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... (From Special Correspondent of the Morning Herald.) In many a Staleybridge home may be witnessed indications of the despairing efforts made by the operatives to relieve the monotony of their condition, and on the thin pale countenrnces, shrunken frames, and expressionless eyes of the inmates, we instinctively murmur, Anything, anything better than this. But it stated that the enervating ...
... bishop, M. Le Courtier. Some machinery used for raising large blocks of stone fell in upon a number of men who were working at the Llandaff stone quarry, near Cardiff, on Monday. Two of the poor fellows were crushed to death ; while several others were fearfully injured. An official notice has been given of the intended distribution of the final assets of the South Sea Company, which will be ...
... MEETING will be Held (by tbe kind Permission of HU Worship the Mayor), in the Council Hall on Thuesdat, the 15th January inst., at Twelve o'clock at Noon to Beeslve the Report ef the Bearing Council, vrtth a Statement of Accounts, to Elect Officers for the awaiting year, a^ eenerallv to Tnoaaet the Business of the Chamber. Bensswuy 10 W. BMITH, Jnn., Secretary . YTO-MORBOW. ORE CRICEET CLUB ...
... THIS EVENING. MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY, March 26th. At PEOPLE'S PBICE9, 2s. 6d , Is. 6d , and Is. rABEWELL COVCEBT OF MB HENBY PHILLIPS. Farewell of the Greatest of English Baritones. Farewell of the Original hinger of The Light of Other Days. Farewell of the Finest of Oratorio Singers. Who will aire, 'Twas Past Meridian.— Dibdm. Who will sing, The Best of all Good Company. — Phillips. Who ...
... WKDNEBDAT, February 25th, 1863, when a grand Selection of SACRED MUSIC from Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelsohn, end Whitfield, will be performed by a full Choir, consisting of the best local talent. JEREMIAH ROGERS, Esq., of Doneeeter, wUI Preside et tbe Organ. Music to oommence et HeU-pest Seven o'Clock. Tickets, le. Gd., le., end Ci-, mey be bed et Mr. J. Morton's, Printer, Union ...
... information and Guid- ance of DRIVKRH of Carriages, Coaches, Cabs, and other Yebiolei attending the COTLFRS' FEAST, at the Cotmbs' Ball, on ihe Si d inst. , and the Police have orders to see tbey are Strictly e> forced:â lot. â All Carriages, Coaches, Cabs, and Vehicles going to tbe Cutlers' Hbl must fall into line in the order of their arrival on the ?? -ide of Fargate, and proceed up tbe ...
... TiMPEEANca Haix, Townhead street, on the above subject. _«. _ Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock, by J. W. BEAUMONT, Esq., M.D. W. J CLEGG, Hon. Bee. DSIC HALL, SURREY STREET, SHEFFIELD. Os THURSDAY EVENING, Apmi 2kd, 1863, SHIRLEY BROOKS, Esq. (Author Of The Gordian Knot, The Silver Cord, and Contri- butor to Punch,) will. nMJVM HIS LECTURE, ?? A NIGHT WITH THE SPEAKER, Beits a ...
... Commenced March, 1860. 8., Post Office, Huddersfield. ■jfrONEY TO LEND in sums up to .£1,500, jyj. re-paid by instalments. Bills discounted. —Apply t T. Lomas, 22, Oldham-road, Manchester. M'^NEY.— £1,000 or £2,000, in one or more sums, may be had on MORTGAGE of Freehold or er Property of satisfactory value. The Money not likely to be called in for many years.— Apply to Mr. Henry J, Smith, ...
... TBN o'Ctock. w^icbSS (Mondsy).— FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE, at Greek Haxkbetoe, nt the Bay Horse Inn,' at BIX o'Clock. u^icn 24 (Tuesday).— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, npon the Premises, at Greek Hahksetoi, tbe Property of Mra. Jackson, at TEN o'Clock. ajic* 24 (Tuesday).— FAßMlNG BTOCK, nt Aldby Field House, Sand-Hcttoh. the Property of Mr. William Sunman, at ELEVEN o'Clock. m^H 25 (Wedneedsy).— ...
... 24th, 1863, to receive the Report, to elect the Committee and Officers for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of the general business of the Institution. The Chair to be taken Two p.m. An Essay will be read senior Student At Six o’clock Meeting will be held for the purpose of making the PRESENTATION to the Rev. JAMES ACVVORTH, LL.D., on bis retiring from the Presidency of the ...
... DERBY ASSIZES, Saturday, Dec 12. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) This morning the court reaaaeinbled at nine o'clock for resuming the trial of George Victor on the charge of murdering Miss Goodwin. The court was again completely filled long before the arrival of the judge. Mr. Boden, Q.C., replied upon the evidence for the defence, and said if such a theory was allowed to prevail had been set up ...