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... and they continue to labour in the same manner at Senmpoor. The Glasgow Missionary Society has lately remitted this society 1001. The following is extracted from London paper: The advertiser* bare evidently opened matrimonial firm, and want a great many ...
... Cartney, John M N. Collins, M, Graig, John Chapman, acintosh, George Westray, William Wentworth, and J IMpson}3 Pressmen and compositors on the establishment of the Times newspaper, were indicted for combinin and conspiring together maliciously to th eir Masters ...
... A. FMr. Pickard 5 0 Galloway 4 4 l Mr.Hancock,XottinghamtO 0 Compositors of the Liver- eA. Grant, Esq. 2 2 pool Mercury 1 10 Subscriptions received by Mr. Alderman Wood, Falcon-square, London ; Samuel Brooks, Esq. tStrand; Mr. Ridgway, Bookseller, Piccadilly; ...
... James Webster; tailor, tb Miss j Jane M'Kaaghan, dress-maker. I On Tuesday sennight, at St. George's, HanoVer- I square, London, Mr. Wm Kilner, late of Kendal, to Miss Clemmtind Satterthwaite, of Hawksbead Lately, Mr Anthony Brown of Gargrave, Yorkshire ...
... he received a- salary of three guineas per week, as the foreman of their esta- blishment, and that they paid the editor, compositors, and pressmen. At the close of the examination of Mr. Weaver, it was unanimously agreed that Mr. Arrow- smrith, Mr. Shackell ...
... of Mr. Jolin Tay! at 4,70 inches of rain fell in On Saturday we four inches and so many parts late of the Suip In compositor of some London versally respected es into four hundred and s venly relatives and frien On Tuesday | .— The following in alate Ac ...
... appeared in the Manchester Chronicle of the 7th iostant, and which purports to be part of a charge delivered by the Bishop of London, to the clerzy of big dioceie, at the visitation in July last. As this thing has been published the bishop's name, end has ...
... Mat Monday being the festiva of St. Louis, no Pars jour- f inus were published on that day; consequently, none ., X reached London on Tuesday. Those of Sunday contained p X no thing of Himportautii on Pen insular afflairs . c i Sickness, it is said, has ...
... larig2 )stproportion, certainly not the least reputable armongst us, 0o r ie the fortunes they possess, and their station in society, totn- he merit of their own exertions, founded- on the advantages': to education, and habits of early education:; I was therefore ...
... Glasgow, where, or in London, the whole band are reported have lived together for nine months. The husband, as is termed, passes for printer eulogizes the system of Mr. Owen, of Lanark; and states himself to possess houses, near London, worth upwards of ...
... work, and but for the session papers, it would have been still worse. Above seventy compositors are now going idle, and many others have but partial employment. In London the trade is absolutely at a stand. A very eminent printer there, who employed eleven ...
... DISCHARGED 23 Request Relieved SURGEOy Dr Mr HOUSE VISITORS Messrs Baines Rev C L Swaiuson SATURDAY Societies The officers of the Sons Mersey Benevolent Society appeared to-day summoned John Dowell member refused to the allowance (is a-wcek according to the ...