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... Returning Officer, and Messrs. Parker, Ward, and their friends the left. Of course the centre of the hustings was occupied By Thomas Blake, Esq., the Master Cutler, Returning Officer, and several Members of the Cutlers’ Company. The area in front of the hustings ...
... and Collector of Poor Kates for lhe Township of p^T* Bierlow; Mr. W. Firth, of Fernley Place fier Officer; Francis Shaw, Thomas Shaw, and Jos* ker, Collectors of Poor Rates. Mr jJhn Massln' I nor of Ecclesall Bierlow Workhouse; nnd }J B -.I ¦ Matron; ...
... obevr^'l hi»h constable of their hundred. I : -tioß*' . T„ n Hall, on Monday, (.eorge Thomp- J !he ;trole>, John Sykes, and Thomas Wilson „i. S>» tt l , 'i| h stealing smock frock, the properly of The evidence was msut- °bsun“tiate 'thefefony, but the prisoners ...
... which front to the_ Sheffield and Rotherham Turnpike Road, and are now the several occupations of Messrs. Deakin, Surgeon, Thomas Needham, Joseph Barker, and others. The Dwelling-Houses have entire Yards at the back, and possess every requisite convenience; ...
... voured to carry out the intentions of the Legislature, I and of the people of England. Dr. Palmer found the negroes of St. Thomas in the Vale, in the condition described in one of the above extracts, and his honest endeavours to them justice constitute ...
... w»* produced by piece iron palisaoiag. . been received at the Nottingham county gaol Ml ice any iron palisades fnlcture, un- Thomas Greensmith, who was convicted at famk fall would not have a assises tliere, our readers will recollect, had fallen P . apron ...
... Sfovin Woodruffe, John Hornrastle, Thomas Chester, and Ftancis Clayton respectively, on the day of the date thereof; and that the Execu* tion of same Indenture by the said John Stovin Woodruff*. John Homca tle, Thomas Chester, and French Clayton respectively ...
... THE NOMINATION RIOT. INQUEST THE BODY OF Mb. WM. CARTER. BCrOEB THOMAS I.EE, JiTJf., ESg., CORUNEB. Tnes4lay, the inquest on the body of the unfortunate Mr. William Carter, manufacturer, cf O.soctt, who fell victim to the bloody passions an inturiaterl ...
... Elizabeth Hardy, aged 86, relict of the lam Mr. Joseph Hardy, of Great H.n,pt.,„ ro.. Birniinghatn, and formerly of the nrscry , . , , On the of July, at Stockholm, aged 22, Elizabeth Mary, wife the Honourable .1. llligh. and daughter of Thomas Gisborne ...
... aspirations of the human heart, and has been perverted into one of the worst springes to catch woodcocks. It has been given Payne, Hardy, Tooke, Thclwall, and other supporters of the rights man. and by Canning, the ridtculer of the rights of man. The toast has ...
... Mr. (iodfrey Marti* Binpley, Reporter for the ■Letd* Times, and Mr. Thomas iS'ewsomv, Reporter for the Mercury, were then put into the box for the pose sho wing that Mr. John Hardy, jun., bad thrown stones in the direction where the woman was'hit, but ...