... 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 ...

... Middlesex. William Ledger, joiner, Doncaster. Thomas Hunter, builder. Liverpool. John Plutnbc, painter, Southport, Lancaster. Willi* Cniwriing. Imnnioncer, NewcgstlA-npop-Tyny John lisinU« iicati*e(i nctualler, w »l«sln Staltow. . • _ ,~, - - .-■ >W~~- • ~ ...

... Mr. I‘ek.l, in reply Mr. Falk stated that in course of the evening should lay the table the replies Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan to the statements affecting them in, the report Crimean commissioners. The reply General Airey was not yet ready. Mr. LAi’ARP ...

... 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 ...

... ot'police.Stalybridge, late of Stockport. the ult., s-lane, Mr. Thomas aged years. • On the 2Hth nit., at Cowhill-lane, Mr. John Alfred Bardsley, aged 17 ycstrs. On the s{nd inst., at Wood-street Bridget Cullen, aged 17. On the 3rd inst., at Oldham-ioad ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... punctually on theirappointed days. The Americana is a remarkably fine ship, is quite new, having only made one voyage from St Johns, on which occasion she beat every vessel that sailed with her. She has been especially built for the Australian passenger trade ...

... carding engine with a hand brush, when her arm got entangled in a strap, and she was drawn over pulley with great force. Her forehead came in contact with the end roller, and she was severely wounded and her arm much crushed. She was conveyed home, attended ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...