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... body of William Henry Cooil, of 71, Cardigan-terrace, Dalton-in- Furness, was held on Monday n.orning at the North Lansdale Hospital, before Mr. T. Poole, coroner, and a jury. of which Mr. 1). M. Ross was , foremon.—John Cooil, continuing his examination ...
... Myerston, Mr. Riehard Stalker, miner, Cardigan Terrace, Dalton, to Miss Margaret Cotton, of B. oughton-road, Dalton. On the 13th inst., at the Register Office Uiv..r-ston, Mr. John Creary, from the King's Arms Inn, Clverston, to Miss Agnes Dixon, of ...
... Lieut. Pennington, 10st, of flour and half a ton of coals; Mr. Myles Kennedy, J.P., C.C., turkey; Captain Butler, los. ; Mr. John Ashbaraer, 55.; Rev. S A. Adams, 9s 64. ; Mr. Thomas Ashbumer, 10s. : Dr. Hall, one pound of tea; Mr. W. G. Ashburner, 10s ...
... diameter. The Hon. Arthur De Montmorency, Messrs. Douglas Johnson, Percival Browne, and Ralph Caldwell, midshipmen on board H M. armed cruiser Warspite, flagship on the Pacific Station are missing. When last seen they were in two Indian canoes m the Straits ...
... afterwards a man named James Armstrong, living at 13, Cardigan Terrace, heard an explosion close to a small pool of water near his house, and on going up to it he found deceased lying on the ground with his arm shattered to pieces and otherwise badly injured ...
... 111RXBY-IRELETIL —.— Richard Shepherd John Johnson John James Robert Simpson Christopher Armstrong Isaac Towers Thomas Oxley — William Park . MANBIIIOOB. William Rigg John Jackson John Holmes OEIMOTHEELET. Thomas GaAsll John Fisher Thomas ...
... of a min, were conveyed to the King's Arms Tavern, Silvertown. The head and one of the arms have been severed from the body, which is also terribly mutilated. An unsuccessful search has been made for the head and arm. A full description of the remains has ...
... never more than a band of contemptible midnight brawler; compared with the well-armed army of Volunteers which Lord CHARLESIONT commanded, and the eloquence of HENRY GRATTAN stimulated to action. Neither could they ever have excited anything like the w ...
... connected with the Recre-, ation Grounds at the Derby Arms Hotel Abbey Road, Barrow-in-Furness. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Under a Bill of Sale,) Upon the premises occupied by Mr. Janos Ehriy, Derby Arms Hotel, Abbey R-yad, Furness ' on TUESDAY and WEDNESDA ...
... six feet away from him. The wagon struck him in the back, and the deceased fell forward with his right arm across the rail. The wagon went over his arm, but not over his body. As Bray was lifting him up, Hughes said. Oh, my chest. The deceased lost a ...
... had sheltered the fugitive, were murdered the usual manner. Mr. GJAristone has withdrawn his measure for taxin' g clubs. Sir John Trelawny has altogether declined 00 further conduct of the Church-rates Abolition This morceau is exhibited in large letters ...
... ON THE PE EACIPES. John Burch Joseph Gillows Ritloman's Arms, Salt- do. bowe-road. John C. Black Richd. Cleasby Fleetwood Arms do. John Cops Thomas Stables Ffiyhorse, H swat. do. Robert Barton ll.vid Atkinson Union ravern do. ...