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... Derbyshire. milliner. John Jones, Egremont, formerly Birkenhead, joinr 5?and builder, John Vassaili, New Brighton, Cheshire, tallow Ov chandler. o! Jared Holliday, Westlinton, Cumberland, ehoemaker. t George H. Smith, Bolton, tailor. John N. Woodbams, now ...
... Bracken and John Shaw, trading as T.. H. Bracken andl Co., Bradley Mills, near Halifax, papermakera. B Alfred Joseph Wakeford and John Sugden, trading as Wakeford and Sugden, Sowerby Bridge, paper S merchants and paper hag makers. Walter Story and John Robert ...
... . Joseph Johns, St. Lythan's, near Cardiff, lately ot 3, Melmervtlian, Neath, clerk in holy orders. John Jonies. Glanralon, NantwUlle, Cardigan, labourer. Thomas Coker, 20, Castle-street, formerly of 37, Tha Walton, Birecon, butcher. P- John Jones, 9D ...
... Oriel-street, oxford, goenta man. ADJ0DICATIO`S IN NBNEANJRE'TCY John Th~omas, Bangor. sdder. ichael Fogarty, Stoneycrott and Old Swan, Lane shire, builder and contractor. George Walker and John Walker, trding as G. and zi Walkazr, Ba wi-.4rne, aerated wfater ...
... the request of the editor of the Gened to report. the proceedings. He was struck twice on the arm, once on the shoulder, and several times on his bead. His arm was broken, and he bad three outs on his head. He became unconscions. and was removed to a cottage ...
... is substituted for the notice that appeared in the Gazette of the 15th tilt, ;-The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John Fisher as vice-consul at Barrow-in-Furness for the United States of Mexico. MAYORAL DINNRx TO HER MAJESTY'S JUWES. 1 -The ...
... all kinds, raised its own armed forces, whether for local or imperial purposes, controlled all its own resources, ignored the Parliament of Hngland, and acknowledged no authority but that of the Sovereign. Such was 'Grattan's Parliament, and that was ...
... sent to -Mr. Hasleburat, the- Loci Government auditor. - The letter was signed by Messrs. 'ride and Dodrson, of 26, North John:, street; Liverpool, Xr. Barlow's ?? was resolved to acknowledge- the letter.-lnrom-the- report of the medical officer of health ...
... Warrngton, are the buildera. r Mr. John Francis, _atieer, of Carm 33then, n offered for sale at Llmmybyther, on Thuday t large freehoid estates, including nearly tbe xvhols h town itself, in the counties of dazthen Qad c Cardigan. There vras a large attendanoe ...
... openingS are now preiting to anch craftsmen. The general prospects of the emigration trade are equ411y brisk. The German line* arm understood to be already fully booked, and a considerable Accession to the num! era of Germans passinR through Liver- pool is ...
... time in wrangling with the Postmaster-General. store than a year ago, Mr. Hemelryk had an interview on the subject with Lord John Manners, and on that occasion he brought under the noble lord's notice, in a succinct form, the whole of the deficiencies in ...
... CHILDREN. DIM The mostrecent contributors to this fund in- lbclude .Ur. Wtlliam Cliff Messrs. Wlhitley and )f Madlock, and Mr. John lioulding. Though the the aonount in nand is quite insufficient for a tea in ter- its entirety, it will at least enable the ...