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... whose name did not appear in the Calendar, was charged with having stolen a quan- tity of east iron from the premises of Mr. Thomas Scott, iron merchant, Penrith, on the i4th of April last. Mr. Drxrs appeared for the prosecution, It appeared that the prosecutor ...
... et, Manchester, June 22, 1848. From Frederick Hardy, Esq., M.D. Mr. Rendall has very skilful y extracted several corns from my toes, without causing me the slightest pain or inconvenience. FREDERICK HARDY, M.D. Manchester, Nov. 19th, 1846. Mr. R. Rendall ...
... members were present at the adjournment :— r \\ Jackson. William tSp'rV* Lac Charles Krin? r\ Kershaw, Alderman tv Maitland Thomas Si jMeph Molesworth, Sir W robin i! , ker, John Cobden, Richard r>„„u o . •„ Dundas, Admiral Iff Ewart, William Spooner ...
... sisters —On the same day and same place, Mr. John Hardman to Miss Margaret Briel, of Wigan ; Mr. Thomas Dagnall to Miss Elizabeth Ecclesion, of Wigan; Mr. Thomas Sergeint to Miss Aiice Owen, of Hindley; Mr. Jos. Hodgkinson to Miss Ellen Hoghton. Seatb*. On ...
... men refused to give any account of it, or to furnish any information whatever. They gave their names Thomas Smith, Joseph Booth, Thomas Garner, and Thomas Barlow. Smith said the whiskey was his;' and Barlow pleaded that he had been hired to convey the hampers ...
... CENTRAL SCHOOL, CARLISLE, on Thursday, the 13th day of July. The Loud Bishop wiU take the Chair at Half-past Twelve o'Clock. THOMAS WILKINSON, Sec. __ The ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY for the RELIEF OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS of NECESSITOUS CLERGYMEN in ...
... prizes for Swamsonii alba and set Geranium. To Sir W. W. Wynne, Mr. Forbes, gardener, the best stove plant, Oncidium best hardy plant, a Dei- ; the best pine apple, Ripley Queen ; the best and second-best. melons ; the best brace of cucumbers, Infant ...
... Colonel Lee, of Heethot Mr. Allop, of Stockport; umpire, Mr. John Slater, of Cheetham Hill. For herbaceous plants, Messrs. Thomas Coppock and Abraham Clegg, of Manchester; umpire, Mr. R. Atkinson, of Oldham. - The following is a list, of the prizes :-Stove ...
... 1I do not like thle use of hard words, thev bi-eak no bones. M~r. Piirru- declined to cross-examinle this witness.D Horace Hardy exansined: I aisi a police-constable. I was on Cleckenwvell Greets on the 29th of May. I have entown Vernon since April latst ...
... distance, were admitted at three o'clock. The presence and performances of an excellent 'band, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Jackson, and of the juvenile performers, on drums and fifes, from the Blue Coat School, added much to the enjoyment of the ...
... open sale and purchase of commissions, have become a scandal in the eyes of all Europe; and the injustice thus shown to the hardy veterans to whom the defence of the country is entrusted, is now, as it has ever been in times of popular commotion, a source ...
... perfectly easy. July 5, a P. H. HOLLAND. From Frederick Hardy, Esq., M.D. Mr. Kendall has very skilful y extracted several corns from toes, without causing the slightest pain or inconvenience. FREDERICK HARDY, M.D. Manchester, Nov. 19th, 18-16. From Sir John ...