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... supposed that the robbery was effected about a mile from Congleton. The box was deposited in the hind boot, and when the coach drove up to the inn door, the boot door vvas opened and the box gone. The box was found next day in field a few miles from Congleton ...
... ns raised tbe inhabitants, and the proceeds of a bazaar. Arrest of Several Chartists.—On Thursday week, William Simpson, a boot and shoemaker, was apprehended Mr. Butterworth, deputy constable, under a bench warrant, a true bill having been found against ...
... of Demesnes. Soon after three oVlock, nearly 150 gentleman sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mrs. Irwin, of the Golden Lion, and served in a large room belonging to Mr. Spittall, in Duke-street. Mr. Robert Jellerson, of Spring Field, oiliciatcd ...
... Aaslonois and simplicity of its Style, while tise Gorgeous Designs in 'CLOAKS, which the QUEEN DOWAGER an d the DUCHESS of KENT have Patronilecd, will be found, In every material, suitable for the dioplap of £hci, variedBeauties-. One (and certainly not ...