... and communicating signals. Dated October 4th 1854. —William Douglas and John Carswell, of Manchester, dyers, for improvements in dyeing woven fabrics. Dated January 20th, 1855.—John Jeyes, of Northampton, seed merchant, for an improvement in the manufacture ...

... grocer and provision dealer; John Gardner, the elder, Preston, cabinet maker, joiner, and builder; John Todd, Manchester, tailor and draper; William Coupland, Lindell, joiner, house carpenter, glazier, and painter; John Rathbone, Preston, plumber, glazier ...

... the Earl of Cardigan (general commanding at the review), the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, Viscount Hardinge, Lord Cowley, Lord Panmure, the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Lieutenant-General Sir John Burgoyne, Marshal ...

... same Government. Transit op Arms through Holland.—“We learn,” says the Nexo 'Rotterdam Gazette, that serious representations have been addressed to the Dutch Government by France and England on the subject of the transit of arms for Russia, which, in consequence ...

... Houghton, ironmonger, Manchester ; Joshua Bushworth and John Rush worth, shuttle makers, Burnley ; John Smith, cattle dealer, Manchester; Joseph Grindrod, boot and shoe maker, Manchester; John Neville, boot and shoe maker, Manchester; Thomas Blomley ...

... to say I might add many others, which add to the long list of those who by their valour have shed lustre on their country’s arms.” His lordship concluded moving the adoption of loyal address, promising their lordships’concurrence in any measure which her ...

... alpaca, and an aoudad. A man named John Sumner, residing Moon’s Mill, was struck dead the electric fluid in a field near his own house, whilst looking after some cattle. When discovered he was lying on his face, and hia arms and sides were discoloured. In ...

... London News says they have already sent a design, in which the sculptor has covered the lost arm of the great soldier, as Flax man covered Nelson’s lost arm in his monument in St. Paul’s—with the flag of England. The war medals will cost £52,500 for the ...

... some of the causes of disaster. Adverting to the plan of recruiting our army by taking raw lads, only partially trained to arms, and sending them to work in the trenches, where they break down directly and are invalided, the hon. member said, if we intended ...

... of their relative. The deceased, John Stuart Wortley, Baron Whamcliffe Wortley, county of Cork, in the peerage of the United Kingdom, was eldest son of John Archibald, first Baron, and Lady Elizabeth, daughter of John, first Earl of Erne. His lordship ...

... Chevalier of the Order are Sir Richard England, the Earl of Lucan, Sir H. Bentinck, Sir Colin Campbell, Sir John Pennefather, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir William J. Codrington, Sir Richard Airey, Sir R. Dacres, Sir James Scarlett, Sir George B idler, Sir ...

... audience, the Rev. G. D. M’Gregor, of Farnworth, ’on The spirit and tendency of the popular literature of the present day.” Mr. John Knowles occupied the chair. The Kev. R. Best opened the proceedings with prayer, after which the chairman introduced the lecturer ...