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... Peasley-crops, St. Helens, to yesterday, Mr. S. Brighouse, county coroner, kial held an inquest on the body of Thomas Long, eall 19 years of age, of 6, Hardy-street, who died ball i from the effects of being burned on Tuesday |iJ night. Air. AI. J. Hammill, manager ...
... February, and utter to the ml is MAildara, when eosnuoissioned; Alfred C. Dewar -Al, ii to the Victory, additional, for the Hardy, to date Ist Febrnary ; Fredicrick ?? Loder Symouds to IYN the . Vivid,, additional, = for the Skate, 11th F. I- February ;Georgo ...
... erwtituhncy on behalf omn the Labolur party, ad ,or he ill be proposed a andidate at a meeting to inbe addreised by ver' pier Hardie- heeonday. It dlst is believed Mr. Horeby will retire immediately I'ariamrent'meets, and the three patrhes-Con- eser-ative ...
... was a, poor-law -guardian. tei Yesterday a Christmas tree and sale of work un11 in add of St. Thomas's schools irnprovemo-nt fund c were opined at St. Thomas's Church schools, 00 Wigan, by MNr. John Pandlluhury, JP flu A XNIGAN MrsTrtsv.-Abont ten miontes ...
... Chartists was delivered last evening, in the Everton Liberal Club, under the auspices of this association, by Mr. Charles Hardy. Lectures are to be delivered successively in the same con- nection by Dr. W. J. Sparrow, Mr. James Ven- more, Mr. A. Chilton ...
... e Association will be v held on the evening of January 29, in the t Lecture Hall of the Constitutional Association, t Sir Thomas-street. Amongst those who have r promised to attend are SirArthur B. Forwood, 5 Hi?., Mr. Walter Long, M.P., Mr. H. ?? Houston ...
... riost onjoyable smoking concert . ..heldi.,. abe.b c club, when it was honoured by a 'i't frmi -a.-..orship tle Slayor (Sir Thomas Boe), w oca, :i 1 .he chair. Anwnust the others present ?? Fa1-thz:r T.co vne, Mcssrs. C. Doul i. V. E tdas, ?? PAN ton, F1 ...
... obtaining an advance in wages proportionate to LY. the wages enjoyed by miners in the rest of Scotland. The Lord Mayor (Alderman Thomas Hughes) presided over the monthly meeting of the City aD. Council held in the Liverpool Town Hail yesterday. After an animated ...
... patronage and support in the battle ti l of lifL. s-c hi THE AccsENT To A ST. HELENS CHEMICAL ci Woscns-The young man Thomas Long of Hardy-street, St. Helens, who was terribly burned e by his clothes, saturated with oblorate c j. powder, catching fire ...
... arisen was conferred on Mr. William Laird of Glasgow, and not on Mr. William Laird of Birkeuhead. The vill of thelate M r. Thomas Holder, J.r., and Mayor of Liverpool in 1863, has just been proved, the gross personalty being svorn at £90,745 19s. 4d. The ...
... inquiry at pie the Traveller's Rest, Church Gresley, on Monday, con. n earninig the death of Edith Thomas, 13 Weeks old, the dauighter of Matthew Henry Thomas, a collier, of New Street, Church Gresloy.-.The Coroner said that as the parents bad had other children ...
... won the vicar's prizes. URnBAN DISTRICT COUNarh-The monthly meeting r was heldr at the Market Hall Chambers on Monday. Mr. Thomas Jesson (vice-chbariman) presided. Present: Messrs. T. W. Davenport. Adocok, Mantle, Bulleu, and J. Hassall, J.P., and Mr. ...