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... welfare of one so much etseemed and beloved. The bridesmaids on the occasion were Miss Eliza Ann Master, Miss Caroline Au- gusta Master, Miss Master, of Royle, and Miss Leigh, of Belmont, Cheshire. The friends of the bridegroom in attendance were James ...
... brothel The learned counsel then commented on the evidence so far as it related to Miss Yorath's residence in London, and attending the birth and burial of her chil. Sir J. D. Harding concluded his summing up by ywking a sentence of deprivation, and quoted ...
... Monday last, Mr. Roger Dewhurst to Miss'Sarah Turner ; and yesterday, Mr. Thos. Brierly to Miss Margaret Brown, all of this town. On Monday last, Mr. Edmnnt Threlfall, of Wood. plumpton, to Miss Jane Wignall, of Ashton. Ois Saturday last, at Havershan, ...
... the tr. age, an d lived at Soet, near OldUs-i Shae rII tbe, er r h.two l thlegitimateciln, o e por;fifteen y rs of agead UP, adecil weased; a nd on Friday mornisee sW 11 she d r. J.. boor's house, in a state of great excitement, iO n d she 5 bcb- had p ...
... Wales. The acauaintance of Mr. Bonwell with Miss Yorath commenced at Margate, in September, in the -ear 1858. Miss Ames, the first wit- ness, proved that she resided with her grandfather, at Margate; that Miss Yorath was at that time on a visit to their ...
... TEMPERANCE LECTURE BY MISS I. ARMSTRONG, I.O.G.T. On Tuesday evening, a lecture, under the auspices of the Independent Order of Good Templars, was delivered by Miss I. Armstrong, ?? G.D.G.W.C.T. of the, ?? in the Assembly-room of the Corn Exchange. A ...
... nertepltomw IWOlli0 W Ignall, incumbent of Dembe ride .Rw ~isn, Incumbent of stteD i nabeto Alteallp PFox,. IVoratle o D. Syman TO~~~d and flad; M. Cristphe ~ond and famly ingswhcll ?? anpltd,' ~Peld Mr.and IlMA STodd hoba ?? C5ti, Cir,-an.hrselandc.aic' ...
... trade. Two summonses are pending a against Mesars. Denny, bacon merchants, for dis. d missing two employes without notice. At the last s meeting the Mayor (Mr. William J. O'Doanell , who was elected as a Nationalist, did not attend, * pleadig' illunes, ...
... first one universal shriek there ruslh'd, Louder than the loud ocean; like a crash Of echoing thunder; and then all was hush'd, Save the wild wind, and the remorseless dash Of billows: but at intervals there gush'd, Accompanied with a convulsive splash ...
... shuddered, and, though the charge may not J assume so serious a character, the Mile-end inquest brings 0 to light disclosures scarcely less revolting, It seems that a the Bishop of London in August last received two letters d signed by a parishioner, alleging ...
... T. D. Carnson, of Knowl s Green, and formerly pastor of Cannon-street chapel, for M many years, be president over the meeting. On the plat. hi form we noticed the Revs. H. J. Martyn, Even Lewis, A. hi Bell, W. J. Stuart, J. O'Dell (Preston), and ...
... LECTURE BY MR. J. G. M'MINNIES, AT IJEYLAND. Under the auspices of the Leyland Congregational Church Literary Society, Mr. J. G. M'Minnies, J.P., on Monday evening delivered a lecture on A week in Ayr. shire ; or notes of a visit to the home and haunts ...