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... contended that, in justice to Lancashire, Lord John was bound to revise his schedules, and to ap- portion an increased number of seats to tbis which he oalled the premier county of England. Lord John Russell stated, in reply, that the Government, in ...
... scandals of St. George's in tbe East. But be touched tbe matter very slightly, and in a hopeless tone. He said, Let tbem arm with proper autho- rity those to whom authority belonged, and many ol tbe dissensions would disappear.' 7 Tbis is a .urious ...
... Neepsend ; Luke Ogden, Miners' Arms, Brightside lsne ; John Tay- lor, Cromwell's View, Spitsl street; Harvey Pressley, Rawson's Arms, Attercliffe road; John Holliday, Edge tool makers' Arms, Conway stre»t; Joseph Thackrah, Norfolk ...
... Harrison; 2nd, John Lorgdeu ; 3rd, John Cocking. The Colliery Lockout. — On Monday night, a meeting in support of the locked out colliers, was held in the Mechanics' Hall, Barnsley. The Rev. L. B. I Brown, Baptist minister, occupied the chair. Mr. John ! Vailanee ...
... After acknowledging the presence of the members of the corporation, her Majesty took the arm of tbe Prince Con- sort, followed by the Princess Alice snd Lord John Rus- sell, walked slowly down the pier, graciously bowing right and left to the loyal salutations ...
... Reynolds, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Sir Godfrey J. Thomas, Bart. John G. Hubbard, Esq , M.P. John Thornton, Esq. John Labouchere, Esq. James Tulloch, Esq. Btewart Marjoribanks, Esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd, Esq. I Henry Sykes Thornton, Esq. John ...
... also the well-known vocalists, Miss Eyles, Mr. Baxter, Mr. W. Cummings, Mr. Land, and Mr. Lawler- Baptism of the Rev. H. Grattan Guinness. — The Rev. H. G. Guinness wa3 baptized on Sabbath evening last, at Bath. Mr. Guinness gave au address to a crowded ...
... Present: J. J. Smith, Esq., and B ! Baylbt, Esq. Suspicion or Stealing Boots. — John Stones, grinder, Headford street, was brought up on suspicion of stealing a pair of boots .John Haliam, bootmaker, Button lane, said that the prisoner having left a pair ...
... HOMEOPATHIC CHEMIST, ?? 2, Faro ate, Sheffield. JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES, are Sold by the following AGENTS in this District:— Shsytibld, Baseett Bros., 1, Barnsley,J.Bmallweod,Shefld.rd Broad street, Park, ft Bamford, John Andrew. 1, New Market Hall. Bawtry, T. ...
... the same Name or Firm of Thomas Tubton and Some. Dated this First day of March. 1861. THOMAS B. TUBTOH. Witnesses :— JOHN CARR. John Chambebs. ANN TURTON. Thos. Smith, Junr. W. A. MATTHEWS. Charles Gould. FREDK. THORPE MAPPIN. NOTICE is herebj Given, ...
... at Leeds has been finally fixed for the week commenc- ing Monday, the loth July next. The show yard, will be near the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, and will include an area of about twenty acres. The draining of the land and the removal of the fences ...
... was black and blue about the shoulders. Mr. William Turner, manager of the Cardigan Works, Brightside lane : At the time this affair bapp«ned, I was lodging at the Cooper's Arms. On the first day, Dodgson brought two men with him, Brown and Ryalls. He ...