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... CoUego, Cambridge, William Henry Hugall, S.C.L., St. Mary Hall. ; Edw. Jowett. 8.A.. Caius College, Cambridge; Arthur Makeson Parkinson, B. , Jesus College, Cambridge; Thomas Arthur Seott, 8.A., Clare Hall, Cambridge; Nathaniel Constantine Strickland, M.A. ...
... that au increase uf U per week be made Ui the pay of Sergeauu Fielding, Walmsley, aud East- , ?? ?? ?? __iu.iab.es Joseph Parkinson, Wall- P?*. ?? -Ms Parker, and Ward, who bad all ?? in Uie force upwards *i Uyee ya >ra. Fmm ?? riNAsiCS Cu-MITTEE. ?? ...
... striking, kicking, and jnuijing against the door cost. Tbe hi-ncb, believing the assault proved, fined Duckworth 10a and costs. Cumin* Cask lij-xoitumacy.—l* is rarely we these oaafA Oca was heard at the Borough-court, on Thursday, worth a passim; note. Sophia ...
... Mrs. Armi lage. juu, Mr*. Woods, Miss Bickering, Mrs. Little, Mr*. Brindlc, Miss Derbyshire, Mrs. Peter Parkinson, Mi-* wood. Mrs. William Parkinson, Mrs. Paterson, Mrs Band ford, The Misses Smitlis, Mrs. Lord. Mrs. Sefton, Mrs. Liwson. The Mi-ses Callows ...
... Backhouse for the defeudant. Mr. Clongh stated tliat the parties had only been married four short months, and were rather early iv cumin-- before tlieir nun-hips. ihe Mayor : Cau't it be settled ? 1 have seen tbem here three or four times already. Tlie defendant ...
... Warrington, and Stalybridge (new). County to he divided, Cheshire (12 inquiries). Lieutenant Colonel OflMtoa, ?? and Mr. P. Cumin. Hirf^?^T» A^ OIK ™ INT — Mr. Joseph Higham , ™, ?? of Eo^tun, near M..nrl.e»te7, has ' K^UJV 0 ?* 84 ?? ?? to tlie Koyal Free ...
... M. ssrs. W. H. Hornby, junr. (chairman), J. Eccles, Cross- ley, T. Bertwistle, Abram, OrreU. I. Ward, Wat- son, and G. Parkinson, and the Revs. R. Dunder- dale, and W. S. Berry. The Clerk read the notice convening the meet- ing, after which the minutes ...
... Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, on Thursday afternoon. There were present Mr. W. H. Hornby jun. (chairman), Messrs. Ward, Watson, Parkinson, Abram, A. Bury, J. Eeoles, T. Bertwistle, and the Revs. W. S. Berry, and R. Dunderdale. clerk's communications. The Clbbk ...
... Malooe, middle-aged womw. wa* charged with stealing value !«•.. property of Mr. T. U. Parkinson. Great Bolton street.—The prisoner went to* pawn shop Mr. Parkinson on Friday evening under tlie pretence «.f making purdiase, and whilst there she to>* the ...
... of Tho society lias during the year inst-iined very serious loss by the death one ot the ruatees.the late lamented Robert Parkinson, Esq. to recently succeeded his father the office;, and his dace bos been filled by the appoiutmeut George 'ickup Hartley ...
... planned and carried out by the Rev. J. Belton, the .1 one examinations show that 2,150 candidates presented the curate, Mr Parkinson, Mr. Seed, and Mr. drown. This themselves at the different centres in England. Of the-e, very pleasant outing was brought ...
... W M ; Brothers B. C. Duckworth and HalUwdl, members ot the Provincial Grand Lodge ; Brother Tiplady, W.C. : Brothers T. Parkinson, S. Golds. m, S.W., and R. GornaU, J.W. (345); Brother* John Tomlinson, IT., and Henry Croasdale, S. (269) Among those who ...