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... marine snrveyor4 showing the result of a very minute survey made by hita during the last quarter of the river Mersey from the Rock ighthouse up to Warrington, were laid on the ?? the recommendation of the Docks and Quavs Committee, the tenders of Mr. J. ...
... Birkenhead Corporation's Bill t for taking the township of Rock Ferry out of the Wirral Union. He had not the slightest it doubt that the guardians were entitled to an a equivalent or compensation for Rock Ferry.-t T10 board adopted a resolution of the Malden ...
... the ml prelude to a French protectorate of Siam. Ai A TIILEOtAMt from Saigon, of yesterday's date, announces that General Boult' will start by to-morrow for Tonquin, to take over the command o rendered vacant by the death of Commander Rivi6re. to Ix yestu ...
... obviatedjI ; by electrical gear vwithout material disadvantage I I Fog -Signalling was next introduced by Mr E , W. S. Boult, who showed that there were fourteen z r systems now in use. and he pleaded for the formsa- i 4 tion of a committee to consider ...
... MiasiStarey, Miss& Stre1, cI Mrs. WV. Christian, Mrs. Marlin Wood, Mrs. ?? S Rollins, Mr. Ted, Mr. Prior, Mr. Gassner, Mr. a C. Boult, Mr. Kaltenbach, and Mr. Steudner- A Welsing, the last-named gentleman having the direction of the concert. In the programme ...
... any gentleman objected to it, it must stand over for a month, and a formal notice of its consideration must be given, Mr. BOULT did not think any one would object to. the recommendation of the committee. LThe price to be paid for this land was a long ...
... between the second gent eleven of the Co'lcgiate Institution and the West Hey A. ks (the Rev. G3. F. Snowvball'.q) Cricket Club, Rock Ferry. MERE 'The victory was declared on the part of the West Hey with ad club. The bowling of Statham, from the Collegiate ...
... brought before the meeting by the president. Mr. Thomas Brennan, Kr., C. E. Miles. and Mr. Mannincton. Several specimens of rock- salt from .Nortbwich were also exhibited. Thax BOROUGe SUavErOUSoaIr OF BLACKBURN- For the position of Boroagh Surveyor of ...
... was reached fromr above it was discovered that t! the water had receded alorg lhe roadway. On deecending a from between the rocks above to where the tram had e been placed to be filledl with coal, the first object u ihat met the gaze of the explorers by ...
... it haes her been opened there has been 22,772 visitors corn- 1 ird pred with 16,037 at Portsmouth, and 24,198 at firs ad Brighton the previous years Nearly 1000 mem- On hers of the Sanitary Institute and delegates TO ley swelled the totals for the first ...
... thie progrs made aind: 9 bs th urset position of the works. The place' b lart ; oavebeen finished in May biit for-the ag a. boult an~d severe frot of the wiuter, whih ,stopped tho. tion ?? of the concrete ponds.8ie the nfet ent, .ceseul the wvork has gone ...
... gave a verdict for the amount sued for, JOaSB V. DAVIES.-Harry Gordon-Jones, of Alexander- terrace, Rock Ferry, sued Edward Dasves, of Daere-hill, Rock Ferry, builder, for the balance, £17 ls., of money paid. Mr. Bleakley appeared for the plaintiff, Mr ...