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... ny barley and gleaning my wheat stubble. Sept. 26th, Lord'i D - ?? ready for Newton and had a ivery wet journey, and at Newton a areat showei' of snoow fell ; so that the hills were wllite, m.d several corn fields . . [after cervicc[ caice direct to the ...
... Ihamber Bridge; Mr. D, Deerhurat, Clayton Green; Air. Porter, Lov- goadr land; Mr. Thomas, Sin, Fatrington; Ur. Jonathan Heed, Leyland' I litpr Mr. R. Walmoley,Uhines Walton; Mr., T. Drapes,- Ecoleeten; Mr betir J. Leicester, Leylanad; Mr. J. Deacon, leyland; ...
... Halifax, by the Rev. - Smith, Mr. J. A. Denbam, letter-press printer, of this town, to Miss Ellen Shaw, of Ilingwortb, near Halifax. On Saturday last, at St. Wilfrld's Catholic Chapel, Mr. Robert Morton, of Cuerdale, to Miss Sarah Turner, of Walton le-Dale ...
... of Health was held on Monday last, at the Town-hall, J. H. { Shereon, Esq., Mayor, in the chair. The following other members were ?? Bond and Robinson ; Councillors T. R. Dunn, J. Sharp, J. Hall, J. Gregg, W. E. Moss, and Captain Couplaud. A communication ...
... has left aifamily. COLLIER KILLED.-Yesterdav week, an inquest was held en the body of a man, named John Brimslow, collier, who was killed on the previous Wednesday, at the Engine Ait, Dux- bury.-Rogerl~iekinson, of Red Bank, collier, said that on Wednesday ...
... Thursday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. J. 0. Parr, M.A., vicar, Mr. James Hea to Miss Mary Rimmaer; on Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Angell to Miss Lettice Carus; on Sunday last, Mr. J, B. Knowles to f Miss Betty Brown;-all of this town. ...
... Mr. J. Bam- ber (Gooanargh), Mr. W. Bourne. j anr.. Mr. J. Bee (Blmackburn), Mr. T. Bee, junior, MLr. J. Ribby (Griaesargh), Miss Cardno, Miss Collier, Mr. ...
... J,,0GTON On Sunday evening last, a seramon Ia preached in the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Longtre by the Rev. B. Firth, of Preston. After vin0, daeseribed the horrible state of destitution in Ireland and Scotland, he made an appeal in aid of the funds ...
... vocalists, including Mr. Burrow, a good barns; Miss Alice Wobatenbolme, and contralto of considerable merit; and Miss Fanny Bristowe, the soprano ; whilst Mr. F. Brain's porformances on the violin were much admir-d. There was a very good audi- ence, and Dr ...
... inspection by d the. an ?? of the offices, cells, &c., of the station. JuAe- ST. MARYIS LrYLAND.-On Sunday, sermons a the were preached iu St. Mary's Catholic Chapel in aid of the and schcols and missidin. The preacher was the Rev. Father ter a Noin, S.J., of ...
... Liverpool. Atts. Messrs. Davenport and Collier, Liverpool. - J. T. Hobson, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 19 and Oct. 22, at one, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Atts. Messrs. Davenport and Collier, Liverpool. J. Thompson, Liverpool. butcher, Sept. lt ...