... surveyors of the highways for the parish and for the town of MInehester, for Ithe last twelve months. The chair was taken by Thomas HIardnifn, ,Esq. the senior churchwsrden. Tle constabfes' accounts having been read over by the chairman, Mr. RxcH.&suD PoTrrR ...

... since to tile pro- cceediig of the Bible Society, bly the Rev. Mir. Maddock5, a- Cathol~c Priest. Oms the present occasion, J, Hardy, Req., Cthe Recorder of Leeds, took time Chair. Trhe steering wvas addressed, in ?? of scriptuire circulation, lv the Rev. ...

... tie al lowed by the police act: - . .Jamzes 1¾Miht was charged with violently assaultingMr. Joel Hardy, an lsraeelite, on the evening of Christmas daty. Hardy, it appeared, was staniding opposite to the Frienld Iship's inn, on the old Mvanchester road, when ...

... Meadolvcroft, of flittenvorth. . Mr. James Daw-son, of Buttersworth. Mr. John Rigg, of Bleclinivorti. . uMr. Thomas Briggo, of Pilkington. . ir. Thomas Chadwick. of Heap. Mr. Richard Lorcl, of C'stleton. Mr. Benjamin Greenhalgh, of Cosoteton. Mr. Williasm ...