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... allowed :-JohnLangley, Farmera' Arms, Old Chester-road, Birkenhead, to John Wheeler; Thomas Carnall, Old Postoffice Hotel, Birkenhead, toWilliam Doo; Blix&Clarke, Waterloo Inn, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, to Geo. Lacey; John M. Oawson, Hare Inn, Tranmere, ...
... t, Sergeant Cook, wife, and two childran d.. Master Dofidr, Messrs. M'Lea,.A'Gregor, Marshall, ly D. Baird, John Duiicaii, John Thomson, John en Hughes, ?? B. Shawx, . Greg Richie, Dickson, ,as Reard, Waddell. BinEiXaHe;R&D WormcmG Ma4N's ASsocIATION' ...
... at tward; John smth, second steward; Charles t Toyco, engineers' steward; Henry Stokes, Hobirt Haigh, 1 John Sinmeon, Nathan Remodon, Elias Porteous, Cress. I well Plgott, Walter Ferguison, Thomas Davies, and c James Barberry, stewards; John Fenner, Edward ...
... Derbyshire. milliner. John Jones, Egremont, formerly Birkenhead, joinr 5?and builder, John Vassaili, New Brighton, Cheshire, tallow Ov chandler. o! Jared Holliday, Westlinton, Cumberland, ehoemaker. t George H. Smith, Bolton, tailor. John N. Woodbams, now ...
... rule for a mandamus ordering the Middlesex justices to hear the Slade ease on its merits. John Farrell, a bookkeeper in the shipping departmeat of Miessrs. John Rylands and Co., High-street, Manchester, was yesterday sent to prison for six months for ...
... -created . much sqI enflt. Mt. ?? Miniull ave the song BRep the- pot abilng,' ArM, thur Williams and Mr. B. J. Pr ?? tbeiduiet M Whate how to mneemerise ?? and Miss -Florence, $t; John-- My Treasures i Thea theo Misses: Mand Wilmot, Alice Gilbert, W. Lib ...
... Bracken and John Shaw, trading as T.. H. Bracken andl Co., Bradley Mills, near Halifax, papermakera. B Alfred Joseph Wakeford and John Sugden, trading as Wakeford and Sugden, Sowerby Bridge, paper S merchants and paper hag makers. Walter Story and John Robert ...
... edrertiseaesum. - , BIRTHS. I a JonDeC. 1Bn, ao faurel Bank, Fern-grove, the wife of ass John C. Band, of a son. w lsBtnr-Dec. 15, at 110, Windsor-street, the wife of John wo Bell, of a daughter. n EAksToo-Dec. 16, at 23, Carrin gton-str~et, Bark-way, the ...
... had at quj the office, in Edinburgh ; or from the L n A1e3vT Is L!VEaPOiOL- t le JOHN REID, General Commission Merchant,1.0, Oldlsall-street. a T Dt~nICOL OFFICO. Dr. JOHN MOFFAT, 37, Bedbord-street North. wer is,lI FAIRS FOR NEXT WEEk. Till FanDAY, 5 ...
... Courthouse. Deev shery John E. Jones, Login Sawimills, Llandyssi;, Cardig~an- shire, tsimber merchant. Jul y 10, 2 30 pan, offhicil receivrs, Carmrthen; examination July 10, 113:1 am., Guildha;L Carmarthen. NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS. John Jones, Marmion-terrace ...
... farmer at West Ifirby, was summoned for having sesioussly assaulted John Hatton, a carrier between that place and Blikenbead. Mir. Bretheiton appeared for the complainant, and M~r. Grattan for the defendant. Fromi Eatton's stateament it Seemed that on the ...
... Legislature from a f anthorising any one to carry or use arms, or to I 7 drill or practis in the use of armr. The principal a amendment which the Opposition moved was brought forward by Sir John Goret, who desired 'Ito withhold from the Irish Parliament ...