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... about three weeks ago ; and we have great pleasure in stating that the election has been decided in favour of our townsman, Thomas Dixon, 8.A., Scholar of St. John's College, who was sth Wrangler in January, 1844, and had been many years student in the ...
... will and can do it until the i system is entirely swept away. Signed, on behalf of, the Committee, JosErc JOHNSON, Chairman. THoMAs WINTERS, Seoretary.-Committee - Room, Upper George-street, Leicester, October 30th, 1814. MINERs' MEETINU IN YoSnrasIE.-Mr ...
... s, and other articles at Bradford, from the dwelling-house of Samuel Blackburn, bis for Seven Years.—Thomas White (18), Thomas Jones (20), and Thomas Harrison (161, stealing silk handkerchiefs at Dewsbury, the property of George Holliday, and White and ...
... costs, or, in default of payment, to be impri- , soned one month. Supposed Burglars.—On Monday last, Thomas Hurst, and Thomas Wright Marshall, alias Thomas Wade,! were charged at the Court House, under the followi ing circumstances: —A policeman stated that ...
... it is the intention of the Hon. Gentleman to vacate his seat for that borough ; and consequently the report that Gathorne Hardy, Esq., was about to canvas tho eleotors is equally unfounded; and the Leaguers' preparations to introduce free-trade candidate ...
... and can do it until the S, I system is entirely swept an ay. Signed, on behalf of w the Committee, JOSEPH JOaNSON, Chairman. THoMAs re WiseTans, Secretary. - Committee - Room, Upper a] George-street, Leicestor, October 30th, 1844. sI MINERS' MEETING IN ...
... porfoet equality with the property of All other classes in the state I have the honour to be, dear air, Yours, very faithfully, THOMAS S. DuNcomme. To Mr. John Drury, Secretary to the Committee of the Central United Trades of Sheffield. - - GREAT EXCITEMENT ...
... ax- Dii lo ,N day sveek, aged f1,6 ait iingley, Mr, Jolsi Brawn, boot t ,Ayaud sho0e mist~er, slte of Embsay.- SIY Same day, Thomas Gusarerall Armistead, Er. odn a Same day, sit Bardaey, aged iel, Haninahl, relict of Mr. Dennis free Lisugetriup, Panoned ...
... Iplace gave a pubc dinner to their indomitable friend and advocate, W. P. Roberts, Esq., on Friday last when upwards of eighty hardy sons of the mine sat down to an excellent repast, provided by the host and hostess of the Colliers' Arms Inn. Mr. Roberts, ...
... I1uwtde, tlw,Sle-- . rdtyrinig. Skibe'lrd-J. B~allans anti Co. au~idJ Byuowlly.Ilo. tinitoni and Co. Do. J. CtrisLlne. -Do. Thomas 'Wiley. D.GW.EansI. Bo. Thomans Sawyer. Do. L Pox ;7a~ietld -W. Koddy. i Do J Shaw,1tWdil'by-Ldwl St John Corner. Doe .ioulby ...
... the Rev. W. Wilson, Mr. Henry Andrew, eldest son of Jonathan Andrew, Esq., of Hendham Hall, Harpurhey, Ann, daughter of Mr. Thomas Grecnless, Todmorden. Tuesday last, at Heixhington, by the Rev. William Eade, M.A., the Rev. John Davie Eade, Vicar of Aycliffe ...
... that hellish government who plotted the riotings at London, and Derby, and In Scotland-who hung Brandreth, Wilson, Baird, Hardy, Thistlewood, and their fellow sufferers-deli- berately concocting what they called treason, that theye might murder patriots ...