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... in addition to the officers-Mr. G. Silk, sardroom hands, Oldhiam; Mr. IR. Cooking, cardroom h sads, Black. burn ; Mr. Jos. Edge, cardroom hands, Bolton ; Mr. E. Mellor, spinners, Oldham ; Mr. John Fielding, spinners I Bolton : Mr. George Barker, weave ...
... eetiig 'waMs ubsbeaquecitly sol-ch. i ' l; e- 'u -Sirdu of Braolford, the Rev. C d i Coo. iiscicrw~i h 0 sdtq y Mr. J. H. Mitchell scud Mr. jj t to rn(tl | boy singingr, lthe natfional autl~ce ?? Jthe proeesl tormi cs -, Core' ( Itons M, HO~BTDDRSFIELIJ ...
... drills on Tuesday and Wednesday morning outpost duty Ywas performed.. On thefirst day the line of outpost was taken along the edge of the course and the roads leading e to Seamer. On Weduesday morning the outposts were atationed from Baron Albert's Tower ...
... of two as at present. A WAREHOUtSE BRZAHEBR CLEVERLY CAUGHT NEAR MOCEnDAL&7Yesterday, at the Rochdale Police-court, illiam Mitchell, a Powerful locking man, a resident of Pinfold, a small village near Roohdale, and who hag been for a long time suspected ...
... Special Colleotio, Barton and K London Mr. David Appli From Star Office Richard Williau Sowerby Bridg Mitchell To Mrs. Cooper, To Mrs. Duffey, death ?? Paper and posts One dozen of Me Paper and posta To Coffia for Mr To Shroud ?? Pall and hatbani To Grave ...
... to SS and the deaths to 63. The sufferers arein many cases so far gone when admitted that ne(licat treatment is unavailing. In two cases admitted yesterd&p pulsation had ceased, and death took place shortly after, wards. Six more deaths have taken place ...
... he was seriously in- jured. He was taken home and died on Thursday from lock-jaw, caused by the flie. Verdict, Accidental death. A BOATMAN DROWNED AT STANLEY FERRY.- On Wednesday morning a boatman named Henry Peacock was drowned in the Aire and Calder ...
... sacrifice busi- ness for the pleasure of the hour. It ought not to be 1 more interesting to read of one man tracking another to death, or thirsting after his blood, than to hear about saws, planes, metal -works, needles, tubes, arms, capsules, cartridges, ...
... where theie would be a danger of provoking new disorders. On the other hand, it has been thought that it would be easier to edge with cavalry and troops of the line the course of the Champs Elysies, the Place e 1a Concorde, and the Boulevards Saint Uermain ...
... cholera, returns for the whole countrs- show 310 new mases and 273 deaths. In the Egylitian army there N ens two new cases, and' three deaths at As'ouan; and fourteen t nei catoes and eight deaths at Wady Halfa; and among tie troops Eoutu of that place there ...
... wrote Mr. Mitchell that l they had written to their various creditors, enclosing a de stem ed envelope bearing Mir. Mitchell's name, and request- co log ttam to forward the statements required. In accord- ance with this Intimation, Mr. Mitchell received ...
... mediatelyeax- to, pired. Mr. Ald. Beaumont had no doubt tisat disease of the be heart was the cause of death. Tee jnury returned a verdict vI ofb Death from natural causes. ha POCKET-PICKcING IN A PUBLIC-HOUSE.-Johul Hop- wood, was placed at the bar of ...