... prominent townsmen recorded their votes from Blakeley Moor in 1841—Thomas Ainsworth, James Barwise, Win. , Briggs, Ralph Corsty, William Duckworth, John Folds, James Hal., Hugh Norris, Thomas Roberta. ...

... Goods, being un•itnite and numbeted X-'. in MamUlcy-street. Blackburn afore- cleared lot* from recent sale. •aid. and occupied Thomas Gravsn. Male to commence at Two o'clock prompt. Lot 15. Tlie DWELLING-HOUSE, with the appurtenance#. Any furl tier particuiars ...

... and Yard ; 27 HOUSES. Shakeahaft street, and 10 HOUSBS. Queen s-road. In lots to suit purchaaers ; low ground rent. -Apply. Thomas ChaRHLKT. Builder. QueeoVroad. 1.1008 for hatching Pure-bred Leghorn s. 2s. 6d. I*' r Black Minoricaa 2s. 6d. per do/en. ...

... An Inquest was held in Manch atter, on Wednesday. on ' house drunk, and while cutting tobacco with a knife foldthe Irsly of Thomas Abbott, a hawker, shoee death, it was the youngest lad, aged 14 years, to give him a light. As he alleged, meshed injuries ...

... lad named McCawley, nephew of one of the prisoners, deposed to having carried a pistol and some cartridge* from hia ancle to Thomas Daley, another of the prisoners, one day last year.—The Court adjourned to Taaeday.—The Pr»m Association Castlebar correspondent ...

... appeared that about two centuries ago the manor of Blackburn was held in equal moieties by the then Archbishop Canterbury and Thomas Barton, Esq. It continued with Mr. Barton till it came into the Fa - o >nbcrg family, by the marriage of one of the heiremee ...

... Honour gave verdict for the plaintiff for Is. Sd. A Hi'Cßand's LtaNtLtrr.—A grocer named Jamas slight recover £J 11s. lOd. from Thomas Abhotlfer groceries supplied to his wife.—Th* defendant said be bad never been In the shop In his life, and be did not owe ...

... Leeds and Liverpool Canal, with the following result :—lit prize, Kr. Matthew Poulton: 2nd, Mr. William BlackMirn ; 3rd, Kr. Thomas Burrow; 4th, Mr. John Tomlinson. PaasTITATION.—Wr. W. H. Stanfield. organist of the Primktive lletnodist Chapel, Mon:ague-street ...

... poultsle against woo had hitherto sud the prieonere were subsequently apprehended.— bonourablv dietinguished by the part they had Hardy was found guilty, and was sent to gaol for two taken in heal 'government. I believe that this large .nsonth.s, with hard labour; ...

... asp Diaosnsnir.— George Cooper 2a. 6d. and gca'a. Thomas 6 and eoata, Abraham Beawiek fie and costs, ThotoM Daxbury de. 6d. and costa, Kwiden Haworth Sa. 6d. and each foe being drank and disorderly; Thomas King and Michael Hanley diamxeed. AMarris -Mary ...

... Richter s •• Kxpeller for rheumatism the knee joints, and has always since recommended the remedy to other*. I Captain C. E. Hardy, Ist E.E.V., of 5, Lancaster-villas, Hampton Wick, liad severely sprained his foot by slipping down suit* ; he was advieed ...

... She afterwards went Dr. who Bj- her wound.—A uuinl- witnesses were railed, bo* they wuld not |*u»Hvely Identify them. —P.C. Hardy depo*e*l tlie ark street. Wlicn charged with th.- offence. sal-l knew nothing about It. and Keetian aatd was the wnmg man ...