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... spent in singing and dancing. Dismissing a Carder. —At the Saddle worth county court, on Tuesday, Simeon Winterbottora sued Frank Andrew for £2 10s., fortnight’s wages in lieu of notice. Mr. Mellor appeared for the defendant. The plaintiff stated that he had ...
... Esq., William Bass, Esq. Treasurer: John Ross Coulthart, Esq. Honorary Secretary ; Henry Thomas Darnton, Esq. Governors: Frank Andrew, William Henry Harrison, George Andrew, James Kenworthy, Robert Shaw Buckley, James Kershaw, William Smith Buckley, Alfred ...
... F. Richardson, clerk. M.A. Joseph Schctield. J. H. Greenwood, clerk, M.A. Joseph Taylor. Joseph Holman. J. H. Brownson. Frank Andrew. Thomas Heginhottom. John Crompton Whittaker. W. Gardiner, M.D. T. B. Dtxon, clerk, M.A. Edward Slater. John Moss. E. Whitehead ...
... ignited and set the jinnies on fire. The woxipeuple exerted themselves in such an active manner, that when the fire-engine of Frank Andrew and Brothers arrived its services were not required. Much damage was done to the machinery. ‘ RaiLway Accipest.—On Saturday ...
... the pleasure of meeting ‘:sfm.:, m-dmththwmychmfimw fight the Chureh’s work, both in England and Ireland. (Applause.) Mr. FRANK ANDREW seconded the resolution. He was happy to add his testimony to that of Mr. Eagar's respecting Mr. Macdona. He had numbered ...
... ??** . = 2gis and of maintaining the Houses of God, in ® -r o L> iknd, in decency and order. Q .fii GLO, A ' JON^ g-25 FRANK ANDREW, • ( i JOSHUA TAYLOR, ® :::::::: : o GEORGE HEBRON J s-5 HENRYLEES, J-Hon.Skcs. t 2* .a .S«S;S W\ EDWARD LEES, - 22 a, ...
... There was a good attendance of the leading ladies of the borough. and Mrs. Abel Buckley presided. In the absence of Mm. Frank Andrew, Mica Thompson read the fourth annual report, of which the following is an extract :—During the pact year the number of ...
... Nathaniel uckley, John Mayall, John Kershaw, Joseph Waterhouse, R. 8. Buckley, Simeon Dyson, Miles Maysll, James Bottomley, Frank Andrew, John Shaw, and George llzdl- After the minutes of the last moodn: had been read and confirmed, Messrs. Edward Hilton, ...
... Relief Committee.—The general this committee was held on Tuesday library tha Meohunica’ Institute. as occupied by Mr. Frank Andrew, the In reply to an inquiry, Mr. N. Buckle/ ere 113 men working under the Relief sod 108 were attending school.—A oon>k ...
... general meeting of the Relief Committee was held in the library of the Mechanics’lnstitute. The chair was occupied Mr. Frank Andrew, the president, and the first business introduced was the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, and those passed ...
... from receiving relief. He would sugil that if a family were receiving 2s. per head per their claim could not be heaid. Mr. Frank Andrew thought it would beneces* to take every precaution against imposition. was great number of deserving cases, but no doubt ...
... Relief Com y lhe eneral of the hpl,t e which was thinly attended, was chit rary of Mechanics’ Institute. The dent ed y Mr. Frank Andrew, the presiirw* .^ rBt business introduced was the read-6 ? lEutes the previous meeting, and those of the Executive Committee ...