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... mes, as well as many of the specimens n intenatural museum, presented by his grandfather, the as late Earl of Derby.-The company having then assembled )l'in the centre library room, the Mayor briefly expressed the ?? gratification which this unexpected ...
... Salisbury. IThe President of the India Board (the Right Hon. R. Veornon Smith) has conferred a cadetship in the East India Company's service on the son of Sir Hugh W'heeler, ?? who was murdered at Cawnpore, and on the son of Major Burton, w ho was murdered ...
... charged with having company in their .e houses at prohibited hours, and were each fined K~s. and 5 ?? Hamer, Shew Clough, near Roebdale, was 4 charged with riding asleep on the shafts of a waggon on the it Rocbdale and Manchester turnpike road,-and was fined ...
... --There has not been a single case, of bankruptcy Sitnce the 12th of May last, in she district emn- TI uantral braced, by the Sheffield Bankruptc Oer-£elield hid-e- in eotisble_ pnenI.uit. iug hirn ANOTHER LIBEL AOTION AGAINST A SCOTOH fit ~lC70O, lNEwVSA~rnt~ ...
... William Ryalls, natives of Sheffield, offiered-for sale to a mn silversmith at Liverpool, the large quantity of 870 ounces of Pt silver, stating that they itad received it from their father, who du was in business at Sheffield, and who had had it consigned ...
... Abolition (Ireland) Bill; County Works Present- ments (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill; County Works Presentments (Ireland) Amendment Bill; Turnpike Roads (Ireland) Bill; Public Works (Ireland) (No. 3) Bill; Public Works Commissioners (Ireland) Bill; Baths and Washlihouses ...
... when h it appeared, from the evidence of Superintendent Palethorpe, I1 tred, that Wright and his wife were apprehended at Sheffield, the just as they were taking the morning train to Liverpool. t' bar- They were carefully searched, when 350 in gold was ...
... 70 m embers, b who paidd £807; and Sheffield, 020 nietbers, who paid. £539. In Yorkshire sliese were 0),411 niniobera, the entire 'Pay-b ments from whom were £111,287; weltic an far as can be utade Iout from the company's accounts, about £090,000 is the ...
... Tonkins, managing director 'and yee bsecretary to the Charing Cross Publishing Company, 3were summoned by Mr. W. Leader for libel in a circular It Ito the shareholders of the company. They were com- gai I mitted for trial. but admitted to bail. 3 At the Chatham ...
... ~rcveelogs ware au~thorised,,161 resided in London, 106 in wh Lh iverpool, 36 in 'I acet er, 47 in Birmingham, 24 in ha, a, Sheffield Bolton, HuddarafialdAshton, Stalybridge, thf dCovintry, Bedfordl, Norwich, Bristol, Portsmouth,& &c.,&c 'B u-in all 53 places ...
... Kershaw, and H. Halkyard, Esqrs. The company ad did ample justice to the splendid fare, after which they re- se tired to the Oddfellows' Room, which had been tastefully Ji to decorated for the occasion. Here the company partook of a ed the dessert. John ...
... cut graes has been irrecoverably lost, and tire grain crops bealti down and laid to au awful extent. An immense number of turnpike- trust and district bridges have been carried away, and all commutlitcttiots upon the lines of road completely sue- pended ...