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... former period, and causing a very considerable increase of paupers in that year in most of the unions in England. In the Nantwich union (for which I am a guardian) this was the case, and any comparison to be useful should be made with the same period for ...
... Primitive Methodist Chapel, situated at Welch-row, in the parish of Nantwich, in the county of Chester, in the district of the Nantwich union. The Wesleyan Chapel, situated at Union-street, in the parish of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, in the district of ...
... Congregational Chapel, situated at Monk's-lane, in the parish of Nantwich, in the county of Chester, in the district of Nantwich union. Zion Chapel, situated in the parish of Shrewton, in the co anty of Wilts, in the district of Amesb,iry. ...
... inflicted upon the deceased grievous bodily injury. Mr. William Speed, of Bunbury, Cheshire, relieving officer of the Nantwich Union, deposed that he had relieved the deceased two or three times as an out-door pauper, when she said that she had been turned ...
... Chapel, situ - ated at - Hospital-street, in the parish of Nantwich, in the county of Chester, in the district of the Nantwich union. The Wesleyan Chapel, situated at Grosvenor-place, Walworth, in the parish and district of St. Mary, Newington, in the ...
... 4k) • from Liverpool, Mr. Owen and Mr. Scott; from the Macclesfield union, Mr. Barnett and Mr. May (clerk) ; from the Nantwich union, Mr. E. Broughton; from the Northwich union, Mr. Cheshire (clerk) ; from the Oldham union, Mr. Bentley and Mr. Clegg (clerk) ...
... cause against it. - The Court male the rule absolute for a mandamus. ' rules been obtained against the guardians of the Nantwich union, the Congleton union, and the Great Broughton union, Cheshire, and in each case the rule vas made absolute. 'Rules absolute ...
... Chaplaincy of the West Darby Lunatic Asylum in the county of Lancaster —The Rev. A. F. Chater, to the Chaplaincy of the Nantwich Union—The Rev. G. H. Conner, to the Curacy of All Saints, Southampton—The Rev. G. T. Cotham, to the Curacy of Hessle, Yorkshire—The ...