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... which resided at Rockley Hall, in Losers bed a quire in the old Church, in old writings and Beckley Whom., of a retainer of Sir John in hfinolden - lA—Visited by three of AB illlllllllll Archbishop Toby Mathew, via.. We. iparkereesr, his deter Dyneley (who ...
... Mickleton+. the residence of Mr. Shaw, bead master. and were ter, wellknown an the district. Illingworth is the bendier of the late John Illingwortb. for canine wham death the Alfred Heaumont is awaiting his trial at the Lied , ' Aortas.. Mrs. Illinewerth wen: ...
... beginning of 1855, and then removed to Woodhouse Grove, near the station at Normanton. At Christmas 1855, they removed again to Cardigan-place, Kirstall-road, about a mile and • half from the centre of Leeds. In that house Mrs Dove died. The prisoner was very ...
... 113 yards deep.—Mary Limbird said : she had laid out deceased. His head was dreadfully crushed. One arm was broken, and be was dreadfully burnt.—John Howarth. of Dodwortb, collier, said he knaw George Westwood. I saw him on Saturday. He was lying dead ...
... though simple in rhar-bcter, of intereet to all cow ernes in the erection. The building 4`ratting on the Weitfield Rm I, St. John's, W.tkefklii, haring the first door, the time came when. if any •tone-laying ee+rem..my was to take .lane, it remit done; ...
... took place, in order that a committee might report to a future meeting. The adjourned meeting has just been held at Dudley; Mr John Aston in the eh .Ir. The committee now reported that they hail been in communication with the various government inspectors ...
... boys went to her and said her son was lying dead in a field hard by. She went to the field, and found her boy lying with his arm broken and his head crushed. He was not, however, quite dead; but he expired in a few minutes after being taken home. There ...
... Henry, Simpson ; Gem, Clark. : John and Mary, Gibson; Margaret, Jennings; W.S.R. Crooks; Horracks. Johnson. IpMoieh : Fairy. Best; Concord Brown. Yarmouth: Providence, Day ; Bnceleugh, (a) Wright; Octavia, Jordon; John and Jane, Teal, dopers: Amy. Atkinson ...
... barrels. TNE AteIIBANA.—A libel has been filed in the United States District Court, New York, Rennet Mr John Laird. jun., as builder of the Alabama. by John N. Crushing and William Crushing, of Neerbaryport, owners of the ship Sonora, claiming to recover 119 ...
... 4B to 86 extra Ticks Foreign O 4Tel. per atone. d. d. Mesling l2 to 14 extra Feeding Foreign — to extra 6 uø.wetland) _ Mr John Gebbie, writer, of Glasgow, has been drowned while ba thin g in the sea at Ardnossan. It is stated that the e 1 Queen of the ...
... 0 Carmarthen (B), C. W. Neville, C 0 1 Carnamon Horny* Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, I. . 1 0 Cainarvonskire, Mr. Pennant. C . 0 1 Cardigan (B), 1.). Diaries, . . 1 0 Car ligiensbire, Mr. Lloyd, C .. 0 1 Lathan. Admiral Elliot. C .. • • • U 1 !fake. I.; ...
... No. 172. was Mr. ' engineer, Victoria Works, Wake. The remeiveny was perfornied by the Worshipful Outer of the Lodge. Mr. John Whaley, of Wood's /Mel. t ortorolv Inn. . 1 i large asserobage of members lithe adze and visitors witnessed the ceremony. AN ...