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... destined it, after the prune warden of the worshipful Company Goldsmiths had ! performed the accustomed ceremony with elegant silver trowel, delivered into his hands hy Philip Hardwick. K*q., the company’s architect. The stone was then tried the j! square ...
... 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 ...
... granted the use of their saloon >- for the use of the company in assembling. It is under. - stood that the ladies who purpose to honour the meeting with their presence, will appear in foil dress Sheffield Independent. 'i he Duchess Herri left Chatsworth, ...
... of Manchester, in the county palatine of Lancaster, called Mosslane, where the said street or lane there joins the public turnpike-road, between the market town Manchester, in the said county palatine Lancaster, and the market town of Altrincham, in the ...
... trial at the sessions. Another man, named Timmins, was also brought up, the watchman having' stated that had seen them in company; but, nothing' .appearing to criminate the latter, he was discharged. Juvenile Helinui enlv.—V daring robbery was I committed ...
... particular notice. The regular company, unde the management of Mr. Clarke, not having terminatedUheu season at Birmingham, Mr. Copeland, from the Chester and other neighbouring theatres, has been retained with hia company, reinforced by Messrs. Wallack ...
... elder, his two sons, Samuel and Peter, and Anthony Brownhill, accordingly left the company, and proceeded to search for Parkinson taking the direction of the turnpike-road, and up the lane of which we have before spoken. They were seen passing the house ...
... party of upwards of fifty gentlemen, at the Swan with two Necks, The evening was .spent in the most convivial manner, and the company did not separate until a late hour. Mr. Cobhett's Election?We see by placards, plentifully posted 0:1 the walls of the town ...
... manner directed by the Act passed itbh. third year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, For regulating Turnpike Roads; and owhicti Tolls ivere let tle last year for the sum under- mentioned, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens ...
... ISAAC SPENCER, of Plantation, York, Esq. HC THOMAS SMITH, of Huntington-hall, York, Esq. Wi WILLIAM VICKES, of Firs-hill; Sheffield, Esq. his JOHN MILNE of Halifax, Esq. the JAM+'S G S EN, of Holl, Esq. Ms WILDIA D, of Horton, Bradford, Esq. SH . tONDOO ...
... the assuraisce of wvhicls THE inr MctAN HESTER AND SALFORD BREWING divi COMPANY will prove a successful speculation. very With this encouraging prospect it is theat thoe Company l oeto be established with a C~apital of £lU00,J yeai to po5ivided into ...
... the s 1° KKS CoMPANY Tuesday last Mr. ,^ai| ° 'citor, appeared before the magistrates at the Pol . cause the company refused to rates charged upon them in respect of their Xi s «v • d Wr ' in Salfortl - Ths demand was , f( l ut C the company's property ...