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... Manchester inn- keeper, now m lodgings at Parkfield-street, Rusholme Manchester, out ef business. e' William Whitehouse, of High Bank House, Openshaw commercial traveller and agent. peusnaw, Daniel Hawkins, of Columbia House, Cheltenham, John Haines, of ...
... a considerable resistance; they re- ceived the English with a. volley from the win- dows, and immediately retreated to a high bank behind the house. From this point they con- tinued to fire until their flank was threatened by our dragoon, when they retreated ...
... have ona case (a child) now. I do not know that the surface water percolates into any well. Parky- minos street is on a high bank. and it is new. It would be easily drained. Pipes had been put through the middle of the street to carry away the surface ...
... went to a school—a thing she had not been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAIN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester gives the followir g: On returning from Russia, where I had been for some time, I wai taken with ...
... went to a scnoul—a thing she had not been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAJLN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, gives the followir Uu returning from Russia. where I had been for some titiip, 1 wai taken with ...
... went to a school—a thing she had not been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAIN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, gives the followjr g; On returning from Russia, where I had been for some time Iwas taken with ...
... went to a school—a thing she had not been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAIN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, gives thefollowirg: On returning from Russia, where I had been for some time, I was taken with ...
... went to a school—a thing she had not been able to do for a year or more. SKVERE P -t.IN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, gives the following: On returning from Russia, where I had been for some time, I was taken with ...
... went to a scl1001-a thing she had net been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAIN IN THE KNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, give* the foliowp i: On returning from Russia, where 1 had oceu tor some time. 1 wa, taken with ...
... went to a IIChool-a thing she had net been able to do for a year or more. SEVERE PAIN IN THE ItNEES. Mr. Thomas Fielding, High Bank, Openshaw, near Manchester, gives the following: On returning from Russia, where I had been for some time. I wai taken with ...
... to another hedge, and returning by the t i y ?ver fche feoee and turnip field, at the bot- »K ?vhich they now eam& to a high bank, of turf ditctl on th* aide, on to the length. ? 4#!i'f0ttl>d from this patinises gently for some dis-« L *ad the course ...
... Southorn at the Cleveland Steel and Iron Works, all Guisborough, steelfounders and engineers. Ernest William Stonehouse, High Bank-road. Winshill, lately Bearwood-hill-road, WinslUII, Burton-on- Treiit, wheelwright, joiner, and general smith. ...