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... whether more persons than ote had been engaged in the murder. When attvork at Mr. Ditchfield's, at Peover, the prisoner was in company vith two other Irishmen, named James and Williarm Fitzpahiick. They went with the prisoner to Prescot; end after the prisoner ...
... four 'clock the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. . Sheffield and Mancheoter Ragiwoy Coaapaey, v. Bennett. -This wvas an action brought by the Sheffield and Man- chester Railway Company for the recovery of £250, being the amount of ten shares which ...
... mittee of the Town Council, for not sufficientlyabating the ?? caused by the smoking of their chimneys:- The Oxford Road Twist Company, l ~Messrs. Jelly and Gilmour, Mr. Chailes Pooley, and Mr. John Marsland. The magistrates on the bench were Daniel Mande, ...
... M'chester, Sheffield 97 • 8 Quarter Shares No. 1 1 p 3.J x int 25 Quarter Shades No. 23 234 5 \ Eighth Shares j j|d 4 int Late Gt. Grimsby & Sheffield 4 d 33 4 d j d 14 1 Quartet Shares I d 1 do 24 Late Sheffield & Lincolnshire: I ' M'chester, Sheffield 9i Midland ...
... 5 S 610 1 '7,13 9 a These RatesjfsI-Life1 Z'oiiiS are LOWEIIthaen those of InosS a el/icr 0/flees. t, Tue objects of the company are-The assurance of every dle- 1- seciptien of risk contingent on life,at the lowest ra~te of pretnium a justified. by the ...
... examined the .workhouse, and believed it to be capable of holding 350 inmates.-Mr. Nuttall said that he and Mr. Walsh ac- companied the medical officers, and found that, from the alterations made, and allowing 230 cubic feet for them to breathe in, which ...
... Brloek preis) ?? have agreed-to reimoburse the entount Of duet ?? plundred on the late irruption. All the company's 0out horses were saved, hut the company have Bustained a serious Ft las in the tieath of their me~tallurgist, who 'was mistaken for inns thechiof ...
... of Neptonstall. Last Friday week tire do- _abs bad ceased want to Hebden Bridge to ,receiv e his pension, awri his in the company' of.. William Turner, another pen- are Lchl sioner, with ivwhom he lived., On their 'way home they 12, nee c alled at the ...
... ,neffective, are in course of beinlg taken up . They will be sup erseded by new wires, whlich wvill ho earnled along tho turnpike roads, but undergrounld t7;roughl the towns. Electric comn- mnunication between London and Liverpool is now obtained by a ...
... three actions, whibh Mr. Smcott Russell has brought against the company bave, by order of the Court of Common Plecs, been consolidated into one. Mr. ?? claim is in all £00,0. The company have ?? that gentleman a cross action for £130,000. Both causes ...
... Railway Company, authorising the said Matthew Gooden to travel on the line of railway of the said company from St. Alban's to the Victoria Station, in London, with intent to defraud. The other seven indictments were preferred by the Midland Company and the ...
... n, foreman over the r fettlers at StaLveley Old Wor~ks; and the supposed murderer is Alfred Gough, hawker, Watter Lane, Sheffield. HIe lae been in tile habit of visiting e Chesterfield and the surrounding vill-:ges for the i purpose of selling smallwares ...