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... a oreek, children, Ada, age 14, Bertha, 12, and Hattie, eight, playing about. In the course their sport Hattie fell off high bank into the current. Her sisters, hearing her agonised cries, rushed to her resoue, but were also precipitated into the creek ...
... burne, M.A., daughter. MALCOLM. —On eS t CROss.-on *°A'% l Gregory Cross, . .. » , please copy. ,n Al? FLETCHER.pPn V V High Bank, C.C , in his 61st gational Church. »AU ~,6, at 230 p.m., P t > d »l, * ford Churchygd ei , .addressed to Me 0th \ g S terrace ...
... Darwen-stree' Thomas Lea, aged years. ,Tod TomiEXTEß.—March29th, Thomas aged seven years, only son of Joseph ' hunter, of High Bank, Lymm, Chesta^^^^^ ...
... £48 is carried forward to next year's account. The directors say that, considering the effects of trade depression *nd the high bank rate in the earlier months of the year, the result is encouraging and hopefol for the future. The increase ground rents for ...
... Camp-street* U beloved husband oi CHADWICK.-On .the House, N. 8., Major » tllfl » Hussars, second son filaU ■ wick, of High Bank, - iA*h it l3l f i! HARTLEY.-On tbe 1*» Heywood, Emily Rathbonc Hartley Heywood.—R.l-P- s MILNE.—On tho Cheadle, .lames (c• ...
... Towns, W. Short, H. Mills, T. A. DonnoUy, G. A. Fudse (Moss Side).' J. (Delamere), and T. Owens. Transfers: A. Newton (High Bank and T. McCann (Crowcroft), Gorton; H. Harrison Memorial), Gaskell-street; R. Ashworth to Crowcroft; J. Twis. (David Lewis) ...
... page 31 points the high bank rate was * number of trades and ing trade, he says, practically +he tffl at least in the towns, and - jck • affected the collateral trades glass, wood. &c. In all retail e the effects of the high bank r« li felt. On page ...
... Finance Committee, yesterday, Sir Charles Petric said that during the coming year money was likely to be tight owing to the high bank rate, and he hoped the spending committees of the Council would curtail their expenditure as much as possible. The members ...
... BARRATT~-EAHR.-Oetobor 24, at St. James's Birkdale by the Rot. Robert SteTenson, d er son of the late Samuel Barratt. J| High Bank, Altrineham, to Emily, eldest R ° Daneford n ah of Beverly House, ° -~, 01 It., St. Church, Liverpool, by the Key. G. M ...
... agreed on foi niftjgiatbodv of special constables, the organisation of which was'unanimously entrusted to Mr.Scholes, of High Bank, who quickly brought them into a very efficient condition. Fortunately there was not occasion for their acting, but the public ...
... —Several causes are checking the good trade which might otherwise be doing at. the present time. Merchants allege that the high bank rate is compelling the drapers to give out smaller orders than usual. The approach ol^tock-taking also having its retard ...
... League (Wilton Habitation) were entertained by Mrs. R. Hoyle, the Dame President, to whist drive and dance, her residence, High Bank, Heaton Park. Among those present were Mr. R. Hoyle. Captain Musgrave brother of the hostess, Major Hutchinson, Mr. H. Olapham ...