... (C) W. P. Sinclair (1) J. Pinkerton (Ind.) R. T. O'Neill T. A. Dickeou (1) Conservative majority ARMAGH. Major Sanderson (Cl Thomas Shillington (1) Conservative majority. AYR. R. F. F. Campbell (L) Malcolm (C) Liberal majority AYRSHIRE. Divisios. Hon. H ...

... manufacture of pile fabrics, and in machinery or apparatus employed in such manufacture ; dated 21st March, 1885. 15,906. Thomas Ferneley Wiley, for improvements in the method or process of treating textile fabrics to render them waterproof; dated December ...

... Barbadoes for orders, and then sailed to Pensacola. Subsequently she proceeded to Brock, near Bremerhaven, and next to St. Thomas's, West Indies, and then to Mobile in the Southern States of America. Here she loaded with wood fon, Belfast, and was on her ...

... Improvements in apparatus for clearing top rollers of preparing and spinning machinery. - Dated November 2ncf, 1836.-2,038, Thomas Unswortb and Edward Whalley, of West Gorton. for An improved stop-motion for twisting and winding machines. - Dated 12th ...

... Hargreaves. He thought these might be trusted to, secure the remainder, so that each place might be fairly represented.—Mr. Thomas Wilkinson proposed and Mr. L. Airey seconded a resolution that the project should be left in the hands of the above.named ...

... harder work, more anxiety, and the balance at the banker's less. Milking Green mill (Mr. Seville's), had twining, Messrs. J. Hardy, Lawton, and Bros., County End mill, found plenty of workror them. Taylor's, of Hopkin Mill used to have the new end of Booth's ...

... YORK-RTREET MILL, HARDY'S GAT.—This mill, which is situate in York-street, Hardy's Gate, near Barnoldswick, has now beau closed for some months, through, it is said, the bad state of trade. The mill was formerly run by Mr. Thomas McClellan for the m ...

... feeling between the two parties. —(Hear, bear.) They did not desire strikes; they did all they could to prevent them.— Mr. Thomas Thompson next proposed The Town and Trade of Olnham, to which Mr. T. E. Darlow responded. He remarked that he was very proud ...

... Knowles, of Tottington Works, near Bury, for improvements in machines for printing fabrics. Dated 12th October, 1886.-12,917. Thomas Stirrup, of Leigh, for improvements in connecting knife bars to heels in mowing and reaping machines. Dated 11th October ...

... proved that plaintiff had lost the sight of' his right eye and he would not be able to follow his employment as a weaver again.—Thomas Sutton, the plaintiff, said he had been working about eight or nine months when the accident happened, and earned Xi per week ...

... inquest was held at the Old Dun Horse, Ramsbottom, before Mr. W. Hardy, deputy coroner. Mr. Woodcock watched the case for Messrs. Stead, and Mr. Butcher for the relatives of the deceased.—Thomas Jones, a twister-in, said that on the afternoon named he was ...

... Coventry and a special jury, the case of Sutton v. Coupe and Son was re-opened. It will be remembered that the plaintiff, Thomas Sutton, a weaver, of Dale-street, Accrington, brought an action against Messrs. John Coupe and Son, cotton manufacturers, ...