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... be handed over to hire. Dawson, • member of the Order, who had promised to maintain both. !Aetna. Alexander Faberge°, Charles Booth, and Robert Taylor were elected trustees to the Order. It asanimously speed that the should be extended to the ISlimb colonies ...
... presenting him with through, and then to tell him that he had done so, and perhaps he would give him another. Charles Booth (lthclass)son of Mr. Charles Booth, Norbury•street, was applauded as he advanced and received from Mr Smith the Child's companion (annual) ...
... s Scott, grocer's assistant. of Ashton, were summoned one charge of having awaited William Rogers on the 21st inat—Mr. Charles Booth appeated for the complainant. and Mr. Contra for the defence. —ln opening the ease Mr. Rooth said that Roger. was s barber ...
... Oldham, vertillrate ; licorice Olicremilrow, certificate: Owen Row. bottom, certificate ; Josiah Smith, certificate • Charles Booth. prize ; John Markland, prize; John E. William. nen, prize. 87 . , .COND . (1 . rt) . LTE Model Drawling: certlficato: ...
... Church-street, Hyde. aged 54 ymrs. March 2nd. Mary Rouke, Alma Terrace, Hyde, aged 63 yams. March let, Martha, vole of Mr. Charles Booth, Boseker.street, Hyde, aged ai years. March Sid, Kate, daughter of Mr. Thomas Leigh, Port.Mreet, Hyde, egad 3 yearn; also ...
... mentioned by the witness. Mrs. Howarth continued : As soon as she saw that he was dying, she alarmed the neighbours, and Charles Booth came in. Deceased did not complain of his bowels at all ; he did not appear to be troubled 1 with anything bat sickness ...
... Abraham 011erenshaw 501, John Willieen Etchells 50, -The Young yuno . • E 1 ri •iner 1 homes Taylor 50, Ralph Ogden 50, Charles Booth 50), item. have already' printed. Three Lucy 011erenshaw 45, Welter Ogden 50e. Thos. Etchelis t ee- end of the te hu' I ...
... that purpose, the owners white should study the ourenieoos of the general public. Mt. Brooks applied oa behalf if Mr. Charles Booth for buns, to sell szaimiable Nacre in his house, also Klagotesst, Dukbatield. He pricsinted a numerously missed maraorill ...
... talk with somewie, and a dog began to bark, and the two men went to se • what it was. We saw Whitehead, a gamekeeper, Charles Booth, and Greenwood, and the latter said, Its you is it ; you are not the right lot, but you will do. I asked what he meant ...
... sergeant. William Cooke, fugleman. Samuel gardy, Abraham Brierley fifer. John Cooke, drummer. James Jackson. Samuel Axon. Charles Booth. George Ribbed. Joseph Less. James Less. John Wild Jonathan Etebella. William Stopford. Daniel Foster. James Booth. Charles ...
... chemist. `John Ogden, Old-road, Dukinfield, cotton mAnufecturer. William Storrs, Hydes House, Stalybridge, timber merchant. 'Charles Booth, Astley street, Dukinfield, cattle dealer. 'lsaac Bates, Pownall street, Dukinfield, gentleman. `Enoch Robinson, Half Moon ...
... bed. 2 D. Murphy 9 14 pairof blankets. J. Sykes 9 7 mirror. 4 J. Berry 8 14 arm'd chair. 5 W. Smith 8 5 rocking chair. 6 Charles Booth 8 1 chair. 7 Geo. Underwicke 7 12 arm'tl chair. 8 J. D. Bowden 7 10 bras pan. 9 K. Marsden 7 6 ~ 10 Chris. Howlnook 7 6 ...