... Robert Adlard and Co., London, ooal merchants; as regards 1. hL W. Roberts and R. T. Stoneran. Philcoc and Burt, Hastings. bathing machine proprietore Kenyon and Wilson, Accringtou, confectioners Soan and Smith, London, glasi dealers Wilhiams, Jones, Deaekins ...

... undertake what she dees in a sportswomanlike manner. Take bathing, for instance. It used to be held that the nymph's rCU the water was jump indefinitely at the end of a rope attached to a bathing machine, in, say, three feet of water, disappearing every tenth ...

... DEC. 4. J. Bolton, Leeds, machine-maker J. Gledhill, Hecltondwike, grocer S. Galloway, S. Moorhouse, W. Jowett, & J. Nunweek, Brad. ford, ?? J. Black, Glasgow, merchant .J, Kirk, sen., Leeds, tlin-plate-worker H. Massy, Bath, surgeon W. Marshall, Horton ...

... lashes hosier, June 10. at 11, Bath, N. Salter, Bath, plasterer, June 10, at 11, Bath, J. T. Howv, Totues, heetenaker, Junecl3. at ll. BoteI * ha S. W. Reddish Nottinghas, engineer June 10 at el, Ner tsng W. Rose, Nottoghan, Naturalis, Jra e 10. at ll. Noltnsgh ...

... Usselby, Lincolnshire, dealer in wood-S. Hattersley, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine maker -G. Hattersley, Bradford, machine maker-E. Hatters- ley, Bradford ard Keighley, machine maker. PARTNERSHIPS DlSSOLVEb.-Botterill and Co. Great Ayton, Yorkshire, t ...

... shipbailders, Whitby, Yorkshire, March 10. PArTnEnRtIPs D1P5oLvrtD.-Parkin and Binns, Cleck- heaton, Yorkshire, card-setting machine makers. Webster and Child, Wakefield, bricklayers. Stray and Reed, Kinbgston- upon-Ilull, tailors. Pirder and Taylor, Timnrerland ...

... men to be off the job for six or eight weeks. He has just put down a new steam stone-dressing machine, which is capable of doing a lot of work. The machine is one of the first put down. It dresses two sides of a stone at the same time, and the task is ...

... Carldb. Birch J. E., Birmingham, July 31, Bilmingham. Bland T., Caewbridge, stonemason, July 31, Eexam. BoeweU T., Bath, wheelwright, July o9, Bath Bond J., Walsall, harness ftrniture manufacturer, Aug. 2, Waldalr. Bewker P., Eeoles, Jaly 29, Satford. Brazier ...

... understood that the farmersI whose thrashling-machines have' beetn broken do not f intend to renew thsem. So far, therefore, the object of the I rioters will be answered. Farmers do not consider that thrashing-machines are of much advantage, seeing they throw ...

... Peckover Oridge, Oxford, glove manufacturers, Irapers arid grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, ?? Frederick Brew- ster, Bath, chemist - John Blundell, Colvmansetreet, ?? Rayner, Stanningley, Manchester, cloth ?? Nichol, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, ship ...

... Oxford; glove emanufacturers, drapers and grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, tailor- William Frederick Brew- ster, Bath, ?? Blundell, Coleman.street, ?? Rayner, Stanningley, Manchester, . cloth ?? Nichol, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, ship ?? Harding ...

... Oxford, glove manufacturers, drapers and grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, tailor- William Frederick Brew- ster, Bath, chemist - John Blundell, Coleman.strcet, ?? Itayner, Stanningley, Manchester, cloth ?? Nichol, Newcastle-upou. Tyne, ship ...