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... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...
... FIRES. LOSS OF LIFE. At an early hour on Saturdaya destructive fir broke out in the large warehouse occupied by Messrs. Mitchell and Shepherd, spinners and manufacturers, Upper Castle-street, Bradford. The building, a five-storey structure, extended ...
... factories that the hcurs of work will be reduced to ei-;ht a day on and from the let of March. L The death is announced Cf tho Dowvager Lady Stauley of Alderley. She teas in her eighty-eighith year. She numbered some eighty grandohildi-n and great-grand- children ...
... Salary 1,2001. r. Francis re Mitchell has been appointed a clerk in a- Exchequer of Picas, Master's-office, and passed his ex- aminatiOD. The Admiralty.-Tbe post of commander in Greenwich Hospital has become vacant by the death of Commander Edward IV. Garrett ...
... received information of the death of Caroline Esther Nash, aged 48. Deceased was the wife of a corn-dealer, living at 10, York-street. Bethual-green, and on Saturday fell down adight of stairs, and so severely injured herself that death resulted on Thursday ...
... to Mrels. (Miinor Houge. lsley Walton),.'r Is r. Burton. Mrs. Laycock, I i~s Jiakeweli Miss Wood, Mr. H. Ifarpur.Crewe Po Ie Edge, Mrs. Gee, BMrs. L-aunders, Mrs Tomn p, Mrs. John White, Mr. George E-atis0 is1 es Bridge), Mr. SidIney Wellsa and Mr. IFrnest ...
... mnitted to work. The men of Manchester are proud of their past. Its politieval memories are perhaps their noblest heritage. Alderley Edge, Manchester, Februaty 9, 1874. ...
... Vicarage of Bremhill, worth 0ool. per annum. The valuable Living of Weft Ham, in Eflex, in the gift of the Croins, vacant by the death of the Rev. William Crociley, is given to A nephew of the Earl of St. Vincent. ?? On Tuefday the Oxford Loyal Volunteers were ...
... the cause of Mitehell Mitchell, which was the wife's petition for a judiciaj separation, on the ground of her husband's crtuelty to her. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Clara Mitchell, the plaintiff, that she was married at Edg baston in 1866. Her ...
... ts and n betterments in the Philippines. d DEATH OF LORD LATHO-M. h Lord Lathom diel on Saturday afternoon at LO Lathomnlousco, Ormskirk. His lordship had never irecovered from the shock of the tragic death of his *e wife, who was the second daughter ...
... Josiah Tildesly, W. North, Thomnas Groom, John B. Slack, B.A. 'ket Macclesfield Distriet.-J. Edge, J.P.; Alderman Ains- aos worth, W. C. L. Olliver, J. Potts, S. R. Edge, J. Ward, ood E. Cleminson. a at Liverpool District.-Dr. T. Dale, J. Fishwick Stead, unl; ...