... the Rev.J. Medicraft, Mr. John Kenyon, to Miss Mary Ann Brooks, both of Duklnlleld. Kbston.—Brooks.—On the 16th inst.. at the Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Hurst, by the Rev. Medicraft, Mr. John Kenyon, eldest son of Mr. John Kenyon, grocer and draper ...

... AT THEIII OENEIUL PRINTING OFFICE, 17S, STAMFORD-STHEET,—TO WHOM ALL COMMUNICATIONS ARE ADDRESSED. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1855. JOHN JOHNSON, TAILOR AND DRAPER, Stamford-Btreet and Market Avenue, is now prepared to supply his friends with the newest styles ...

... ARMB and PRESENTATION OF PRIZE MEDALS. Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (JAMES SIDEBOTTOM, Esq.) JOHN CHEETHAM Esq,, M.P, T. H. SIDEBOTTOM, Esq., J.P. Colonel WARDLAW and Officers of the Royal Dragoons. Colonel MELLOR and Officers ...

... conminariA,?* ed upon the peaceable termination of his mission. SE AGAINST THREE « FACTURERS at PRESTON. John Newtonjate ° Mrstreet, Preston, and his son John a Urer * years of age, were charged with Bteah n lOD, * boat • of tallow, some pieces of doth. . Dd ...

... er of the IMPERrl’T’T'n',I CURATIVK THI SS, APPARATUS for Disroriinn of the Spine, INSTRUMENTS f„r Deformed Lees end Feet; ARM SUNOS, rBfTCHFS, INJECTION ENEMAS ; PROI.APSFS BELTS, for the Relief of Bearing Down of the Womb or Seat; ELASTIC STOCKINGS ...

... 40 students, armed with rapiers, retired into the interior of a forest, where they selected a suitable spot for fighting duels on a large scale, 20 to 20. They fought for a long time, inflicting wounds on each other in the face and arms. One is said to ...

... Addy recognised John M’Dermot as one who escaped from another constable, and whom he ran into bouse, when the prisoner armed himself with a poker. He also identified prisoner John Simpson. Sergeant Kershaw identified Thomas Oates, John Hopkins, and Eliza ...

... Schofield, W. Gill, and John Clough, had an interview with the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., on Thursday, at the office of the Poor-law Bo«rd, and laid before him a testimonial signed by 1.140 persons, workpeople of Mr. John Whittaker, cotton manufacturer ...

... Layard is too indulgent net to do the same.” Singular Scene in St. John’s Church, Bradford. On Sunday morning, young man, with his intended wife, presented themselves before the altar of St. John’s Church, Manchester-road, Bradford, to he mado one. The Rev ...

... bound, and caught and dragged him to the ground. Poor Bradford having raised his hand to protect his head the brute seized his arm, crunching it between his terrible jaws if it had been so much rotten wood, breaking and splintering the bone, and lacerating ...

... —The license of the Church Inn, Oldham-road, to Edward Thornely. The Astley Arms, Stockport-road, from Mrs. Haughton to Ralph Ogden. The Shakespere Inn from Edward Woolley to John Greaves ; and the Boar’s Head, Old cross, from Thomas Dixon to Walter Newton ...

... Mowbray, was tried . atnrday and acquitted on the ground insanity. inquest was held Saturday afternoon, the Arms public-house, liarcy Lever the body of John Entwislle, sexton at the Lever Bridge Church, who was found suspended by the neck from a bedpost, in ...