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... Joseph Mitchell, and four names yet unknown, not having ?o identified—#ll dead. _ I The Injured are-Levi Hargreaves, Thomas . George Hardy, Batrscloagh, Blaward. camley. Fountain Geo. Tbos. Ssadtto*, I Jss. Barker, Jon Smith, Wm. Wright, BQison,and Miehael ...
... bouquet, I Thomas Baron; 2 John I Righy;- 3 Robert Charlton. Four dahlias, 1 John Rigby;I 2 Thomas Birkett; 3 Jonathan Shepherd. One dahlia, 1 Thomas Pomfret; 2 John Rigby; 3 Thomas Birkett. Six asters, 1 John Greenall; 2 Jonathan Shepherd; 3 ...
... On Monday, July 29th, 11 o’clock a.m. The Queen v. Thomas MUlington; Squire Townsoo and Edward Cooker; John Hall; John Aabborn; John Wood; Thomas Lee; Elisa Donnelly and Daniel Callaghan; John Hardy; John Farrell; Elisabeth Edge: John Dearden; James Williams; ...
... six dnesnriss, I Martin, Esq. , six hardy pl»nta. Mra Howard : _one not lUlinm au-atlnm, i H M PsUdsn, Esq, M.P., B Dudgscn, E-q. ; six eiUdluras, P-tiden Kno . M P, ; eight sloxiniaa, 188 Dttdga wi, Kso., 2 four hardy ahrnbs in flower, Thompson. Six roses ...
... advance as being too weak. In the meantime, General Brownrigg feinted the Carbineers ar- tillery on his right, and advanced Hardy's brigade at Wiley, Greathead'sat Codfood, and Bruce's on Greatheads's left. The second division crossed at these places, advanced ...
... If itba the Information of the preevst generalus ef ignorumnaee. Wlut be done with the bocelemly enpertsssif rooltltsdet Hardy the presMßt rtfsltoloos tbe meceeabm or of Standard* la auffldeatly etriagmtt to the same direction. any rate awpevaneantlon ...
... prime wethers, and alee two lambs from SeotUnd. The ohlef shops in were those Mr Thomas Lee. »nd bis brother. Christopher Leo. Mr. Thcmae stock three* prime heifors. fed Thomas Sheer, E«q., of Osetle near Dumfries; li prime wetLers, fed ij T JobnreOßg., DabS ...
... Sowerhntu, Fletcher, Jjmea Kny, GardnerJOhukren. Bamber. Lnnd, Platt, Dickinson, Horae. Bd. Button, Sotton. Bee, Lane—Mr, and Thomas Kay..—The minutes of the last meeting were lead and confirmed. ADMINIBTBA.TION Of «C. was reported that doting the pact week ...
... ret. 2. Mr. Kaweliffe. 3. Mr. Thomas Atpdeu. Herald oßot, £l9 4. Mr. H. P. Watson, 108, Pirfiergate. 5. Mr«W. Swarfcrick, SO. Alfred-street 6. Mr. John Whiteside. Knowtley-skre* 7. Mr. John Skilbeck, Longridge. 8. Mr. Thomas Bannister, 11. Mr. Edmond Bcordwood ...
... names to ?? evidence was given, and the Bench dismissed the case on defendant paying costs.- Anneoying Passengers.-Thomas Mosley and Thomas Kins- ley were summoned for a breach of the bye-laws of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.-From the evidence it ...
... ploughman to Mr. Edward Halsall, Burecough; 3, £1, Thomas Berry, ploughman to Mr, James Berry, Stub-lane, Buracough; 4, 10e. Hum- phrey Alty, ploughman to Mr. Henry Alty, Bath Farm, Burscough; 5, tie., Thomas Sturge, ploughman to Mr. Robert Edge, Bull and ...
... Margaret Fleetwood, his wlla, formerly Margaret Jolly, against Thomas Jolly, the creditors or claimants against the Estate of Agues Jelly, lata «| Wrea Green, in the county of Lancaster (wife Thomas Jolly), who died on the 28ib day of February, 1872, ass; before ...