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... followed by Dr. M'Neile, and several others; and on the e platform we noticed the Marquess of Granby, Lord John ,Manners, Sir Thomas G. Hesketh, Bart,, late high.sheriff of sthe county, Mr. Clement Royds, thepresent high-sheriff Mr. r St. George, M.P., Mr ...
... DEATH OF THE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, - THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G. JULTAN BARNEY. DEAR w.SaR,-OnOe of the oldest veteran re- .formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those .nobles of mind and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, Thelwall, Gale Jones, and othere-one ...
... DEATH OF 'HE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G.. JULIAN HARNEY.: DEAR SIR,-One of the' oldest veteran re- ,formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those nobles of mind-and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, *Thelwall, Gale Jones, andothers-one who ...
... usefulness by affording e'very opportunity and every tc Dotting for rendering it available as a place of instruc- a tion. It coil hardy ho a matter of doubt but that this is a ve sure and effectual made ci promooting the interests of the ,, hospital Wetsl. Year ...
... C. Tutreer, official assignee, Liverpool; and MIr. H. Browtiner, solicitor, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Blrooine atid Hardy, of Oxford-street, driftpers, second and final dividetid of ½cd. i thi ct pound, payable at 12, Abchiureli-latte, ott Jutie ...
... Rudyerd Williams to le Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Collingwood, wcho retires. C 5th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Alexasider James Hardy Elliot, from the Oth Light Dragoons, to he Lieutesait, by purchase, vice t Goad, ssho retires; Robert Janies Mentgolisery, ...
... ers and their work- people. The Rev. Dr. Burnet, the vicar, presided, and was surrounded by Joshua Pollard, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., Charles Walker, Esq., and a number of other gentlemen connected with Mr. Oastler and the old agitators on this question ...
... :on the same fl)or, in malking hies e'ape,was terribly burned, and was obliged to be removed to the hospital. A man -named Thomas Heather, iivieg at the corer of the atrest, was awi ke by hearing violent screams proceeding from the back of hi% house. He ...
... lirinshi soveromeet, but also to pemt oo njsieiltabt ?? be c mfeona ilieran tha Inultwasdemattl ~m n ty posaoby;7aptsan Leo Hardy, otbtship, he declined, in the inset positie manner, to g ive sastle- fictory snewer. or to cane. reparstion to be nade by ...
... well knowing them to have been stolen.- Charles Barnard and Thomas Woods, by F. C. Brooke, Esq., charged with having, at Breddield, stolen one tnme rabbit, the property of Charles Goldsmith: Thomas Woods stands fart8ler chareed wilth steal- Ing a rabbit looker ...
... arms, were eager for the fray; when a 'i further difficulty presented itself. The wardens, I s Mr. William Griffith and Mr. Thomas Davies,'M n who had consented to call the meeting for the pur- tj poses stated, it was understood disapproved the e object ...
... box at Her Majesty's Theatre was on Saturday evening occupied by Lord and Lady Charles Fitzroy, Lady Eleanor Balfour, Sir Thomas and Lady Aloucrieff, Miss Balfour and party. AtuongSt the distitguished visitors present in tite theatre on this occasion ...