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... army o corps had been mobilised by the CZAR, and in all p *e parts of ?? thedrill-sergeantswere S ;o at work transforming the hardy peasantry into the t] )r semblance of soldiers. It was a busy, feverish, sl ;y anxious time. At the very moment when the I ...
... householders were summoned for not clearing the snow from the footpath frost their premises.—The first beard was against Thomas Hardy, Mcffltgomery-roed, and John Cemeteryroad, two of the ttugHsg of the Methodist New Chanel, Booth Minat, Moor. The summons ...
... Note the Addresa MGB AH, S3, CHURCH STREET. 38, eamtcbstoeetOateC^addertoßl. Coiner of Orchard stree X)UBLIC CAUTION. The THOMAS PEEL, who hut occupied the Premises at £*.&!*& 9*JF%£ D &?2 9 &J I^ L F^aalvalatwet, edver- &2U* 1 5i^ u -i&£&&i' i Impendent ...
... snow ana dirt.'* The first caee was that against two trus- tees of Sooth street Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Messrs. Thomas Hardy and John Hessey, who ware summoned for theoff enoe indicated above. The police-constable in the case stated that on Thursday ...
... general produice brokers th Ka Buchanan, Wignall, and CO,; Liverpool, cotton-and general brokers-: ,as regards I15 Wilson Thomas and Walker, London, shipbrokeca a Baker and Pattenden, London, sack merchants and lenders S, Phillero Sonls, and COD., London ...
... fierce contest, only to find the election over and themselves left out in the cold. The gentlemen elected were Messrs Thomas Baring. Thomas Moss, T. M. Patterson, Robert Rankin (old members), and Messrs John Williamson and Samuel Stitt (new members). Mr ...
... past that stage now. To get in the morning the prospect of (haring with seven eight brothers and sisters piece dry bread, hardy enough for one, and then aucni Jn the cold til! Ister on the day there is more bread to share, has, iu ccnrse of time, come ...
... Court awarded bim a reward of £2. VIOLEHT ATTACK OH A PARKER HEAR SIC ?? John B ldsdale (on bail) was indicted for wounding Thomas Jackson, at Hipswell, on the 6th October iast. Mr. Luck prosecuted, and Mr. Skidmore defendel. The prosecutor was a farmer ...
... Peasegood, Rly. t Des Forges, G. P. Beao- mnut, Johu Coulthard, ;V. C. Dawber, C. ?? Gar- thorne, P, Gill, C. M. Lofthouse, G. Hardy, R. A. Hnrker H. Harboard, H, C. lulbar 4, and W. Kirk. The losuned MlsooDich, in char ging the griand jury. referresi to their ...
... seven o'clock, was compelled to leave the chair, and his place was taken Mr. Thomas Cole. The other speakers were the Rev. S. Lord, Mr. Greaves, Mr. James Collier, Rev. Mr. Hardy, the Rev. T. W. Holmes, Mr. Elijah Hart, Mr. James Howarth, and Mr. C. Hydes ...
... future, all mnanure and team J labour be contracted for. I IMPORTANT COUNTY .oURT, CASP-Py'itt v. WYit-. t ?? the case of Thomas Henry Pykitt v. Wilson, 2 C~ark. and Stephenson, which has occupied the atten:r tion of the County Court for nearly a year ...
... Stable and Coachhouse, to occupation Thomas Peal Sen.—For particulars, Inquire on the Premises. j . mo be LET, with poasatlrai, the FAMILY RESIDENCE, Bask, Sheffield, lately the of lata John Round, Esq., and Thomas Ooss, The obtained from Garden— at the ...