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... Leckenby . , Mary, spinster, 7, Chichester-terrace, Brighton Lyon, Joseph, gentleman, Rose-hill, Aughton, near Ormskirk Langton, Margaret Helen, spinster, Barrow-house, Keswick Lawrence, George Hall, Esq., Mossley-hill, Aigburth, near Liverpool Langton ...
... Leckenby, Mary, spinster, 7, Chichester-terrace, Brighton Ly.on, Joseph, gentleman, Rose-hill, Aughton, near Ormskirk Langton, Margaret Helen, spinster, Barrow-house, Keswick Lawrence, George Hall, Esq., Mossley-hill, Aigburth, near Liverpool Langton ...
... near New Brighton The flat Aim, from Carnarvon, sunk this morning tween the gatts at south end Prince's Dock Antelope, College, from Shields to this port, was shore neat Whitby 24th instant, in a sinking state, havint struck on Salter Rocks Tr..veller ...
... M'EVOY-March 31, at 6, Oxford-street, Abercromby-square, the wife of P. J. M'Evoy, Of a daughter. BOULT-March 30, at 9, Huntly-road, Fairfield, Mrs. Walter. Boult, of a son. BREARTON-March 30, at 16, Whiterock-street, the wife of William Brearton, of a daughter ...
... daughter. SrNlcorY-Feb. 6, at 69, White Rock-street, the wife of Mr. Richd. F. Sinnott, of a son. RtaRY-Feb. 6, in Hemer-tenace, Seaforth, the wife of Mr. Samuel Rigby, of a daughter. PATERSON-Feb. 6, in Church-road, Rock Ferry, Mrs. Thomas Simpson Paterson ...
... of The Albion begs to inform Subscribers and others residing within four miles from the Office, and in Cheshire, Rock Ferry and New Brighton included, that arrangements have been made by which the delivery of Copies of he A lbi on , by Half-past Eight on ...
... assembled. The half-yearly private examination of the pupils of New Brighton College was conducted by the Rev. A. Hume, LLD., &c., and by the Rev. R. D. Fowdll, M.A., incumbent of Now Brighton. On Tuesday Francis Crowdie, Sherwood-street, fell from the fo ...
... day. About 50,000 fares were paid at the Woodside Ferry, 20,000 at the New Ferry, and large numbers at Eastham, Rock Ferry, and New Brighton. Excursion trains brought large numbers of visitors from Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham, and took away throngs ...
... WOLSTENHOLME—Dec. 9, at Rose-bank, Laurel-road, the wife of Mr. Charles Wolstenholme, of a son. HARRIS—Dec. 10, at Highfield, Rock Ferry, Mrs. Harris, of a daughter. HAMILTON—Dec. 11, at South-hill Grove, Oston, the wife of R. G. Hamilton, Esq., of a son ...
... The Purg .tory of Suicides, and other works, formerly a well known Chartist lecturer. BOULT-May 14, at 3, Gambier-terrace, Duke-street, Southport, aged 52, Arthur Boult, Esq., of Holly-bank, Bowdon, Cheshire. Friends will please accept this intimation. ...
... The Purg ,tory of Suicides, and other works, formerly a well known Chartist lecturer. BOULT-May 14, at 3, Gambier-terrace, Duke-street, Southport, aged 52, Arthur Boult, Esq., of Holly-bank, Bowdon, Cheshire. - Friends will please accept this intimation ...
... Baden, aged 18 ,Edward Ernest , Bickersteth, fourth son of the Lord Bishop of Ripon. BOULT—JuIy 30, at Antwerp, aged 26, Francis Harold, eldeat SOD of Francis Boult, of Noctorum, Cheshire. BRYAN—JuIy 27, at his residence, Morland-road, Croydon, Surrey ...