... stopped for time the rising principles democracy—he told them from the hustings that though one John Mitchel had been denounced, thousands of John Mitchels had been created in this country. Ernest Jones, too, that flower of chivalry, the true representative ...

... CLOSE or PARCEL LAND, called Horse Copse or Copy, in the Occupation Mrs. Mitchell, and containing Lot 8. A CLOSE or PARCEL of LAND, called Wainhousb Field, situate near Htillen Edge, and containing 2.) A PLANTATION adjoining the last-named Field, called ...

... that town, son Mr. John Douglas, surf eon, Penpont, Dumfriesshire, to Martha, eldest daughter of Mr. John Mitchell, of the firm of Francis Mitchell and Co., manufacturers, Bowling. Sunday last, at Ramsden-street Chapel, Huddersfield, Mr. Josh. Hoyle. to ...

... has considerably diminished since the death of Mr. Briggs, their peculiar favourite. Their next candidate, Mr. Cartledge, was overwhelmingly defeated iv endeavouring to fill up the vacancy occasioned Mr. Briggs' death. Nether Hallam.—We hear of no opposition ...

... Sykes's Complete. Green Edge—l, Lovely Ann, Edward Mitchell ; 2, Colonel, Edward Mitchell ; 3, Lovely Ann, Peter Ratcliff ; 4, Major Cartwright, Joseph Taylor; 8, Nelson, Peter Ratcliff. White Edge— l, Bright Venus, Edward Mitchell ;2, Lilly ...

... deputy . corootr, held so inquest at Wooliey Edge, ea she body of Thomas Griffiths. Deceased was employed in No. 5 shaft, in the tunnel i on the Sheffield, Bameley, and Wakefield Railway, at Wooliey | Edge, and was ascending the shaft in a skip along ...

... 1 nornton. Cklf.rv— W. Fouroess, J. Woodhead. Cucumbers T. Dennis, B. Wilson. Beet— W. Copley, G. Mitchell, J. Hart- ley. C. Langley. Onions— G. Mitchell, C. Langley, T. Dennis I. !i. on:, m. H. Poorness. Eschalots— l. Thornton, C. L in ?? Pi-.e- — 11 ...

... whose name is Jacob Mitchell, wu going round the estate with another keeper, John Walker. On tbeir way they met four men, in Huns- worth Lane, each of whom wu carrying a tun. The keepen knew the men, and knew them to be poachers. Mitchell therefore accosted ...

... church, Leeds, hy the Rev. George Hills, Mr. John Wilks, of Dewsbury, solicitor, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Mitchell, Esq., Birstal. Wednesday last, at our parish church, Samuel, son of Mr. Joseph Hemingway, of the Woodman Inn, to Mary, youngest ...

... ult., deceased was employed in a coal-pit belonging to Mr. Charles Mitchell, at Ossett, when he fell from the place where he was working, and was so serionsly injured as to cause his death on the night preceding the inquest. Verdict, Accidentally killed ...

... case, and the boy is going on very favourably. Sudden Death. — The neighbourhood of Carr- house Fold, near Todmorden, was much excited on Monday morn- ing last, in consequence of the sudden death of Wm, Stephenson, stone mason, who was about to go to ...

... THE INTELLIGENCER. Sudden Death of Magistrate at Leeds. We regret to announce the sudden death of James Musgrave, Esq., an Alderman and Justice of the Peace for the borough Leeds. The painful event occurred on Sunday evening last. The deceased gentleman ...