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... Mr John Brierley, of East Beach, and formerly of Blackburn Wadkin—March 29, in his year, John Wadkin, of Elswick Lodge, neat Garstang, formerly of Manchester Thompson -Feb. 21, aged 07, Thomas Thompson, of Liverpool second son of the late .Mr John Thompson ...
... seaweed. body was about round of our mainmast Ton are at liberty to publish this.” The Cardigan Case.—The Lord Chief JoatioegsTe judgment on Tneedaj the ease of Cardigan r. Lieutenant-Colonel Calthorpe. He aaid the passage complained waa doubt aerioua libel ...
... 20z 20th ?? Cox had his attention drawn by seeing a large number of cattle at the Hesketh Arms lasi Inn, and he went in), and found ?? signing the n1ame Nut of John Ainscou gh and Seth Rigby to a store stock li- pri cense. Witness asked him ifhe knewwhathe ...
... the Prussian needle gun, and ask what steps had been or would be taken to supply Her majjestv's forces with a breechloading arm. Ti1E BaNi RATE OF DOscOUlNT-Mr. WATICIN asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what communications had taken place between himself ...
... us,” and careful, or it may worry us ali One of them, however, who was armed with a gun. was more courageous than the rest, and exclaiming ** Here goes the last of the Cardigans,” went in to the attack. He advanced stealthily towards the tree beside ...
... Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, the Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Pakington, Lord Cardigan, Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buckingham, Sir Stafford Northcotc, French, M.P., the Mai quiz Donegal, Sir William ...
... the house in Ribblesdale-place belonging to the Mayor. On Friday she went to look at the boiler, but missed the lead.—P.C. John Evans saw the prisoner about quarter to seven o’clock on Friday morning, in Fishergate, with the lead in his possession. Prisoner ...
... lifeboat three from the Shamrock, of Arklow; the Tram ore lifeboat five from the Aramenion, Nantes; the Cardigan lifeboat three from the Oliver Lloyd, of Cardigan, three from the Turtle Dove, of and four from the Coronation, of Bideford; the Penzance lifeboat ...
... in the right arm, which gave him great annoyance, and hindered him from writing. Genoa journal says that the wounded foot is rapidly healing, and that the injury received will not in any way interfere with his activity. The Earl of Cardigan.— The Earl of ...
... and cmbel. lished with ornamentations of gold. Upon the -)reast- plate was the simple inscription:- The Right. Hon. Henry John Temple, Viscount Pahlterston, K.G., ?? Born 20th October, 1784. Died 18th October, 1865, The coffin was covered with a rich ...
... to find the name of Mrs. W. A. Mocatta, of BiBphain, standing at the head of the lid as having the beet pen of Malays; Mr. John Robinson, of Vale House, Garstang, took the first prize for white Dorkings, at Messrs. Carter and Valiant were second in the ...
... On Sundays: 8-30 mixed, M. 11-14 a. OMNIBUS DEPARTURES. Barracks from Stanley Arms.—9 *ll-401-0: 2-3 o 615 8 30. Sunday's: 12-20 4-0 8-15. only) From Barracks Stanley Arms.—B-20 10-0 *l2-30*2-4 *3-30 5-0 7-50. Sundays: 9-551-30 5-55. ('Saturdays only ...