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... Mr. John Cheadle, assistant-overseer, Eccles, an annual salary of £80. For the district of Barton South, with Irlam ar.d Cadishead, Mr. Ralph Peters, assistant-overseer, Cadishead, at an annual salary of £60. For the township Flixton, Mr. John Rogerson ...
... In answer to another question from MJr. D'israeli, Lard JOHN RUSSELL said that the Danish Government had r 'Att refused Co renew the armistice with Germany. DISTRESSED UNIONS (IRELAND.) LaTd JOHN RUSSFLL moved the order of the day for a tt cenemittee of ...
... atham and Glovor went on, arm in arm, where the body was found t l about ISO or 19 , 1 yards; both prisoner and ideceased appeared to be soher. Croots-exammed —I could not see that he had ' been drinking. They were walking arm in arm in the middle of the mad ...
... harness left by the parties, was found unmolested the following morning. PETTY SESSION, Wednesay. (Before tbe Rev. John Sedgwick, Clerk, and John Elam, Esq.) Game. — Law v. Parrinotoe. — This was an in- formation charging the defendant with using a gun for ...
... subject was yet under consideration. Lord John Russell, in reply to question, stated that the Government had under their consideration the subject of introducing bill for taking the census for 1851. l»rd John Russell also stated that tho Danish Government ...
... a divider of the spoil, and ought t0 be > office; and he (Sir John) begged to ask Lord John Russell whether it had not been offered to him ? Sir John then complained that Lord John smiled, but that the expression of his countenance was a riddle. After ...
... Ireland have had interesting interviews with Lord John. Russell during the past week, and brought under his notice a scheme for the promotion and management of Irish lines suggested by the eminent engineer Sir John Macneil, the details of which the Premier promised ...
... ROBERTS to Mi9s M. DAVIES. Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. THOMAS PlOO7 to MiSi, ANN JENRINSON. On Monday, at St. David's Church, Mr. HUGH WILLIAMS, mas' er-mariner, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN DAVIES, of the Welsh Harp, George-slreet. On ...
... searching the Northwest Passage in quest of Sir John Franklin aud his gallant companions. Four of these, two steamers and two sailing vessels, will be under the command of Captain 11. S. Austin, C. B.; Sir John Ross, C.8., will lake a schooner of about 120 ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Guerrando, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender March April 19, at 11 o’clock, at the Liverpool Court; solicitors. Messrs. Neal and Martin, Liver]K>ol; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Charles Thomas Glover, Manchester, smallware ...
... ports from Milford northwards throughout Cardigan Bay. During this week, Mr. Rees was informed that a vessel somewhat answering the description of the L'Hirondelle had been seen beating about outside Cardigan Bar. He was ultimately successful coming with ...
... inordinate ambition and gross duplicity. Prussia is by this note placed in such a position that she must make an appeal to arms or yield to external pressure. There can be no doubt that an alliance against the republican spirit in Germany has been signed ...