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... horse power, was made at Liverpool, and cost £8,000. A few days ago, a cutler, at Sheffield, named Mosley, struck a man named Cartwright a violent blow, which (says the Sheffield Mercury), v knocked his eye clear out, and it fell upon the table s An enormous ...
... sec. 32, of the General Turnpike Act, •Inhabitants any parish, township, or place, going returning from attending the funeral of any person who shall die and be buried in the parish, township, or hamlet in which any turnpike-road shall lie, are exempted ...
... of testimonials of the great value of his discov ery ; and also from London, Huntingdon, Stamford, Leicester, Nottingham, Sheffield, Doncaster, York, Leeds, Halifax, and various other places, where he has lately practised Mr. N. cuts all sorts of Nails ...
... Munchausen, as now performing with universal applause at the Theatre Royal, Manchester. Blackburn Gas Company—At the annual meeting of the company of proprietors of this concern held last week, it was agreed to make a dividend of per cent, upon the capital ...
... addressed one the city mission, and then Glasgow Courier. Sunday School Jubilee—lt has been proposed by Mr. Montgomery, of Sheffield, that a Sunday School Jubilee should be kept in 1031, being ye;irs since the benevolent Mr. Kaikes, of Gloucester, tried ...
... visited the company's factory, and there had been occasion when the company's agents had personally-visited the Viceroy. That the amount ot the tonnage of the East India Company, and the country trade, was nearly equal. For some years the company's had, however ...
... Steampacket Company for the delivery of goods from Dublin to Londonderry, via Liverpool, and at less than half the expense of land carriage. Linens also from Londonderry tor Dublin market are now going by the same conveyance. above company are also contracting ...
... the Eust India Company's monopolies, and that they are sanguine in their expectations of ultimate success: King's Arms, Palace-yard, March 13, 1!130. The deputies of the commercial and manufacturing towns for opposing the East India Company's monopolies ...
... Commons, is not well founded. An English company have determined on employing £50,000. starting a number of stage coaches in different parts of Ireland. A number of artizans have lately emigrated from Sheffield to A merica, and others are preparing to ...
... monthly.—By order of the Trustees of the said Road. Bolton, 4th June, 1830. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO RE LET.. JVTOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the Bridge-Gate, the Turnpike-road leading from Hulme, across the river Irwell, through Salford, to Eccles ...
... done; the hon. company had ceased purchasing, but shipments to some extent England were in ptOgress; in country piece goods decline had taken plac.tfrom 10 to 15 per cent.; no transactions had been report;*.! in opium since the hon. company's sale, (which ...
... recollected that the Sheffield Canal cost about forty thousand pounds per mile—the Liverpool and .Manchester Railway nearly thirty thousand—that the Sheffield and .Manchester estimated about twenty thousand, and that the Sheffield and' Goole, from the ...