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... James Moorhouse, Samuel Smith, Thomas Shepherd, Joseph Hobson, Thomas Staniforth, T. J. Crawshaw, Samuel Scott Deakin, Joseph Levick, jun., Edward Greaves, John Robert Spencer, Henry Mort, Thomas Moulson, George Johnson, Francis Fenney, T. B. Tur- ton, ...
... outtooute, bulk, a dafoot flea toe from (he place I Railway Accidxwts.—The following letter hai* been addressed to Ttmes by John Hardy, Eso., M. P. for Bradford I been >hreked beyond tipfsalon the late destruc cf life sad oa the Oreat Wes'era Rsllaay. and having ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... passengers which was next the tender. The engine and tender had passed beyond the slip, before the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Berlkram, an assistant-engineer in the service of the Great Western Railway Company, said, —After the recent heavy rains ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Sheffield, Emma, vouneewt the late Mr. Thomas Wandsworth, farmer, of the former place Tuesday laat, at St. Pancraa Church, by the Rev. Henry White. M.A., of Kew, Hector Claugbtoo, near Lancaater, the Alexander Thomas Grist Manaon, of Magdalen Collate B.CJL ...
... Archibald Anderson, Esq. Henry Raebnrn, Esq.,otSt. Bemerd's. John Brird, Esq., of melon. James Newton, Esq., Thomas Ranken, Lsq., S.S.r. Thomas Clapperton, Esq., Merchant. SamL Aitken, Esq., Bookseller. John Forrester. Esq., W.S. Alexander Peterson. Esq ...
... 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 ...
... in rains:—Jamee Perkins, Thomas Finnigan, Patrick Proudmsn, Peter Radical, Michael Malion, Thomas Garland, John Donally, Patrick tiunigan, William Harrison, Michael Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hulv, John itoche, and Thomas Siloox—in all fifteen persons ...
... Lambeth. Contusion of the back. Thomas Wheeler, aged 3o, of Mills-buildings, Knights- bridge. newspaper reporter. Contusion of ihe face. Since discharge.! at his own request. Ann V\ heeler, aged 31, wife of the above named Thomas Wheeler. Fracture of the fore ...