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... town Stime dav Bradshaw Church, by the Rev P. A. Galindo, incumhent, John llentley, professor of music, Miss Mary Lns- Same b rtath ß ßrideo Street Chapel, the Re» James Clapham, John Bur«»esi to Miss Ann Tonge, both of E^arnworth * On the Ist Inst, the ...
... following evening, Mr. Finney again preached Sinners will not come Christ. the words selected for the the discourse being John, v., W, And ye will not come me, that might have lite.” East night, also service was again field, and tfio congregations hare ...
... —This favourite vocalist has, it is said, been united Bt. Petersburg to Sir John Fiennes T. Crumpton, Bart., K.C.8., her Majesty's Minister at the court of Russia. The Karl ot Cardigan resigned the appointment of inspectorgeneral of cavalry on Saturday, and ...
... the scale of allowances to witmules. June 1, 1860.—John March, Nottingham, for im- I nesses at sessions and assizes, made under an order of Secreprovements in sewing machines. February 13, 1860.—John tary Sir George Grey, bearing date February 9, 1858 ...
... Macrorie, Mr. John Davies 8 lallcross.of Liverpool, to Jane, daughter of the lat-c John Brimeio.v, E-q., of Deane. Same day and place, by the Rev W. B. Ranker, Mr. Joseph Pimbie.tto Mias Jane Winstanley, both of Westhoughton. S ime day, at St. John’s Church ...
... at sea on the 30th, on board the Ripon, on his ' clusively for Europe and other parts of ihe world except way home. i arms or armed opinions.”— Macmillan's Magazine. James Stoakley, a young Cambridge shoemaker, has just I The Elephant’s Lkos.—When Sir ...
... victualler, Everton; John Beanlund, beerse'.ler and machinist, Manchester; John Smethurst, farmer and coal dealer, Hulton; John Hall Allday, butcher, Manchester; Joseph Hornby, commercial traveller, Bolton.—Adjourned tor a month : John llanuister, boot and ...
... the statement that the despatch of reinforcements to Canada has caused an outlay of .£'2,000,000 is vast exaggeration. Mr. John Cherry, son of Mr. Cherry, contractor, of Newcastle, was recently knocked down and killed an engine on the railway near South ...
... of the straw of flax, hemp, and other similar vegetable substances preparatory to spinning the fibre thereof. —From Messrs. John Davies and Son's List, A, St. Antis Square, Manchester. Extraordinary Capture of a Bankrupt on the Alps. —At the Guildhall ...
... the ruins on the mill tloor. The body of John Duncan was dug out of the ash pit of one of the furnaces. A boy, named Charles Carrol, was found dead beneath a heap of debris, in another ash pit. The remains of John Trueman, the fireman attending the boilers ...
... printing calico and other fabrics. John Unsworth, Manchester, engineer, improvements in steam engines, John Beeby Edmundson, Manchester, railway ticket manufacturer, James Carson, of the same place, foreman, and John Blaylock, Carlisle, machinist, improvements ...
... held at the Coroner's Court this forenoon before John Taylor. Esq , and a respectable jury. Mr. Joseph Lawson, newsagent, foreman, touching the death of Mr. Thomas Monks, aged (>7, occupier of the John Bull ” beerhouse in Mary-street, (late Pike. The ...