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THATCHED HOUSE HOTEL, MANCHESTER' CAT AND TESTA UK A ItT, MARKET STREET. THOMAS MORTON wlshe* to apprize hid ..
... Fubl.e eenarally that baa OPENED CAPK and RhSTAUItANT. ond having appr ...
r Creditor, of THOMAS M’TEAR, and WILLIAM HADFIFLII. both of bom. pHor tbe Ist day January. 1847. carried « n
... busim.ss in part, rshlp to ■ether in I ivsrpo ...
TO TOE FRBNCH PEOPLE
... CiTtsxwt or Paanca.—Yen bare dethroned tyrant! You have maoliabed a Republic! We. themrmbere ef ••Irish Confederation” resident tot Ltrerpool.—a oon'rderation whose branebee extend wbenrer liiehm n are located.—through Ireland. through Great Britain, through America, andgrhner ct is tbe of eeif goarerumsnt. of natld ailty, of fieeu- m to-Ireland.—we haeten MTar you our heartfelt congratalatl ...
told Umb that ika raraaua wm dafiotoot £t 000.000 or £1.000.000. and jr*t b«r» Ik* «oiao orwto oamWr ot new
... Houaa wbat thoir aatarloo wti« to bo. or the eee Ik* to eepOofe*. Tko ■afvrfo of ORANBT imm—i Mlrmllsittna. Ur. NBWOSO&TB «M ttat (k« Nokia Idrd hUtolkUrni ItaMnraaof. NOknlx Had Mm how tb«r» war* lm BbtUod Lori HUAFETEI rapltoi that It vaaaota haodrao act* that O’oatltuu-d th« dlfflcuUy, hut tha fact o* a bond rad them la a Intnp. ...
gCOTTISH UNION JNBUBAKCECOMPAN Y. «7. STHIIkr. j St. LONDON{OB, DIIUNiTKKBT,DUBLIN. ■PBGC A NOTICE. fg.tftMh ..
... aft tfco tnt tßw a«a at tfca OHcaa aft tha ViiTawM J * 'WRtwutilw Slat aft wcjwir.iMft. --n At INTft. Mr. B. Mmhi t - j ACADIA WwwY«ww.Wiftaialu', tfca flat Jvw ...
HULL POLICE COURT
... I HULl POLIC E COURT. M OND AY. Before Messrs. Blundell and Blyth. FELONY BY A PROSTITUTE-.A girl of the town naried Catharine Abbey was charged by a navvy named Edward Twigg with stealing 8s. from him. He stated that shortly afner 12 o'clock ?? night I he was coming out of the King William pubtiarhouse, in .Trundle-street, by the bace wry, into a passage, when the prisoner stopped him, and ...
HULL POLICE COURT
... I I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Egginton. FELONY FROM THE PEssoN.-Rebeeca Cane, Wnm. Makin, and Wm. Orton, who were remanded on Tllars- day for robbing a man named Staves of 20s. on Wednes- day evening, were again brought up for examination, along with another woman named Mary O'Brien. The prisoners having no witnesses to prove that they were not present at the time of the robbery, ...
HULL POLICE COURT
... ULL. POLICE COURT.- I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Newmarch and Egginton. TnE CASE 0ol PERSJUR.-Richard Lister and John Ringston, the two men who were brought up a few days since on a charge of perjury, and remanded for further evidence, were again put into the dock. No further evi- dence was brought forward, and therefore the case was dismissed. Before, however, the prisoners went out of the dock ...
NCBRMIAH KNOTT
... TB OFF at GREAT SACRIFICE, rain —a man, a* m* ta nMa IRONMONGERY, Ai*t.m. aaia-arucr. ia* Mai. DMtiatu WMm aa« to lot. ...
THE MIRFIELD MURDERS
... I FURTHER CONFESSION OF TEE CONVICT REID. YoR;, DEC. 31.-Yesterday morning a respite of the sentence of death passed upon Michael M'Cabe, at the late Yorkshire winter gaol delivery, upon his conviction, along with Patrick Reid, of the murders at Mirfield, was received from the Secretary of State by Mr. Noble, the governor of York Castle. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Jackson, M'Cabe's solicitor, ...
DIABOLICAL [ill] TO MURDER AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN
... DIABOLICAL ATTEMPF TO MURDER AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN. At the Thames Police-court yesterday (Saturday), Michael Haggerty, a rough, red-headed Irish coal-whipper, was brought before Mr. Ballanthle, charged with feloniously cutting alp5 wounding Ellen Kale, a woman of the town, witb h-I - murder her. The case was one of a !nOst horible description, and ths investigaion created the deepest interest ...