... THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. Mr W Kent, of Paternoster row, London, in letter to the 'rimes, makes the following appeal to the wealthy clashes hehalf of the distressed operatives L mcaalure The ptatistica of pauperism in the cotton tllntricts which appear ...

... and it the opinion of surgeon that the skull had been fractured and the child suffocated. The body had not on any boots, but its boots were found in the prisoner's bundle at his lodgings at Swansea. About the dress of the child were found pieces of a ...

... Ladies’ Ties, Wool Mufflers, and Wool Habits. Also Children’s Pinafores, Minervas, Gsiters, Ac.; In fan la' Clonk*, Hoods, Woo! Boots, &a Gentlemen's Collars, Ties, and Scarfs. An immense assortment of MOURNING BONNE IS. A large stock of Flowers, Feathers, ...

... held Wakefield, the of William Smith, convict, aged 1 prisoner was sentenced in October last to penal servitude, for stealing boots, and was received in Wakefield prison, in November, from the Chester city gaol. Being of a lazy disposition, he soon began ...