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... month, took Grattan with him on his delivery round on June 5 and both collected money from customers. Grattan handed his collection to Marsden who placed the money in bag under the driving seat. Towards the end of the day Marsden left Grattan in the van ...
... warrant against John and William Rhodes for manslaughter, and they were taken into custody, and removed to Kirkdale the morning following, there to await their trial the ensuing assizes. On Monday the mortal remains of the late Rev. John Harris, D.D., president ...
... burn Road. li ' shaw’s. Gt. John Street. Lancaster Llsniour^S®r.'; n o. 4402. (27g• Telepnon -u*’ lAMBERT Gas Water Heater, , —- 24. Derwent Rd. Tel. 1726. (llhi . lIOHT Oak Sideboard, folding 3 table and four chairs, three arm- chairs, block Pedigree c ...
... his son, Sir John, was slain the battle of Wakefield. Sir John left two daughters; Anne, married to Sir Edward Stanley, afterwards Lord Uonteagle, and Elisabeth, whose first husband was John Stanley, of Moiling, son of the first Sir John Stanley of Alderley ...
... will b.' held in the PARISH HALL. SCOTFORTH FRIDAY. SEPT. Ist 11 no pm. ADMISSION FORCES CITY OP LANCASTER. HEARNSHAW’S. GT. JOHN STREET. ’Phone 492. LANCASTER OATEPAVF.RS *ho liave circled j =—LVi pay the whole of the RATE FOR gav.f in one amount are ...
... conAned in a cocoa-shell, and applied sensitive port of tbe person;—sometimes the arms or thighs are seared with a hat iron;—sometimes coir rope is twisted tightly about the arm or leg, and tlien vetted with cold water, so to contract to a degree utterly beyond ...
... ladyship with bis company; and his Highness the Rajah of Coorg was also among the visitors. Departure of Lord John Eusseix fob Vienna. —Lord John Bussell left bis residence Cbesbam-place on Tuesday morning, for tbe purpose of proiieeeding on his diplomatic ...
... the command of Captain W. Uorriaon, M.P. On the arrirat Colonel Harman on the ground, the corps presented arms, and after the inspection of the arms, accoutrements, Sro., they marched pant the inspecting officer in very creditable Danner. The men were then ...
... instant, Margaret, infant daughter Mr. John Whiteside. „ . . ~, PouUon-le Fylde—On the Ist inst, Henry, infant ton Mr. Thomas Baily, innkeeper; on Saturday last, in her year, very {much respected, Peggy, relict of Mr. John Fairclough, yeoman. Fleetwood —On ...
... have fought. Even her statesmen—her eloquent statesmen—have been silent in their sadness, in the days when, we are told, Grattan, and Charlemont wept in their sorrow. But] know not that ever until now they had cause to be ashamed of the history 6i their ...
... ROBBERY. most atrocions and cold-blooded murder was committed on Tuesday evening week on the person of an Irish labourer named John Mayna, 29 years of age, at Sleetmoor, a small and secluded village in the northern division of Derbyshire. The unfortunate ...
... gentlewoman, and Willan, Agnes, Bentham, near Lancaster, gentlewoman Walker, John, Aldc!iffe, Lancaster, farmer Willan, John Barwick, Lund Hohne, Ingleton, grazier Whinipray, John Lever, Lancaster, chemist Wearing, Stephen Wright, Lancaster, Issitmaker Willun ...