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... 12 T. Births 172 Deaths 92 Deaths from ths Seven Principal Zymotic Diseases— Small-pox Measles Scarlet Fever 1 Diphtheria Hooping Cough 2 Typhus, Enteric, and Simple Fever 3 Diarrhoea Total deaths from Seven Zymotic Diseases 7 Deaths from Cholera and ...
... and when Burgess applied to him on the death of hia daughter, at the latter end of September, he again refused, alleging, as a reason, that Burgess was a parishioner of an adjoining parish | Chorley Alderley Edge), and that the grave was not sufficiently ...
... bad— PvAJtsoN. — April 30th, at St. Peter's church, Newton-le- Willows, George Montagu Brown-Westhead, of The Gables, Alderley Edge, only sou of Marcus Brown- Westhead. of Lea ('iwiUe, Worcestershire, to Aila, youngest daughter of the late John Pearson ...
... ?? YORKi ?? 0n the 16th »■*•. at the parish church, Great Ayton. by the Rev. M. Rowntree, Mr! David Henshaw, builder, Alderley Edge, to Elizabeth, third daugfater of Mr. T. Yorke, saddler, Great Aytou HEW3ON-yHABP* r On tbe U * ?? at the parish char-fa ...
... the 7th instant, at Cherry Burton, by the Rev. G. Wilkinson, James U., eldest son of James Dtilon, Esq., the Htil Top, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, to MatUda Louisa James, third daughter of the tote Jomes Hill, Esq., of the HaU, Cherry Burton, neor Beverley ...
... ot Births, Marriagee, aad Death* are regarded as advertisements, and are charged forag such at the rate ol 6d. per line (8 words). When not pre* paid an extra cha— e is made. prtftn Bodger. — On the 26th inst., at Briar Edge, Fores* Hall, the wife cf ...
... disadvantage with“her companions. Special prizes for the best horses and cattie exhil-{xiwd by his tenantry at Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Morley, and Hough are offered by Sir Humphrey de Trafford at the forthcoming show of the Adlington Society to be held ...
... the 21st inst., at Scruton, near Bedale, by the Rev. G. Mason, Mr. John Coleman, farmer, to Mrs. Ellen Mitchell, widow of the late Mr. George Mitchell, jun., both of the former place. Same day, at the Wesleyan chapel, Pontefract, by the Rev. S. Hooley, ...
... WILLIAM HUMTLEV, supposed to be Dead. If auy Person oan give precise and au- thentic lofirtn-ition respecting the Death of tbe said William Hobtlbt, of Egg'lescliffe. in the County of Durhsar. (near Yarm, in the North-Riding of tbe County of York.) who ...
... after her mother death had wished to marry her, and that she was much upset by the suggestion. She also told liiui she was going to visit an aunt in India. A great deal of correspondence passed between the parties while Miss Mitchell was in India ; but ...
... witnessed the festive proceed- ings. A WAR CORRESPONDENT'S DEATH A cablegram from Pietermaritzburg was received yesterday by Mr. Inglis, of Har- wich, announcing that his brother-in-law, Mr. Robert Mitchell, one of the Standard's war correspondents in Ladysmith ...
... Field, Hull Mr Dixon, Frodingham ; Mr Lett, Sjampston ; Mr T. Mitchell, Bray ford | Mr T. Kirk, Oustwick ; Mr Buttertiel 1, Bingley ; Mr Mitchell ;Mr J. Thompson, Routh ; Mr Newborn, Alderley Edge ; Mr W. ; Mr Watkinson, Weaverthorpe ; Berry, Leeds; Mr Pashby ...