet, William Chiaplint, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... convicted of robbing Henry Woolf' A at Leads. To be transported for fifteen years. ep SUEEP STEALING AT BARNINGHAMS. and Thomas Shaw and JohIn Shlaw, father and son, who m5R had been out on ball, were placed attebrte had former (the eon) charged -with ...
... that unforeseen circumstances at the eleventh hour r had precluded tire possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendarrce. Mr. Hardy, a highly respectable school- master of Tooting, was theln called to the chair, and t briefly naddressed the mueeting, and ...
... learned that unforeseen csrcumstances at the eleventh hour had precluded the possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendance. Mr. Hardy, a highly srespectable school- l master of eating, was then called to the chair, and t briefly addressed the meeting, and' ...
... habitants of Southlmalton, Devonshire, were alarmed by the cry of Fire ! which proceeded from the dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Tout, builder, or a house contiguous to it, situate in East-street, and burnt with great fury for several hours. Notwith- ...
... J. C. Stahlschmiidt seconded the nomination. Mr. Johnson had the pleasure to introduce to the electors of the borough Mir. Thomas Cabbell as a candi- date to represent them in Parliament. Mr. Jennings seconded the nomination of Mr. Cabbell. The several ...
... our space will not allow us to give at n length, sat down amidst protracted and boisterous D applause. 0 On the motion of THOMAS HORNur, seconded by C JOHN SULLIVAN, a committee was proposed, and the r list agreed to. c PRESENT TO DR. )O'DOUALL. h The ...
... AationaRKn Stmnaph. ?? ., -. ?? ?? ~H. ?? I t BLscscaultN.-At the ad,iorrned quartetly meeting e of ?? $ Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris.; s topl Ai Te wete elected auditors for the next six J months. William RBstran aid James Orouther be consniittee-men ...
... August 17tb, 184, at the house of Mr.' Dixon. the' Golden Eagle Ino, Birmingfham Street, Manchester, when upwards of 130 of the hardy sons of toil sat down to a sumptuous dinner provided for the occasion. The viands did credit to the host and hostess, both ...