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... Flannelettes, Basaar, kc. ' DURING THE SALE, from all SPECIAL ORDERS ENTRUSTED to JOHN FIELD & CO. will be EXECUTED WITH DUb REGARD •TO THE GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL SALE JOHN SATTERFIELD & CO. ED., 9 11,13, k 17. ST. ANN'S-SQUABE, MANCHESTER. ' Established ...
... daughter of the lats Mr. John Parkeg , a'so of this tow n. On the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, M. A., Mr. S. Barton, silk'mat.ofacturer, Macclesfield, to Miss Bailey, Crewe. On the 20th inst., a* St. John's Church, 'he Rev. W. ...
... their houses to be inspected, and further particulars may be had on application to Mr John Hewitt, butcher, 69, Higher Ardwick, or 1, Buxton-street, Ardwick; or to Mr John Dale Chantler, coach builder, 6, St. Marys-street, Deansgate. and Ardwick Coach Works ...
... this last case. ■uchhrtter. «■ nglish Fifteen, will rise to are up in arms because the head organisation of made over system which entirely indefensible. .. : . .. . e wut the Cardigan Fields, the town, the Bradford F.C.,are making deter- _ . TaATwas a ...
... BEN. BRuzurs JOURNAL LEAVES FROM A COUNTRY LANE BY JOHN L. OWEN. PART SEVENTH. (Concluded front ow THI next morning dawned olear-browed and bright, but the night bad been wild and tempestuous in the extreme, even in a greater degree than the storm-boding ...
... Manchestkb Lifkuoat. —A telegram from Cardigan reports that the Dutch schooner Johanna Antoinette, while on voyage from Rotterdam to Lisbon, was driven the into Cardigan Bay, and she stranded on the bar of Cardigan harbour yesterday. The rocket apparatus ...
... o'clock, a clothmarker named John Henry Bowker, aged 18 years, living at 37, Whalley Range, was in the act of placing a strap on a drum in the warehouse, when the right sleeve of his Cardigan jacket was caught by the strap. His arm was caught between the strap ...
... Rev. J. Metcalfe, William B. Maskell, of Horesey, Middlesex, to Harriet J., third daughter of John Samp. son, Coney-street, York. M ?? the 22nd inst., at St. John's, Higher Broughton, by the l/ev. F. B. Wright, rector, James Roger, seventh son of Nathan ...
... Lady Mary Plunkett, Mr 3. and Miss Grattan Bellew, Mrs. Washington Hibbert, Mr. and Lady Gwendoline Petre, Miss Petre, Miss M. G. Petre, Mr. Oswald Petre, the Hon. George Bryan, the Hon. Richard E. Bellew, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Miss de Trafford (Redcliffe ...
... murderers of Italian nationality from Penn-ylvania returned to Italy IE DILLON MP IN AUSTRALIA Sydney Satukday Mr John Dillon MP Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde 2P and Mr Deasy MP reached city from Melbourne large crowd assembled to witness their arrival and gave ...
... ndeekley, at Bledeley; w, &ioaas Bco Leeds St. John's v. A Wsholleid Trinity, at i Leeds; amuser. w. n di thiti s Dm* _ se MONDAY, 6 Norfolk gied Ozkolidse Ism) at Meta, Smoognio-Hestaa and Jordan's Itesligas. at Arms RABBIT Sweep at Abbey Hey Sweamasee. Clark ...
... called the Cardigan Arms, in City-road. The three prisoners were there, having a game at cards. Welch was sitting down drinking his beer, and debate began about politics and religion. The prisoners and Welsh discussed the questions of Mr. John Mitchel's ...