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... inhabitants that ox en.-ive township, and lor this purpo-c public tea meeting was held Saturday evening last, in the Independent day school; nearly persons partook of tea, af er which f.e number in attend -.nee was erably increased. Mr. Joseph Darlington ...
... “natural cause*” was returned. The “Dial” NEWsFAFt.R.— On Tuesday evening last, the Rev. Wm. Knox delivered lecture in the Independent Day School. Little Lever, explanatory of the principles upon which the National Newspaper League Company (limited) intend ...
... three having passed th© age 80. Three of the 26 were assassinated—Lincoln, Garfield, and M’Kinley—and three of them died Independence Day—John Adams and Jeffoiwon both on July 4th. 1826. and Monroe July 4th, IB3L Another remarkable fact is that fewer than ...
... Ceverer.—Apply to Thomas F. Johnson and Sen, Rnmwerth Gotten Works, Bolton. WANTBD, tt'emule) tor Apply Ml. 0. Hnll. Independent Day School, golds-read Bolton. TirANTBD, for Powerloems. a first- clan nan good warn* wiU glren. indispensable.—Addrees 1073 ...
... Christian on Hop. Union. In moving a vote thanks to Wingates sermons -ere preached bun- th , performers, etc., Grand Scribe Independent day morning and evening Mr. g, o( , . t „ ining th . j ., ni |„ Methodists. James Pennington The ,h,i section meetings, in ...
... **• the factotum, for £lSo .Uci tz' I Wo ntcmOuL The operetta. * lily Beil. wm Chaifont-at. siren school on Wednea* Independent day the young lad tea* Method let. The leading characters took parte exceedingly well; Ing it all round the operetta was sneoern ...
... over the columns of your paper of last Friday I saw a letter signed R. S. J. wanted know if the Bible is read in the Independent day scheol, Mawdsley-street. I will tell him that is quarrelsome person, or else he would not ask but come and see for himself ...
... boots and ran off. was committed for thne months. About 70 members and friends Higb-et. spent social evening on Wed nee- Independent day, when Mr. Akkey Uamber Methodists, (treasurer of the church from its commencement twelve years ago) waa presented with ...
... estate the gross value of £10.760, of which £10.336 is net personalty. A social supper was held Higb-et. the Sunday school Independent day under the the Methodists. Band of Hope. The choir were responsible for the programme. solos, ducts, etc., being given ...
... of the ll> Tcsssic, Thomas Middleton, master, and, in conso- J»p Jc i ’enormous size, was lowed by that vessel into Independent. days since, two respectable females, belonging to , „hcn passing field within yards of tlic fiincsr, at al heart Holm, heard ...
... when a lecture was delivered Mr. Rawlin•on, of Itury, who had kindly offered his services. The meeting was hold in the Independent Day and Sunday .School, and was presided over by Mr. Craig. After singing a hymn, the chairman called upon Mr. Walkden, who ...
... the Bohm Mr. E. Smith contributed the nolo. Wmgates Independent Methodist SunHonour and Arras. and Mr. Jan. Smith, Independents. day School, on Saturday eventhe rant and solo If with ell Your Heart. ing. Mr. John Thomesson The sang i n Scatter presided ...