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... ortheTitmily, and will possess superior advantages of acquiring a perfect knowledge of the business all its branches.—Apply to Mr. JOHN MOORE, pharmaceutical chemist, 2, Bridge-street, Manchester. &c The Master a Boarding School, member of Church of England, ...
... for presentation to Sir John Mansel, Bart., and J. W. Phillips, Esq., who attended the meeting. Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate of Bow-street, whom government has sent down to investigate grievances, has visited Swansea, Cardigan, and is now in Carmarthen ...
... Paul Bedford. Written by W. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq. The Music by G. H. Rodwell. Price 2s. Cross Old Bachelors. Sung Mas. Grattan. Written by J. Fitxball, Esq. Music by G. M. RAdwrTl 2s. The British Anchor. Sungfcy Mr. M/chfn. Written by J. E Carpenter ...
... chorus of prisoners, from Beethoven's Fidelio: Bishop's trio and chorus, The huge, huge globe, from the Gnome King; and Sir John Stevenson's solo and chorus, Give me the harp of epic 9ong, in which the solo was excellently given by Mr. Walton. Mr. Graham ...
... another with the Manchester arms, formed the decorations of this engine. Next came the Water Witch, drawn by four horses, driven by Mr. Thomas Rose, and carrying its company of firemen. This engine displayed fligs bearing the royal arms, with various other ...
... was taken by Mr. John Marfan, the master of the lodge ; the vice-chair Mr. John Allen. The song and toast went merrily round; after which dancing was introduced, and kept up till a late hour. The officers and brothers of the Loyal St. John Lodge, celebrated ...
... disclosures that have been made connecting the name of Wm. Paget painfully with that of Lord Cardigan. It curious enr.utth that the B iron and Lord Cardigan happened to in Liverpoo, at the same moment, the former having landed here Friday afternoon, while ...
... years of age. ALTRINCHAM. Disorderlies—On Wednesday last, John Hulson, of Baguley, Noel Gatley, of Hale, and Edward Gamer, of Timperley, appeared to answer the complaint of John Bradford. John Hulson, for fighting a pitch battle in Hale, on the 17th of ...
... balance and 2 weights deficient; John Greaves. Mossley Road, 1 balance and weights deficient; John and James Carter, Mossley, 11 weights deficient; John Kenworthy, Stalybridge, balance and 4 weights deficient; James Bardsley, Church-street, Ashton, 8 ...
... ons too monstrous even for burlesque, that thongh the piece was not formally damned, we do not think it will be repeated.— John Bull. Street Sweeping Machine.— Arrangements are now completed by the city authorities in London, by which the streets and ...
... most lively admiration. Manchester School of Design.—We observe our advertising columns that the master of the school, Mr. John Z. Bell, the successful competitor for one oi the cartoon prizes, will, on Friday next, commence a series of discourses on ...
... appeared to entertain very different opinion upon the subject, for he exclaimed bah ! to the idea a substitution of Lord John Russell for Sir R. Peel, and said that Whig and Tory might be shaken in a bag, and the first drawn out would be an enemy to ...