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... SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 13. On resuming the inquiry this morning the commissioners were addressed at great length by Mr. SIIITTTLEWORTR, the Town-clerk, who appeared on behalf of the Corporation, in defence of the town-dues, and to answer the objections ...
... SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 13. On resuming the inquiry this morning the commissioners were addressed at great length by Mr. SIIIITTLEWORTII, the Town-clerk, who appeared on behalf of the Corporation, in defence of the town-dues, and to answer the objections ...
... SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 13. On resuming the inquiry this morning the commissioners were addressed at great length by Mr. SIIIITTLEWORTII, the Town-clerk, who appeared on behalf of the Corporation, in defence of the town-dues, and to answer the objections ...
... business of the house. 7 Sir Andrew Agnew's bill for the better observance of the Sabbath, passes a second reading by a majority of 4-1, there being for the second reading 110, against it 66. Explosion of the boiler of the Union, Hull steam-packet, with 150 ...
... bales offered, biddings for Australian and Cape showed a large proportion were, “gainst which there is always a - at prices similar to late private were better no alteration since previous sales however, second-hand stock prejudice , re not so much sonata ...
... FLOWER SHOW. F RISBY, GEORGE JONES bees to inform the Ladies of Liverpool that the SECOND GRAND FLOWER SHOW will take place on THURSDAY next, the 16th, FRIDAY, the 17th, and SATURDAY, the 18th instant. 55 and 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE•STREET. J. M. E V A N ...
... firemen, 2,821 engine -drivers, 2,869 assistant engme. that none ought to be increased ; yet, notwithstanding April, 1853, and sth April, 1854 , , showing the Increase it) 11 1 Q. e.„ As the prosecutrix declared her life to be in besides for compensation for ...
... cities. The Lord Mayor's Show, a shroud of illustrated with fog, is made much of, and is ultimately with great pictorial and dramatic effect, both by land and water, by the.pencil of CALCOTT, and through the ingenuity of the stage mechanicians. The piece ...
... taking stock. The efrected in April, 1853, and there had kt paid on it. He valued his stock time of the fire. The salvage amounted He had £2,515 in bank notes in his tat were also destroyed. about half-past six. patA i MONDAY, APRIL r• INSURANCE COMPANY.—The ...
... and Mr. -J. Irvine seconded, Mr. Manifold; Mr. W. Preston proposed, and Arr. J. Little seconded, Mr. Gill ; Mr. J. Leete propcsed, and Mr. Lawrence -seconded, Mr.. Davis ; and Mr. A. Hodson proposed, -and Mr. E. Cropper seconded, Mr. Hakes. The poll ...
... Charlton Marshall, annexed, Dorset. CLERICAL OBITUARY. April 9, at the Rectory House, Grendon, Bucks, the Rev. James Noel Pigott, aged 69. April 13, at Lawton Rectory, the Rev. T. F. Whittington, M.A. April 13, at Ostend, the Rev. S. M. Humphreys, Rector of ...
... Lord Mayor's Show, invisible in a shroud of November fog, is made much of, and is ultimately illustrated with great pictorial and dramatic effect, both by land and water, by the pencil of CA LCOTT, and through the ingenuity of the stage mechanicians. ...