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... Shepherd, both of Garstang. On Thursday week, at the Parish Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. H, Bostock, John Bostock, Esq., to Jane, third daughter of the late John Hoyle, Esq., of Little Harwood Hall, in this county. Same day, at Accrington Church, Mr. Michael ...
... Anchor Inn, Farington ; at the office of the undejagtieu. Mr. JOHN IK6H IM. Solicitor. 164. Station road. smber Bridge. Hesketk Hank. By Mr. SAMUEL PARKER, at the House of Mrs. Whitehead. Arms Inn. Bank, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of January. 1838, at six ...
... «ill not clattnea. The United States Treasury have .trdered customs officers assess duties imported into Franre. YesterdrvMie John Murray, for .M vea« mmister of Calton 1-srwh Impel., Olaspow. died »n the vestry his church. A telegram from Helsingfors Jacharii; ...
... Amrtl 6th. JOHN. Peeved husaad of the MN MART JANZ CLAR.R et Ormsams Mash tam. Chnstar• At Nast.' In a Interred at Oartette ossemary 130 p m.. afataas,. 11aMma rmAIMMI aA 11 43 am CLARKSON. -Oa Apni 10th Lama ,1163 at Rome Psrm ~ WILLIAM armed husbass C ...
... from L. »-.3» 2-6. e-o. 6-3. J. Potton and P. and Mrs. J. T. Ford, of Nevett-street. Is home for an Indefinite Fishwick 9. John's 54.2, (L) x^'2j . ?. ' ,oncs an ...
... Mary Yates, John id Madder, James Smith, John Crook, and William Charn- e- ley, as tenants thereof. sr LOT 8.-ALL those several Closes, Closures, or Parcels d, of LAND in Walton-le-Dale aforesaid, used as Garden nt Land in the occupation of John Sharp, as ...
... engine arrWed- Fatalitt at Bamftblono.—Yesterday an inquest was held a* Lnw- r Incr*. Wigan, on the body of George Grattan, 54, collier. Grattan killed on the 15th iost. by abnut eight tons of roof fallintr upon him. as was engaged in the No. pit of the Bam ...
... rived benefit. It is quite harmless. Sold in Bottles, at Is, 1id. and 2a. 9d.'each, by all Chemists. Post free, 18 starnps.-John'Pepper, Tottenbam conrt-road, London. .DNEPPER'8 WHITE COUGH MIXTURE is l the most reliable and agreeable cure for Coughs, ...
... touched Murray, on the arm. Wot company, comrade he asked, by way of introduction. * The Grenadier.” Thought you w*.«. Well. I’m A too. an’ there's a lot more ov A over yonder, so come out ov this crowd.” All rifrht. What’s your name ?” John Hicks.” ” Mine’s ...
... English democracy, and be for one knew of valid reason why at present moment the English and Irwh democracies should not walk arm In arm together—(cheers). There was only one alternative Mr. Gladstone’s policy, and that was that of the Tory chief, Lord Sal ...
... fire. arms had astonished them. With such arms, skilfully u used, invasion would be utterly hopeless. The Swiss Envoy proposed, England and the development of her military spirit. To this end, he said, only two things 3 were wanting-men and arms. The ...
... after admission. Death was due to esposura The body was identified that of John Rate 1 iffo (78), Palmer-street. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFMCA BOERS MISTAKEN FOR YEOMANRY. NATIVES ARMED BY THE ENEMY. Tb« War Office iesued the following despatch from Lord last ...