... introduced. 1714—Caster-back and hanging bits to stocking-frame. Now in use ; no improvement ‘since, though several at- tempted. Hardy, ‘Twisters’-alley, London. Died in the Framework-knitters’ Almshouses, 1745—Tuck presser applied toa stock’ ing-frame ; nearly ...

... ns, to those which have already appeared. on behalf of the unfortunate sufferers, Messrs. Peel and Webster :—J. Stockdale Hardy, Esq. 10s, S. Harris, Esq, Wm. Sharpe, Esq, UW, Mr. Isaac Martin, 5s, Watts and Son 1. Wednesday evening, about six o'clock ...

... Curate of Gainsborough, to the Incumbency of St. Thomas's Church, Lancaster, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. J. N. G. Armytage. The Rev. Wm. Law Hussey, to the Curacy of Witham, Essex. The Rev. Thomas Fielding Baker, 8.A., to the Rectory of Little ...

... from foreign countries. A Character.—We read in the Droit, a Paris paper, the following statement:—An old Englishman, named Thomas Graham, who had lived for 25 years at this house of the Jardin Turc, quite alone, occupying his time in making different articles ...

... accompanying important declaration. It is well worthy the nolire of the public ; We, the undesigned, solemnly declare that before Thomas Rolin No. 27, mtagne street, Rnssell-square, London. DKBILITV IN MAN.—MESSRS BRODIE AND CO., CONSULTING SURGEONS, 27, Mon ...

... 5-.; Edwin Marshall, Haymarket, fined 10s.; Edward Ridley, Market-place, fined 10s. ;—Sophia Baud ford, Belgrave-gate, and Thomas were only lined in the expenses. M Fair for the sale of cattle will take place on Men lay week, and on the following days ...

... close of the service amounted to about £30. Encouragement to the Self-taught— a cor respondent informs us that our townsman Thomas laylor, a tailor by trade, has been chosen a member of the Artists' Club, and is about to proceed to the metro- polis for ...

... father of her il.'egi- tima-e child. The corroliorative evidence not being considered satisfactory, the case «ai dismissed. | Thomas Holmes, of Hoby, was charged by Alice j Paling, of the same place, with a like offence, witb tbe same result. Robert Tompkin ...

... inhabitants, at the head of whom appeared the names of Thomas Wakefield, Esq. and Mr. Lewis Samuels, two Dissenters. At twelve o’clock, the vestry was completely filled, and at that lime Thomas Wakefield, E»q. was called to the chair. He stated that ...

... Present—Thomas North, Mayor; Messrs. Aldermen Weils, Herbert, ickers, K.n>got, • a ver, Birkhead, Wil.on, Hart, Carver, Cullen, Judd, Brr kin, and Heard ; Messrs. Councillors Cheelham, Smith. J.Swaun, Parsons, W. Page, Goodhcad. laylor. Hardy, Criups ...

... W. F. Handley, and flash Mono Esqs.)—Slounaas Juliann, labourer, conototed to the 'snaky of ES. cow., he aa abeault upon Thomas Waltortun, atoht police lassetior, in default of payment he eso nomnutted to Soutlowell Howe of Competent', too ooe ...

... that ancient fraternity. The Duke of Wellington completed his seventysixth year the lst inst., having been born in 1769. Mr. Thomas Hood, the distinguished writer, died on Saturday evening. The event had been anticipated for some time. The election a member ...