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... is highly recom mended for removing lous Swellings arising from treatment to Broken Knees. In jars, 10s. Gd. and 21s. by THOMAS WHITE, M.R.C.V.S., 14; King-street, Camiden Town. Post-office Orders payable at Charing Cross. The following testimoniala, from ...
... costs; Edward Sayers ss. and costs; Joseph Marcroft, Charles Heywood, and Nathaniel Howarth were required to pay costs; Thomas White, Joseph Bolton, and James Shepherd were each fined ss. and costs, on account of drunkenness. The last-named person fives ...
... Hutchinson who did so.—Hutchinson pleaded guilty, and ultimately we understood all theb-oys to be discharged. Chimney on Fire. —Thomas White, Back Boltonstreet, Ramsbottom, was charged with having on the 12th inst. had his chimney on fire.—Dtfendant's wife appeared ...
... Nuttall lane, 8 mouths. ietober 31st, Mary Alice, daughter of tianiel Cainpbell, Lower Nuttall lane, 21 years ; J. son of Thomas White, at. PsuEs.street, 16 years ; Robert, son of James Green, King etreet, 10 months -29:11, Alice, wife of Thomas Kenyon, ...
... cause for provocation, and merely required defendant to pay costs. Serious Assault on a Police Officer. Thomas Linsky, Thomas White, John Climate, Martin Conway, Patrick Burke, Michael Sknlly, and Thomas CunnifTo, were charged with having unlawfully cut ...
... Gregory was charged with beii'2 drunk and offering to on the previous Saturday night. penalty of is costs was infl.cted —Thomas White, was cLarged with a similar offence Heywoo I. and also with doing damage t the coat of i'o'.ic.e-Constable M Namara. He ...
... s, which were generally satisfactory, were carri out by the following officials : - President, Hugh Roberts; starters, Thomas White and Walter Brooks ; referee, W. T. Crossley; judges, Hugh Koberts, John Butter- worth, and Peter Gorton ; handicapper, ...
... Peter Spence, Lancaster, for improvements in the manufacture of sulpho cyanide ammonium and other sulpho cyanides; beb. 9. Thomas White, York, for improved machinery for uniting the soles and uppers of boots, shoes, and similar coverings for the feet, applicable ...
... Johnston. .James Fletcher . .Pilking.on .. 20 .. 1 9 Thomas Hyslop. .Richard Fenwick..Edenfield 20 .. 4 1 7 Agnes Green Thomas White . .Ramsbot'om . ..2 9 8 Agnes Green .Edward Wroe Walmersley.. 20 .. Laurie Miller Susan Mellodew..Bury 10 .. 4 9 James ...
... victory for the former by 41 runs. The bowling of Messrs. R. Snowden and Leach, and the batting of Messrs. Joseph Gibson, Thomas White, and Thomas Snowden were excellent in every resi>ect. Gibson’s score included 2 fours, threes, five twos, ana 11 single ...
... the rising tide, were imprisoned in the cave. It was impossible to reach them frota the shore, but the coastguardsman, Thomas White, caused himself to be lowered down the cliff by ropes, and after fetching the children from the cave he had them hoisted ...
... of the visitors. The gone to India, he expressed a confident hope that merit would be sure to meet with its reward. by THOMAS WHITE, M.R.C.V.S., 14, King-street, Camden Post-oflice Orders payable at Charing Cross. Colne wee § 50) oe 8 20, 9 1011 10) {2 ...