... silk umbrella, whirh was coolly picked up woman who was passing, and carried off. At tub Town Haix, on Tuesday, before Mr. Thomas Patton, Mary Oorton, the wife of dames Gorton, laborer. Chapel Oreen. was charged with atealing cape from shop door of Mr ...

... -Before R. S. Asktote Esq.. Meet .1 Back Extreme-street —On the propueithin of Mn,s ett . and the ker. le tinhorns-7M Blare art: Thomas Cop.. • • aary Committee's meeting, on the 4th December. Am/muerte seconded by Mr. Pitemien, the recommends- read -That the ...

... of the government in paaslng tlic rani bil* faito bw.—Mr Baker (lUackburn). r .-eluded the motion.which was supported Mr. Thomas (Bury), and agraafl to.—A vote to the chairman the meelinc:. The proceedings, cut Wednesday, presided over Mr. OEoaoK WiLaox ...

... vast and varied collections of 0r on the Monday and to tontine it to Tuesday and Wednesday mental and other plants. Mr. Thomas BUTS, ot the Northogle. According to this arrangement, the was thrown East Lancashire Nursery Gardens, Oebsideston, had on ...

... Southern Ststaa, sod they in- The ooort-hooa* crowded, including aoo Farabis numaistrd upon doal system beiog abolished. Mf. Hardy nor of amongst whom were 800. Mrs. Dogmorc, read report, which that membership w Use Jataodaat, and Mlaa Rsynokfa, tha arli ...

... consider steps should be taken towards procuring a new Liberal Club for that portion of Park Ward. The chair was occupkd by Kr. Thomas Bolton, and Mr. Pickers/OIL secretary for Lower Park Ward, detailed the whole 'chew, and he said that the committee bad been ...

... grenade operative weavers waited upon employers with a view Um : . • d of coming to some 'settlement of the dis,pute. After come Thomas vary, neigh- The steamer Themes, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. diseneeion, the employers resolved that, if the weavers ...

... to the tune of 230 pi r the last battle and, secondly, unpardonable fooloent. ; Lower Darwen by 163 per cent. ; Oswald- hardiness on the part of the chief strategists who twistle by 130 per cent. ; Church by 131 per cent, direct the Russian plan of campaign ...

... executed at the 7Vmes Office, with neatness, economy and deepatch. kinsmen or C RODIN /141.—The Bret meeting of creditors of Thomas Hampton Brown, carrying on business at Brookside Mill, Oswaldtwlstle, was held at the Mitre Hotel, Manchester, en Tuesday ...

... Onrdaoera* Inn. from William Wilkinson; the Bush lun, Flemioif wiuare, fn.ui John BanniaU-r William Aspinall; the Vulcan Inn. from Thomas IVkop James llodgkmson; the Albion Inn, Si. l*aul-streel, from Priscilla lUiusb >lto:n to 'niomas Ashton; the Half M«*>o, ...

... Alexander Merc r, representative the Railway Co., Slabtr, the trustees of J. Kccles, the trustees of Mrs. M. J. Kccles, and Thomas Brooks. Mr. Si.atuu said he would move the resolution. He thought, though, that was rather a large committee, but the committee ...

... every proper provision was made for the treatment of the Claimant.—Learo was given, sad the Bill was read Bret time.— Mr. Hardy obtained leave to bring in the Universities Bill. lair M. Hicks-Beach brought Ina bill I. amend the law relating to Prisons ...