... called the bar after updersome a pertel of drenursing under the Vans of Court whioht chiethy ol in cating a series of dimmers im d ve 1 tone he may either practiee exelust or be may jun one the the Crreuits Probably amd ustoms of al} ihe Crreuits are pretty ...

... COLLIER—CHADWICK pretty wedding, one in which much interest was tak»n, took place Tylderdey Parish Church, on Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Miss Margaret Alice Chadwick, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Chadwick, Daisy Bank, ...

... 6., 4 plae• 10 TO aritinATi. en D. ai rbag r at . Vi t TIALIA WI CEYLON AM. P 0 I ispiesim sir do; Dopes. lento Wm report that labs • base bss:. 3 do obis is m r WYSE pisswitly Aklieras, Sims al tbs 410(40.• d the bag warped le as Laud yew s yssishy ...

... MR WM COLLIER. Hr Wm Collier, of Chapel-street. Leigh, Snperin- j teodenfc of the Wesleyan and General Assurance , Society, is to all intents and purposes a self-made , man and one who has worked himself op by sheer , Lard toil and pertinacity to the ...

... Little Lever Collier’s j Tho District Coroner has been nolifedrfi death of Wm. Barlow (56', collier 1. I Little Lever, which took place 1 ing, apparently from septic bronchili-. IVr« was employed at .Messrs. T. Flcfchrr aid Outwood Collieries. In August ...

... Offices Thursday evening. Mr. T. M. Percy, J.P., presided, and there were also Sroaent the Rev. R. Whitehead, Pr. Swarbnck, ar.d [etsra. M. J. Ryan, W. Dewhurst, E .Bolton, J.P., O. Kerr, J. A. Drooey, H. Holt, ...

... music as the d the mora. were assembling, and during the weddir half mony. The bride, who was given away } bore brother, Mr. Osbert Hopkinson, was panied by four bridesmaids—Miss Ethe kinson, sister of the bride, Miss Agnes son, and Miss Jessie Robertson ...

... Spencer, 7 R-Whittle, J. Taylor, 9 W. Robcrte- P. Whittle, 11 J Hu ret. 12 J. Crompton. Excellent songs. e»e.. were afterwards rendered the following Messrs. McCabe. .1. Hulme, J. Whitehead, Ashcroft, K. Green. H. Smith, and J. Crompton, and ...

... HAYDOCK AND COLBORNE COLLIERS IN REVOLT. BALLOT TO TAIIN AT MI PITL ?las large mem at OrsMem Mark ifilydoli. me peeked woorewriag Ire eight, ohm a special hid te comisclor the questan .*M op dr dock. Ashton, Ides a.m. Gomm. Parr Sick Club. alma her ...

... BINDLEY COLLIER KILLED, •’SYSTEMATIC TIMBERING SAFER.’’ An inquest .a, Mr, coroner, the day. the body of collier named George Henry Gibbs, single man, of Jl. First-avenue, Hmdley, who killed'on Thursday by taU of was to!lowing bis employment the Hnadley ...

... fallow GW J J. ME Rochardseoo (U) Libera] majority i A T Reckitt (L) H Peake (U) Liberal majority FL J Reckitt (L) S783 Captain Smythe (U) 4.027 Laberal maprity 1, HEXHAM CANDIDATES. Colocel Batos, the Conservative te, who w= opposing Mr. Richard D. Holt ...

... COLLIER SENT TO THE ASSIZES. With her head and hands swathed in bandages, Mary Ann O'Brien was able to appear Burnley Police Uourt on Thurs- I day morning, when her hu*band, Patrick O'Brien, a collier, wan charged remand with unlawfully wounding her. ...