... Sessions. Wednesday.* Before the Rev. S. Platt and T. Wearing, Esqrs. John Harper was charged the police with being drunk on the turnpike road at Sedbergh, and convicted. A penalty of 5s. and 10s. costs was inflicted. Robert Capstick was summoned for a like offence ...

... threw off at Nutland. and after excellent run behind Helm, and through Mid'lleshaw, very fine hare was killed. A numerous company assembled in the evening at the White Horse to celebrate the proceedings of the day. Mr Thomas Walker, president. Everything ...

... philosophical enquiries ! A distressing*, and yet extremely singular accident happened Thursday se'n night, to a person at Sheffield. appears was standing one end of a plank, whole weight of an enormous cast iron wheel, was by some means suddenly thrown ...

... of the Kingdom, to avail themselves of purchasing their Teas from the London Genuine Tea Company. •.• All Letters must be addressed London Genuine Tea Company, 2s, Ludgate-Hill, London ; and applications for Agency, &c.. must be post paid, or will ...

... to survive. The tunnel, which is about 200 yards in length, communication between the Midland Company's Sheffield station, and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire line, and passes through the side of Spital -hill. Death the Rev. James Aspinall ...

... of the examination, was on omitted Aylesbury to await her trial at the Beat Quarter Sessions, Turnpikes and the IT! way Act.—The select the House of Turnpike Acta Coni finance add to the report of their proceedings, which '9 issued last '• ec*;, an expressio ...

... feet. Turn out or the Platelayers Employed the London and North Western Railway Company. On Wednesday last, the 27th, about 300 platelayers employed by the above company met at Newton Bridge to decide the best means to obtain an advance of wages. The ...

... .jjii j weather, jun., were charged at the Sheffield Town j with being concerned in the desperate burglary perp '> ' Saturday week at the house of Mr. Frederick B ,r stone merchant, Hansworth, near Sheffield. At ea hour on Friday Inspector Lindley went ...

... —Iin obtaining a sup- ply of water for the fire engines at the disastrous fire near Sheffield, on Tuesday night, it was necessary to lay the hose across the turnpike road, end policemen were station- ed to prevent carts, &e., from crossing. Among the ...

... proces- companies and the various trades took part. sion, which was accompanied by numerous bands of musie, banners, &c., perambulated all the principal streets of the city. Itis stated that the intend to deal with the general question of turnpike trusts ...

... London Tavern. The chairman of the company, Major Beresford, M.P., being present was unanimously called upon to preside. The chairman said he would take the chair, hut under protest, as he considered the illegal. The company's solicitor, Mr Baxter, read the ...

... replied, O, I have sold my old Rugg for a good Price. A gentleman, having a remarkable leng visage, lately passing a turnpike gate, overheard one lad say to another That gentleman* face is longer than his life.*' Struck with the singularity the rude ...