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... 29. Sols., Evans and Son, Liverpool.—Ralph Hardie Thompson, Liverpool, commission agent, Dec. 2, 29. Sol., Yates, Liverpo JL James Steel, Liverpool, Dec. 4, Jan. 4. Sols., Lowndes and Co., Liverpool.—Thomas Gilson, Manchester, shirt front manufacturer ...
... conversation. On the following morning, at. half-past five,. Thomas Shillito, a watchman, entered prisoner's celhand lit the gas, and deceased war then, alive and well; but at half-past seven, when Thomas Blackburn, a warder,, took, prisoner Ins breakfast, he ...
... S3, the Rev. Christopher aykes. on Monday, after four years affliction, aged 51, Mr. Thomas HeUiwell, of the Old Angel Inn, Bruntclifle, and son of the late Mr. Thomas Helliwell, of the same place. On Sunday, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Charles-street, Otley. On ...
... As the vine, which has long twisted its graceful foliage about the oak, and been lifted by it into sunshine, will, when the hardy plant is rased by the thunderbolt, cling round it with caressing tendrils, and bind up its shattered boughs; so it is beautifully ...
... Mr. Thomas Duncombe's'health is so :very pufavourable as to render it probable that there will he .abp'Dedy vacancy in the* representation of Finsbury. In lsuch a contingency, we understand a vary''general desire .will be expressed that Msr. Thomas Chambers ...
... generations of the family before hui ; and ofthe only point of the tradition I feel proud of is this. One reof these poor hardy islanders was renowned in the district btfor great wisdom and prudence; and it is related that, when [atlie was on his deathbed ...
... Dukie full ?? umilitary mnatters; G eorge Villiere, first Duke tri of Buckighiun, when comnna~ndisig in the Low Countries ; Lc Thomas Lord Fairfax, the great -Parlialnentary chief; Mar- D: habl. Turenne, to Cardinal Mazarin; M arellal Saxe, on1 an Imilitary ...
... who was ad- journed from the 16th October last, passed his last examina.. tion. Ha was supported by Mr. Thomas Simpson, and op- posed by Mr. Thomas Bond, who required him to explain and amend some items in his balance sheet, which wan done in Court. The ...
... placed ou Hardy's horse I brought to the bndge, the intention of the murderer bom- to throw it into the water. Several voices were heard which thwarted their designs, and they, on lauding .it the Melcombe si«e, dropt their burden iv the street. Hardy, Ti 1- ...
... LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS. LEEDS, &C Successful Angling.—Last week, Mr. Thomas Temple, of Yedingham, had the good fortune to capture a fine pike fish in the river Der went, in this county, which measured three feet six inches in length, one foot seven inches ...
... John Ward, timber merchant, of the same place, was appointed assignee. The debts proved were £159 17s.-Yesterday (Friday), THOMAS BACICHOUSE, I painter, of Leeds, came up en his last examination meeting,. Mr. Richardson, on behalf of the assignees, subjected ...
... Mitchell, of Bom- 6tbay, -the Rev. Dr. Candlish, thme Rev. G. D). Cullen, Dr. whGrevill, IMr. J. Cunninghain, and tire Rev. R. S. Hardy. Resolutions were adopted, assherting the necessity of effort 'r for the removal of obstacles to Christianity; declaring that ...