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... fitted for a first-class cargo boat. The engines are of the well-lmown type of the Central Works, designed by the manager, Mr Thomas Modd, the cylinders being 24-38-64in. in diameter, with a piston stroke of 42in. Steam is supplied by two large boilers, built ...
... Waverley Hotel, Glasgow-to be examined in Sheriff Boyd's Chambers, County Buildings, Glas-. gow, 21st July, at tea o'clock. Thomas Cairns, residing formerly at No. 30 Balearres Street, Edinburgh, and now at No. 19 Fowler Terrace there-to be examined in ...
... MNIarch. There were preseut.Meersr. Benjamin Thomas. Ellis, chairman ; Thomas Prichard, Johh Thomas Jones, vicechairmeu; Owen Evans; LeNwis Williams Richard .Jones P,'ichard ; Griffith CGriffith; William Thomas' .Evan Griffith ;. William Williams; Griffith ...
... P. L. Hardy, Acting Consul- Geaeral for Italy in Liverpool, states that, following upon his report, the Italian Govern- ment have awarded a silver medal and diploma to Captain Octavius James Simpson, of the steamer Koordistan, and Captain Thomas Dexter ...
... solicitor, Wolverhamnpton, Marcel 29, at 11. John Shorey, 8'lfford, baker and flounr dealer. First meeting, at the officies of Mr. Thomas Lawrence, 'solicitor, Stofford, March 291, at ll. Henry Bucl;ey, Appleby Magnn., Leicester, draper. First mneeting, at the ...
... County Buildings, Lawrmarket there, 8th February, twelve o'clock. Thomas Aitken, currier and leather merchant, Over- gate, Dundee, and carrying on business there under the firm of Thomas Aitken and Son, as curriers and leather merchants-to be examined ...
... L S WilHIa Sims. Church lane, Lowtown, Padley parish. ] Calverley. Yocksbire, painter, formerly licensed C vlctualleu~.- F Thomas Francis Marshal, Nigh street, Idle, Yorkshire I grocer andurysalter. Danel Lioydfier~,Turf square. Carnavol outfitter, y Robert ...
... B A N K R UP T S. e s Loon Gucazette, Friday, AMcark 21.-Fiederiek Jelley, coom- mercial traveller, Birmingham-Thomas Chambers, sen.. t polisher, Birminghamn-John Bunn, glass dealer, Bijmingham- i Charles J. Fiddian, accountants clerk, Birmingham-Qeorgo ...
... Eld win Bate man, auctioneer, at tne time of the election, and told him he would him 10s. if he would vote for Hardy and Laurie.—Captain Thomas Lambert, examined by Mr. Murphy, Q.C., said ho had acted chairman tho Conservative Association since its formation ...
... solicitor Hardy Edward, Nottingham, grocer Hardy George, Nottingham, gentleman Harris William, Nottingbam, timber merchant Harrison Thomas, Nottingham, druggist Hawkridge Anti, Nottingham, widow Heard Sarah, Leamington, widow Hearnshaw Thomas, Sneinton ...
... by the Chair- man of the evening Thomas Nunn, Esq., of Great Bromley Lodge. Among the company present were the Revds. Dr. Hayne. Dr. Merivale, A. E. Graham, and G. Wilkins. F. M. Nichols, Esq. (Lawford Hall), Jas. Hardy, Esq. (Jacques Hall), -Cook, Esq ...
... Guardians of Lisburn Union, held yesterday, Major H. S. M'Clintock,J.P., Hills- borough; Claude L. Capron, Esq., Lisburn; and Thomas S. Howe, Esq., Billsborough, were unani- mously re-elected chairman, vice-chairman, and deputy vice-chairman respectively ...