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... H. JONES, and W. MASON; auditors, Captains MARTIN and WARD. ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUE.—The monthly meeting, at the Rock Ferry Hotel, Rock Ferry, on Monday evening, was numerously attended. Commodore GRAVES presided. A special committee, including the officers ...
... H. JONES, and W. MASON; auditors, Captains MARTIN and WARD. ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB.—The monthly meeting, at the Rock 'Ferry Hotel, Rock Ferry, on Monday evening, was numerously attended. Commodore GRAVES presided. A epeeis' committee, including the officers ...
... Birkenhead Police-court, charged with severely stabbing William Sparks, while protecting a woman from his violence, on Monday, at Rock Ferry. At the annual meeting of the Mechanics' Institution, on Wednesday evening, Mr. James Riley presiding, it was shown that ...
... Birkenhead Police-court, charged with severely stabbing William Sparks, while protecting a woman from his violence, on Monday, at Rock Ferry. At the annual meeting of the Mechanics' Institution, on Wednesday evening, Mr. James Riley presiding, it was shown that ...
... The annual meeting of this association was held at the Royal Institution, Colgeitt-street, on Wednesday evening, Mr. Joseph Boult presiding. The report stated that the society now consisted of 160 members, classified as follows :—Life and honorary members ...
... for Lisbon. A ship was seen on shore, on the Riding Rocks, the 25th April, with several wreckers around her. Matilda, Cumming, from Table Bay for Algoa Bay, in enter. log the latter, struck upon a rock and sunk. Isabel, Jones, sailed from St. Helena for ...
... Police-court, charged with severely stabbing 'William Sparks, while protecting a woman from his vio- Uence, on Monday, at Rock Ferry. At the annual meeting of the Mechanics' Institution, on 'Wednesday evening, Mr. James Riley presiding, it was shown ...
... at the house of her son, Captain Tacey, 49, Wosley-strcet, aged 88, Mrs. REBECCA TACKY, late of Hull. Or the 16th instep tat Rock-view, Carrickfergus, aged 61, Rev. J. P. Wesleyan minister. On the 17th instant, i n H o pwood-street, aged 78, JA.NE WATERsosvlate ...
... of Jules Bourgoise, late of Liverpool, of a daughter. EOULT—Feb. 6, at 18, Derby-road, Higher Tranmere , the wife of R. H. Boult, of a son. BELL.. Feb. 54. at 56, Granby-street, the wife of Thomas Bell. of a daughter. CREictrroN—Feb. 9, at 551, High P ...
... the 16th instant, at Hove, near Brighton, aged 84, Admiral Sir F. BEAUFORT. On the 17th instant, of consumption, aged 25, Miss ELIZABETH FREEST, of Blake-street, Copperas-hill. On the 17th instant, at his residence, Rock Ferry, aged 58, Manua, Req. On ...
... daughter. SlNNorr—Feb. 6, at 69, White Rock-street, the wife of Mr. Richd. F. Sinnott, of a son. RTGBY—Feb. 6, in Hemer-terrace, Seaforth, the wife of Mr. Samuel Rigby, of a daughter. PATERSON—Feb. 6, in Church-road, Rock Ferry, Mrs. Thomas Simpson Paterson ...
... . 349 Thomas hunter, Africa. Sir J. Tobin, 358 Lady Forshaw, Do. . . Bahr and Co., 150 star of the West, Alexandria. rock° and Boult, 182 Henrietta, Madeira. NEW SOUTH WALES. Cotesworth d: Smith, 316 Mary Ann, lioba,.-t Town. EAST 7NI)IES. T. and J. ...