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... Cheetham and Mr. Evans, d for the kind exertions they had used in obtaining the d beautiful new banner; nor did they forget 'hat was due n to Mr. Part for the loan of the field ; and the valuable of services of Miss Howarth and Miss Pilkington in collecting ...
... John Robinson to Miss Mr ?? Mr. Henry IMelling to Miss Sarah Ca ~ ar. Iliam j;;;to Miss Jane Hewitson. the9thins., r.Thomss Cunlife to Miss Nancy Bate. son; Mr. John Porter to Miss Isabella Crook. On the 10th ...
... crushed to death, as wsre ialso six horses. SUICIDE OF A YOUNG- LADY. Miss Lilian Collier, second daughter of Major Collier, of Carmacthen House, near Launceston, and niece of Sir Robert Collier, onie of the mem- bers of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ...
... John Francis to [Miss 1!attlha Bolton., ir. Robert Speight to Miss Nancy Sliter~ Mfr.Richard Pearson to Miss MariyAnn Salter, ~r. Jo~b Fairclough to Miss Ellen' Hall, Mr. George 'Cowel to Miss Margaret Robinson, Mr. Robert Burnie to ...
... from natural causes. STEALING PicKs.-On Thursday afternoon, Joseph Riding, a collier, was charged before J. Rligby, Bgq., with stealing two icks, the property of another collier, named Richard Wenthai.-Prosecutor's son, Edward Bentham. who works at the ...
... vicar, Mr. Jan. Salter to Miss Elizabeth Parker. ' On the 2ad inst., at St. Thomas's, by the Rev. J. P. Z Sheppard, H.A,, vicar. Mr. Joseph Sumner Riley to P Mies Jane Holden. J On the 3rd inst.. at St. Thomae's Church. by the Rev. J. P. Shepperd, M.A., vicar ...
... Livesey, to Miss Margaret Duckworth; Mr. Robert Topping, to Miss Mlary Ann Nutter; `Mr. Henry Ilawsthorne, to Miss Ruth Allanson; Mr. John Hlindle, to Miss AMary Pickering; Mr. Richard Park, to Miss Ellen Porter; Mr. Nicholas Alather, to ...
... Surrey, builder.-J. Hunlt, Southampton, tailor. -D. Peramore, Devonport, merchant.-J. T. Bowden, London, woollendraper.-J. and E. C. Wilson, London, printers-R. Bright, London, chemist.-R. Flack, Lambeth street, Whitechlapel, victialler.-J. ...
... WVilliamn Brand. wood to Miss Mrym Wiguall; Mr. Richard Todd to Miss Alice T AIve . 18th Ins., it the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. John Stirzaker to Miss J ane Banks. On the 19th 1nst., atthe Parish Church, Preston, Mr. Richard gartland to ...
... what he thinks clear and unambiguous. He d claims the right of stating with the utmost confidence his I opinion as to the meaning of a document-more espe- *t cially a treaty-without being supposed to restrain from d others the liberty which he assumes for ...
... protected when they came, a`D that were obliged to be sent back again. He (the chair man) regretted that, and also regretted the power f trades unions and the combinations of colliers. He regretted that the combination of colliers was so great and so overpowering ...
... increasing these sums. Relief is' administered in the shape of bread, meal, aed soup, twice a week; but j the committee, through the liberality of Mr. J. Darling- ton-who has kindly placed at their disposal 100 tons of coal-have lately been able to supplement ...