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... Manchester George Frederick Mandley, Manchester •• • • 1 1 0 John Dalton, Hollingworth, near Mottram ■ • .-110 John Wood, Manchester 110 R.lrving 110 Lancashire Man 100 Thomas Woolley, Manchester 10 Grattan Bright. Rochdale 106 Charles Duffield, Princess-street ...
... petition Fiat dated July STARK John Mozley, Gainsborough, book.-eller; July Aug 19, at the Town-hall, Kingston-uroii-Hull Sol Mr Robinson, Gainsborough—Pet cr William Duckle, clerk, Gainsborough Fiat dated July 14 STILES John, Wells-street. Oxford-street ...
... afternoon, a GRAND ASSAULT OF ARMS will take place in the Athenstum Lecture Theatre (which has been engaged for the occasion). The Assault will under the direction of Messa. BUSHM AN * HARRISON, from the Royal Academies/fof Arms of Messrs. ANGELO and nursisei ...
... use the surname of Halsted only, in lieu of that of Holgate, and also bear the arms of Halsted only ; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Heralds' Office, otherwise the said royal license and permission ...
... called Mr. Hammond, of Bishopgate, Great Bridgewater-street, who stated that he found the three prisoners, John Oxley, William Werner, and John Casson, with o'.hers not yet in custody, drunk and squabbling in his smithy. Fearing they would get to fighting ...
... H. Bishop ; The last rose of ™ ' harmonized as a quartet, by Sir John Ste- » d .., a quintet, from Balfe's Bohemian Th«™ lllu9tr ators were Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. The i« \ Syke9 ' John er - and Sheldrick. di?ab!y e 0n and T d ST inner n »ri. «. if Tnom ...
... India, China, &c, via Marseilles, will le despatched from hence on tbe morning of the 25th instant. Theft from a Foundry-.—John O'Donnell, Irish labourer, was brought before Mr. Maude, at the Borough Court, on Thursday, charged with having stolen a quantity ...
... the morning, by some accident, the arm of one of the younger ones, a child of about five years, was broken. The elder child, wi hout making any noise or bustle, took the little one to the neighbouring town, got the arm set, returned home, and through the ...
... Robert Peel had given him (Lord John Russell) to understand that he did not think it for the benefit of the public service that he should communicate to his successor the details of his intended measure. He (Lord John Russell) had then drawn up an outline ...
... seven. MATCH. Bst 7lb; soys each, h ft. Golborne Course.— bir John Gerard s c New Year's Day received forfeit from Mr.Langford Brooke's b by Toryboy—Sister to Maria. This match between Sir John Gerard's New Year's Day and Mr. Brooke's colt by Toryboy was ...
... performances of Mile. Rachel, her Majesty feeling very jealous of la grands tragedienne. On a gooseberry tree the garden of Mr. John Thompson, of Ulverston. was found last week, a berry inhabited ants; these insects having completely gutted the add therein ...
... Ladyship was only surviving daughter of John, third Duke of Atholl, and, consequently, great aunt of the present Duke, and Viscountess Strathallan. The deceased was born, Dec. 2, 1764, and married Aug. 8, 1785, Mr. John Grosset Muirhead, who died exactly ten ...