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... same. ,, ALDERLEY AND WIL'INSLow FLowER Ssxow.-On 5 Saturday afternoon, a grand show of flowers, plants, and fruit, by the Aldorloy Edge and Wilmalow Floral and HIorticnltural Society, was opeed in a field adjoining a licugh Laine, Alderley. Mr. Jas. ...
... on Friday after- aecon.-A verdict of accidental death was returied. BOUNDARY-STrEET WORICING MEN'S (JON- SERVATItVIa CT(,'ru.-Tho inenihers of this oluih held their sixth auinu2l pic-nie at Aldorley Edge on Satur- day. The party, ninmberiiig elose upol ...
... SPIECIAL TELEGRAMS. , CYCLIST RECORD BROKEN. At Newark, on Saturday, T. Edge, the Man- I chester cyclist, broke the 100) miles. record by 1 5 hours 59 mina. DEATH OF WILLIAM COOK. The death of William Cook, ex-billiard cham- pion, tuok place at the Brompton ...
... pier and Loch Promenade to the Castle Mona. Hotel. Tnr CASE OF MITCHELL'S PATEn.-Yesterday, at the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, an application was made in the case of David Mitchell's patent, which would expire next month, for a pro- longation ...
... , Sheffield; W. Long, Esq., London; A. J. Jones, Esq., Shrewsbury; J. A. Harwood, Esq., London; 0. J. Holliday, Esq., Alderley Edge; J. Hottingeur, Eeq., Paris; A. 0. Williams, Esq., Woolwich. A larger number of entries have been received for this meeting ...
... Mr. Thomas Edge, chief accountant of the F Railway Company, has tendered his resigntio will leave the company's service in Septemb .. Mr. Edge has been with the Furness ?? years. He will be succeeded by Mr. j ° who has been next to Mr. Edge in this depsrt5 ...
... sarcwely exceed 300.-Wati-rigton SEBnous 'ACcrDENT AT EDGE-HILL STATION.- About e quarter-past- eight e'olock on Saturday night, a serious accident oheurred upon the rail- way under' Ohatsworth-etreet, Edge-bill. It ap- pears that a number of men' were employed ...
... yellow satin, I with a half train down the right side. A thick rope of faded pink roses and a broad edge o;f them wrere made at the bottom .aong the edge of the skirt. The whole was veiled with yellow tulle. the colour of the satin-a single light veil. ...
... curacy of Littleover, Detby. Drake, Rev. W., to Incumbency of Sedgewick and last Allinigtofl. ErskIno. Rev. T., to rectorof Alderley Ceshire. Farrow, Rev. w., tolneumnmh cy of Uasteslde, Durham. Harbord, Hon. and Rev. J., to rectory of unaton with the vicarage ...
... Atkinson, 38; Blundell 38; Mitchell, 38; W. A. Jones, 37; Taylor, 37 T. Holt, 31.-There were also prizes for the highest aggregate scores during the quarter, which were won first by Sullivan, second by Dunoalfe, and third by Mitchell. ST. HELEN'S PETTY SESSIONS ...
... Williams, Kingston on-Thatr.:- (.1 biton, both in Surrey, ironmonger and s:,2-rn It J. ?? E. and 0 J. Brooks, Boltingto- . Alderley Edge, both in Chesb coal dit:e. T. E. Danes, Ashelv, Saur, Essex, farmer. E M. Room, Luton, bootmaker. R. B. Truass, late of ...
... shoulder; and cries wore uttered, some for a ' Revolution and a ' Republic, and others that Mitchel should be free,' The reign of terror has bepn, Death or victorv. At half-past 10 o'clock the procession returned to thle place of meeting, heard ...