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... Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Mesr. Higson and Roblnsn, Mancher. ter; official assignee, Mr. Hernaiman, Manobestcr. Thomas Banks, Chorley, Ironmonger, Dec. 24, Jan. 22, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankraptcy: solicl- tor, Mr ...
... THE GEREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS. Redpath and Yent's case was further lnvestigated to-day, and was again remanded. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Banks, Chorley, Ironmonger and builder; Miles Loid and George Rostron, Cage Milli near Newehoreb, woollen manms- faeturers. FRANCE ...
... 'aged 60 years. On tie 2Srd inst., at 11, Bradley.street, William Sutton, aged 32 years. On the 25th inst,, at Grimsargh, Thomas Banks, aged 50 years. On the 21st inst., at Turpin Green, Leyland, EMlens Howarth Sankey, aged 4 years. On the 21st inst., at ...
... rosewood snap table, lookissg.glass, asid two pictures, belonging to his deceased wife, whichl he alleged the defendant,Mr. Thomas Banks, seioolinaster, of thi town,bad lps. sessed himself of, and converted to his own use. Mr. CATTEBA.Lt appeared for thie ...
... and part of the money taken. Probably under these circumstances the bench would remand the woman also until the morrow. Thomas Banks said: I am son of John Banks, the deceased. My father died on Friday afternoon last, about three o'clock. About a fortnight ...
... Bielserstafte Church', John, eldest son of Mr. Jeoshua Cropper, Bickerstaffe, to Ellen, second daughter of the lats Mr. Thomas Banks, AIty's Farm, Bickerstaffe. DEATHS. On the 24th ?? at her residence, 73, Friargate, Pres. ton, MrIs. Ellen Bibby, daunhgter ...
... of cotton and yarn, and also a truthful statement of the cost of producing the yarn-so much so, that I challenge Messrs. Thomas Banks and Co., or any others who may thinkthemselves capableof refuting the statement, to doso. If there is any error at all ...
... parties engaged in the last conflict are not and thiattit be anxious for another. The letter is tso fl os.D John M'Lean, Thomas Banks, and Robe, b es behalf of the several bodies of factory t raee It Gen s The committee who have acted throughout teo ...
... purpose, when th-y pay it him to advocate the principles of Trades Unions. A more miserable attempt to argue than Thomas Banks has made I never before witnessed, and if he were true to the principles he professes to have espoused, he would relinquish ...
... stealing 4s., from the person of William Johnson. e FOUR PaRsoNs APPREHENDED FOR PEBUTaR.-William Couben, Sarah Couben, Thomas Banks, and Ellen Banks were remanded until Friday, on a charge of committing perjury whilst giving evidence in a beerhouse case ...
... by the Rev. G. W. Wall, M.A., vicar, Edward Brint k Barton, of Island House, Aughton, to klice, daughter of I the late Thomas Banks, Alty's F3arm, Bickerataffe. On the 22nd inst., at the Pariah Charch, Ormskirk, by E the Rev. I. Phillips, B.A., erate ...
... 'WEELY EARNINGS OF PRESTON OPERATIVE SPINNERS. Mr. Thomas Banks, secretary to the Operative Spinners Association, forlwards to us the following statement:- having heard and read a good deal about the high rate of w'alges. (arned by spinners employed in ...