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... T. We cannot cccsie the required addition. Tie letter of ' A Protestant and Soocethieg More is in type. THE CASE OF WILLIAM HARRIS. TO lIC EDITOu R qf tice DAILY POST. Sir,-Will you be kicd ecnoug to icsert the following in anl early iapression of your ...
... conducting the Wakefield election, when Sir William Hayter called at his office and asked for a safe man to go 3 down to Gloucester. Did not know of it till he returned to London. Did not think Sir William wanted a man to bribe, but only to assist the ...
... lie badl got to his new place Of em P1Ylr-sint, one of the clerks at the Peel Works, a respectable young mnan, Lramed William Harris, WAS ehown the missing knife by Gas3- kill and I'r inr Ilsei sent word to Greenhilli ota fet Apply - in to lbs dtefendant ...
... Liverpooa, wine merchant. EDEN CLARKE, Manchester, ironmonger. JOHN SHAWOROFT, Bowdon and Manclhester, cotton spinner. WILLIAM HARRIS, Bolton, manufacturing chemaist. Printed and Published for the Proprietors by JOHN FREDERICK FEENEY, at his Offices, No ...
... Fox, Qruees's College, Birmingham ; William Harrold, Edgbaston Pro- prietary Sclrool; John Middlemore, Edgbaston Proprietary School; Cirarles Allan Mines, Spring Hill College; Henry Simon, Spring Hill College;* William Frank Smsith, Gram- mar School, B ...
... Wjlliama Pratt, TO, commended by Mr. William .Jeffs, of Coetone, 35 years ervice John Berry, recomrmended. by -Colonel North;. M.P., 34 years; Thomas Gurney, recommended by Mr. Persona, Walton, 32 yeal and 10 mouths-; William Gregory, recommended by Mr. A. ...
... this port, and were carried out by Lieutenant Dawson and a sufficient staff of subordinate officers of that ship. Sir William Harris, the inventor of the lightning conductor, and Mr. Hoarder, of Plynsouth, gave the advantage of their oxperiesce to Captain ...
... - Our readers doubtless remember that from time to time efforts have been made to obtain the release of a mian named William Harris, as inmate of the Borougls Lunatic Asylum during her. Majesty's pleasure. Twenty-seven years ago lie was tried at WVarwick ...
... excasiaine the vnotiog papers. For Mr. Charles Osborne, 40 William MillwIard, 37; Eezr Nlillwrard, 37; William Jacees King, S0; J. F. Swvinburc, 30 ; Williaen Traneter, 30; James Turner 36; William Harris, 33- Philip Webley, 33; Benjamlne Woodward, 33. The first ...
... Rutter, John S. Manton, George Cartwright, William Harris, W. H. Wood, John William Walters, J. Percivali, John Newey, Charles Iliffe, William Rea, W. L. Webb, Richard Titley, Francis Elkington, M.D., William Brinsley, J. P. Welch, Thomas ...
... good styl After the cloth was drawn, the chair was taken by Mr. Thomas Savin, and the vice-obair, by Secretary William Harris. Mr. William Langley read over the secretary's necount for twelve months, which gave geneval atisfaction. A pleasant ovening ...
... Coteno Hackett, Mr. Thomas G. Penn; Frankley, Mr. Samuel TaylOr; Hogley, Mr. William Marsh; Romsley, Mr. James Potter; Stoie Prior, Mr. William Harris;, T3tnell and Cobley, Mr. William Partridge ; Webibeath, Mr. B. Niseildo2. For the parishes 4f 2 Junnington ...