... Lepton, Jonathan Senior; Shelley, laugh of Green; Stocks Moor, James Stephenson; Holmllirth, D~o John Littlesvocd ; Meltham, Thomas Hirsit ; Slaithi- to Waite, James Garside ; Honley, Bramblall Dyson. mo It was determined that a missionary should be Air ...

... DEAR, FnRiNDS,-YOU are aware that at the on lst delegate meeting, held at Accrington, Dec. 3rd, it og was agreed that Mr. Thomas Land, of Lancaster, should it, be engaged as the lecturer for North Lancashire, and nt that he should commence his labours ...

... that is wanting is agitation to blow into' a flame the sr spirit of liberty. that Is sparkling in so. many bosoms of. the hardy sons of the. North. The men of Xendal ate ,in. desirous of having the'service of the lecturer. Much am good may bce dons -In ...

... F~iUNDS,-YoU are aware that at Ilhe Iren last delegsae meeting, held at Accrington, Dec. 3rd, It ting was agreed that Mr. Thomas Land, of Lancaster, should lst, be engage'd as the lecturer for North ,Lancashlre, and Bent *tbeat he should, commience his ...

... Moss; Lepton, Jonathan Senior,; Shelley, Hugh Green; Stocks AMoor,James Stephenson; Holmfifth, John Littlewood ; Meltham, Thomas Hirst; Slaith- waite, James Garside; Honley, Bramhall Dyson. It was determined that a. missionary should be appointed to go ...

... Moss; Lepton,. Jonathan Senior; Shelley, Hugh 0 Green; Stocks Moor, James Stephenson; Holmtlrth, I John Lililewvood * Meltham, Thomas Hiret; Slaith- 5 waites James Garside; Henley, Bramhall Dyson. n It was determined that a missionary should be 3 appointed ...

... the idea of working meal being too ignorant to vote. Mr. Alderman VAN WART seconded the resolution in a short address. Mr. ThOMAS ATTWOOD then addressed the meeting at some length on his usual topic, the Currency Ques. i tion, and endeavoured to justify ...

... of the masons during their long and arduous struggle, preeminently deserves the utmost praise and addi tional support. Mr. Thomas seconded the resolu- tion. Mr. Ford in an an able address exposed the manner in which the press of the metropolis had mis ...

... masons during their long and arduous straggle, n: preemleulltly deserves the utmost praise and addi- tional support. Mr. Thomas seconded the resolu. K tioll. M1r. Ford ia an an able address exposed the tl Manner ill which the press of the metropolis ...

... the masons during their long and arduous struggle, preeminently deserves the utmost praise and addi. tional support. Mr. Thomas seconded the resolu- tion. Mr. Ford in an an able address exposed the manner in which the press of the metropolis had mis ...

... Whitstones. a Mr. Thomas Higgson, ditto. Mr. George Gibson, ditto, ditto. s Mr. John Pollard, ditto, ditto, sub-Treasurer. e Mr. David Lee, ditto, sub-Secretary. LEPTON e Mr. Matthew Whittle, weaver, i Mr. George Jes;op, ditto. e Mr. Thomas Shaw, ditto. 1M ...

... ditto, Whitstones. Mr. Thomas Higgson, ditto. Mr. George Gibson, ditto, ditto. Mr. John Pollard, ditto, ditto, sub-Treasurer. Mr. David Lee, ditto, sub-Seeretary. LEPTOY. Mr. Matthew Whittle, weaver, Mr. George Jessop, ditto. Mr. Thomas Shaw, ditto. Mr. Jonathan ...