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... Holy Com. munion. The question was not any way raised the recent case of Martin v. Mackonocbie. The marriage Captain tSte Hon John Manner* Yorke, R.N., second son of the Earl and Countess of Hardwicke, and Misa Edith Oswald, youngest daughter of Mr. Oswald ...
... aged years. Joseph Owen, baker Back Turton-street, late of KERSHAW.— the 18thinst., aged 34years, John Kershaw. eet. Eur WISTLK. —Same day, aged 58 years, John Hyde-street MARSH.— On the 16th Inst. Bertha, infant daughter Mr. James Marsh. Deane. BIRCH.— the ...
... for new see the Falkland the same time. TRANSFER OF LICENCE —At the Connty Sessions, yesterday, the licence of the Bradford Arms, Great Lever, was transferred from James Allen to Isaac and the licence of the Queen Inn, Farnworth, was transferred from Isaiah ...
... present were the Mayor (T. Walmsley, Esq.), Aldermen J. Barlow (ex-mayor), and Ferguson, C. J. Darbisbire, James Khowles, John Green, J. Cannon, and W. H. Wright, Esqrs,; and Dr. Livy. After some discussion, the meeting decided to take further steps ...
... pallisades and impaled him. He was taken up, and Dr Tobin was called and found the poor fellow suffering from broken leg and arm, and two fractured ribs, under which injuries succumbed. PRESENTATION OF LEATHER MEOALS THE BURY IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. ...
... death. BBIACH RULES lITCE. —On Friday, the County Police Court, Winn, fire colliers, named Richard Ainscough, John Belshaw, Richard Holding, John Higham, and Daniel Hargreaves, employed Messrs. Blundell's Amberswood collieries, vera charged with breach of ...
... Hayes to Miss Christiana Reynolds. Xtxtfe*. Drwiso*,—On the instant, aged II months, Francis Crowley, younger son of John reporter, John Brown-street. the instant, her residence, West Bank, Chorley New-road, Mrs. Wood, relict of Mr. Thomas Wood,, corn and ...
... calamity happened in Moor end it ie attributed to the aecape of gas from the maini in Dewsbury-road, Holbeok. At No. 9 lived John Tighe, mechanic, along with his wife and two children. : No. 4 livsd woman about 70, named Mrs. Wood, with her daughter, who ...
... true, and Regan said stopped outside.—They were afterwards charged along with John Regan, schoolboy. t>3, Latuaiu-street: Henry Holland, piecer, 3, Back Haddock-street; and John William Gray, pteoer, 25, Crossdale-street, with stealing about 30s. in silver ...
... it was true, and Regan mid stopped outside.—They were afterwards along with John Regan, schoolboy. 63, Latham-street; Henry Holland, pieoer, 3, Back Haddock-street; and John William Grey, 25, Crosedals-street, with stealing about 30s. silver and copper ...
... NOVEMBER 22, 1870, WIFE MURDER IN SALPORD. At the Salford Town Hall, yesterday, before Mr. Aid. Piatt and Mr. J. F. Mart,' one-armed man named Edward Grateley, labourer, Tatton-street, Salford, was charged with the wilful murder of his wife Eliza Grateley ...
... committee —Messrs. Edgar Ashbury, James Stephenson, George Jervas, Daniel Hutton, Travis Isherwood, John Schofleld, W. Ellison, ThomAs Green, W. A. Quant, John Rogers. Joseph Settle, and. Joshua Hall. The proceedings then terminated with a vote of thanks to ...