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... shoeing smiths throughout tuo country.” Ou the motion of Sir John H. 'Lhorold, seconded by Mr. Nathaniel H. Coheu, the scheme was approved. Among the speakers were Mr. John Uolman; Colonel Grattan, who explained that the schewe includes provision for a r ...
... Mr. Peter Allatt, of Hipperholme, and Mr. John Ayrton, solicitor, were also present. The bearers were the following six workmen from Pheenix Mills:— Messrs. W. Broadbent, Jonathan Turner, John Brace- fii;dle, John Egan, T. North and C. Fearnley. The v. E ...
... Saturday. The jury comprised: Messrs. Robert Gibson (foreman), John Morton, Abel Brook, George Aspinall, Fred Goodall, Jonathan Selby, J. W. %lodgson, George Dyson, John Sutcliffe, James Kidd, John Shaw, and James Bottomley.—The Jury having been sworn proceeded ...
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