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... 11 John Neil 12 William House 13 Henry Smith 14 George Ramsbottom 15 William Mitchell 16 John Firth 17 Ralph Kerfoot London Reading Manchester Northampton Wootten-under-Edge Halifax Bradford (Wilts) Stockport Brown Ashton Heywood Pershore Keighley Ashton ...
... 11 John Neil 12 William House 13 Henry Smith 14 George Ramsbottom 15 William Mitchell 16 John Firth 17 Ralph Kerfoot London Reading Manchester Northampton Wootten-under-Edge Halifax Bradford (Wilts) Stockport Brown Ashton Heywood Pershore Keighley Ashton ...
... 11 John Neil 12 William House 13 Henry Smith 14 George Ramsbottomn 15 William Mitchell 16 John Firth 17 Ralph Kerfoot London Reading Manchester Northampton Wootten-under-Edge Halifax Bradford (Wilts) Stockport Brown Ashton Heywood Pershore Keighley Ashton ...
... held a rmeeting on the Bulwarks. I am very sorry to record the death of James Smith, of I e Whitehaven, a Miner, who has done his best to for- ward the cause of union. He met with his death on 0 Thursday night, the 23rd of May, In a pit at Cleator e Moor ...
... 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 ...
... in the Chartist Room,- Greaves- street, at six o'clock in the evening, Subject-- 'The source of national prosperity. MR. MITCHELL, of Stockport, will lecture at the following places during the ensuing 'week:-this evening (Saturday, the 15th) at Compstall ...
... domestic animals were frozen to death in their stabler, as were the birds in the woods and the game in the forests. Three thousand persons are said to have died of cold in Sweden, and 80,000 head of horned cattle were frozen to death in Hungary. GRANDMAMA AT ...
... harvest were going on all ?? Times. DUBLIN.-DEATH FROM ALLEGED STARVATION.-An inquest was held on Monday, by Sir N. Brady, at No., Mitre-alley,on view of the body of a ehild who was supposed to have been starved to death by his father, Daniel Cummins. Wmi. Leech ...
... mortification of the muscles of the left le, Iextending some distance up the thigh. 'Witness tconsidered the immediate cause of death to have r been exhaustion arising from excessive irritation of the stump. TIhe deceased had been avery free liver vand that ...
... It appears that a sentinel, in r the rear of thle toyal Marine Barracks, at Forton, rc whose post was close to the water's edge, heard about midnight persons moving near his post and at challenged them, not receiving any answerl he pro-oa ceeded to the ...
... stage. Ellis has been con- victed- Guilty, my Lord; and now he has to un. dergo its last scene-sentence, transportation, and death. The uailty verdict was not generally anticipated. The defence of the prisoner, by Mr. Allen, was most complete and unanswerable ...
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