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... comparison in the following session. John Bright came out well in this debate, and nettle amends for his blunders about the Turnpike Bill, which lie opposed on Lancashire grounds. Certainly Bright's translucent oratory contradicts Lord Brougham's theory ...
... heard ik So the Court had to give it up, though the witness was only too ready to 411 all he knew. A NOVEL STRIKE.—III Sheffield, as in many other towns, the present high prices of butchers' meat have Oren rise to much dissatisfaction. The idea has often ...
... rceent speech on Italian affairs. Mr. Roebuck doe not express any reluctance to visit Sheffield, but Me who the gintlemen are, and how many there are, who wish for his company. Some of the committee wk . have taken the step consider the communicatim moot u ...
... magistrates.—On a division the amealit was lost by 91 to 22.—The bill then paired h committee, as did the Turnpike Acts Continuance , • , and the Turnpike Trusts Arrangement Bill, and the Local Government Act Amendment Bill. The County Surveyors (Ireland) ...
... being c!oso upon five tons. With this load the engine travtrsed the narrow streets of Strood, turning the sharp angle at the turnpike and ascending a long incline of about 1 in 12, lor upwards of a mile, at a speed of five miles an hour. The engine was then ...
... PR'VATE TREATY. A Valuable piece of BUILDING LAND, on the east side of the road leading out of the Biddulph and Tunstall turnpike road, at Childerplay, in the County of Stafford, and having a frontage to the said road of 73 yards, or thereabouts, and ...
... by Mr. George Wilson, of Sheffield, of the now minimum plate thickness of 44in. was teetod. Two ordinary wrought-iron plates were also tried, one being of bin. thickness, from the Millwall Iron Works and Shipbuilding Company, and the other being a thin ...
... Macclesfield canal, and to authorize the Company of Proprietors of that canal, or the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway company as representing such canal company, from and out of such canal of such company, and derivatively ...
... Macclesfield canal, and to authorize the Company of Proprietors of that canal, or the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway company as representing such canal company, from and out of such canal of such company, and thrivatively ...
... Macclesfield canal, and to authorize the Company of Proprietors of that canal, or the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway company as representing such canal company, from and out of such canal of such company, and derivatively ...
... FACTS AND FACZTI2II. THE nursemaid® in Sheffield now quiet cross children by saying— Broadbead's coming.' WIIY are composite's like encumbers? Became they are reared in frames. Wirt' does a compositor resemble an actor? Be. cause he's often on the ...
... other a man paid .£5 on receiving the appointment of money-taker to a Travelling concert company, and on proceeding to Pershore, in Worcestershire, to join the company, found that the post was tilled by a man who had paid £2O for it. ON TUESDAY a collision ...