... pledge, and almost immediately afterwards eighty persons who witnessed the act went and did likewise. —Glasyme Herald. Mr. Thomas Lee, J.l'., has just given R 2.000 to the fund for the erection of a new parish church for Atherton, which is expected to ...

... invited to bearers. These twelve were—James Ackroyd, Chriatepber Althorpe, William Ambler, Samuel Barber, Isaac etuastantine, Thomas Greenwood, William Hanson, Daniel Hodgson, George Mitchell. Issas Naylor, James Newsome, and James Rushton. They walko I six ...

... £6 So. 9d., tradesmen's bills £3 134. 4.1., total £42 4s. 11.; Hinl, Dawson, and Hardy £162 19.. 3d., .1, Bentley £ll, .J. Thornton £2 133. 9,1., W. Gill £4 45,, Thomas Ealeiforth £3, Major Stocks £2 10e, J. Brier £6 133., J. Wilkinson £l7 1%. Mr. Booth ...

... and thereby eau.. a free ea. Peoloralion. .1 Void by all Chrmlida, and 9s. )d.. in bottles only. Trade !lark—lion, Net. and THOMAS POWELL. rood, E. THE BLOOD IS TILE LIFE.—Sea Deuteronomy. chap. 11.„ verge M. C LARRE'S WORLD - FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE Trade ...

... and adopted ou the motion of Mr. Cuirliffe, seconded by Mr. Hardy. The following gentlemen were elected to serve on the committee for the ensuing year: -Messrs. Wm. Greenwood, Maokorai, Hardy, and James Blackburn On the motion of Mr. Korn. Wood, seeourled ...

... possible ho could be said to be the first monarch of England who cared for his people in this respect. But at that period the hardy Briton had little more time to devote to the instruction of his children than suit was very tersely put, he believed, by Kingsley ...

... told him to sell it for what he Gould get for ft.—Thomas Webster, tarter, ' who lodges at the Northgate Hotel tap, said Green went to him on Saturday night. When prisoner was apprehended by P.C. Hardy be said, did not steal it; I loud it.— 'Primmer sleeted ...

... the option of paying a fine. At the West Riding Ceurt, last Monday, Semi. Ambler, lately employed as a drayman by Mr. Josh. Hardy, brewer, Clayton. was committed to prison for two months on the charge of embanking £.i ea. belonging to his employer. Ambler ...

... he was so seriously injured that he subsequently died. STURDY Vannarcre.—On Wednesday, at the Borough Police Court, Thomas Casey, Thomas Carrive,and William Barker, tramps, were sent to gaol for two months for refusing to perform vagrant work.--Joseph ...

... the fence on the read adjoining his property. The clerk reported that Messrs. Win. Stott, Jemea Law, Janes Fewt Linn, and Thomas Crabtree would be tho retiliug menthe= the Boma at the the meent year. 'the chairman *toted that he should decline to act ...

... Nuns Inn, Hatfield. R. GARSIDE will SELL 111 AUCTION, on MONDAY, March lsetli, 1977. (In oonsequetice of the de. cease of Mr. Hardy. the late tenant), galk of will got HAY, pro_ duce of 14 acre.; stack of WHEAT. produce of 4 acne; stack of OATS. produce of ...

... abaft securely tensed. Some weeks ago a young woman lost her life through her clothes becoming' entangled with the abaft. Thomas Macfadyn, a rifle gallery proprietor, is re- 1 mauled on bail, charge?' with sassing the death of William John Smith, aged ...