... them, and they had no desire to have a cotton, velvet, or tinfoil monarchy. The Prince of Wales would visit Sheffield next month, and Sheffield was prepared to snend in a week a larger sum than that ov*r which they.were now disputing. - MI. BROMLEY-DAVENPORT ...

... down; t and many housea vere partially. unroofed. The greatest damage was done at the British Gaislight Company's arorks, 8 Sculcoates; and, as the company supply the larger ortion a of the borough and the suburbs of Hull' witn'gas, a the accident which there ...

... North-Western ntee. Railway Company apologising for the neglect of answer- ilig a letter written by the Clerk to the Board in March la alast, and requesting to be informed, -what the Board re- loyal quired the railwey company to ?? Clerk was di on authorised ...

... It was an action to recover the deposits on 200 shares taken by the defendant. The defendant's plea was that the company was a bubble company, and he had been induced to take the shares by fraud. He produced as a witness C. W. Bevan, the former secretary ...

... J. G. Smith) gave juLdg- ment ink the case 1Strange e. Matthews, which was Mr.. anato n h e~a Plaintiff, as lessee of turnpike tolls, law sogtt 'cvrte sum of 2s. for toll of a carriage on whees, raw byhorses, end hearing a steam engine, the engie bing ...

... an action was brought by Aaron Andrews against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company to recover damages for injuries received through the negligence of the company's servants. It appears that on the 10th of May, the plaintiff was travel- ling in ...

... Tucadayweeke, and on thie same day receivedhesa of the Great Northern directors. ;The directcirsiof the. Muiester and Sheffield Company met on Friday - at Manachteastoelte ,agreement, but steparafZ.AwithoutJ-tiat frai~hvn been gone through.. A~ stipulationi ...

... upon companies- hi a those companies which shall elect to submit ti beto the tax-and that they ?? clear themi, or p shall emancipate all their capital stock from ti IV paying any transferv duty at all. We shiall take it hit ;le from the companies instead ...

... age of the cul- prit was 14 years. The City of Dublin Steam Ship Company have con- tracted to carry the mails from Holyhead to Dublin for £25,000. The Chepter and Holyhead Railway Company offered to do it for £30,000. Not less than six large emigrant ships ...

... talylpai ad, -s7 opersb5 ; Confederate States Loan. i 8t, 0id, isct ereat cenlt , sol h at is. to los. per * tocfdate it Company of Francs, limited, 4i' i c-l;. ( pve v lnt. ilitereat, redeemable Is -, o £411 l per nWild; Dgeulam Dock Contuolry, A, as ...

... London i and Illaekwall Railway Bill : the Driffield and Sheffield ,, Turnpike Road Bill ; the Mayfield Railway Bill ; the LEi. L cester Watereworks Bill ; the Shrewsbury and Bridgenort. stat. trt Turnpike Roads Bill ; the Whitby Watersworks Bill; the lie c ...

... rescued man sent his saviour, through the captain of his company, the sum of lOs. The Ger- man soldier (since made full corporal for his gallant con- duct) wished his comrades to accept the same. The company refused to a man, and voted that the sum should be ...