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... the lessee. It is %t. ted in that article,tloat A bshrt time after the deputy had left that part of tbh pit. the father of Thomas Smith waso tbere, and noticing the roof, after further workings, advised his san (brother) to have the stone propped; but ...
... Robert Johnson, Thomas White, J. V. Storey. SrcECT VEsraY :~-Joba Nichol, confectioner.; Willina Kmsa, miller; John Garret, pawnbroker; Joseph Wntsarn, attorney ; Robert Pace, publican; Robert Orton, publican ; J. Nerton, publicon ; Thomas Marshall. publi ...
... extending the band of friendship to their op- pressed brothers in Ireland. At half past 7 o'clock. on the motion of Mr. Horn, Thomas Doubleday, Esq., was ;alled to the chair. The CHAtnrtAIv, who was received with most enthiusi- astic marks of esteem, said ...
... to erect gears and. pnutns for the shipment of coals there. Adjourned until Wednesda,, April 3. The Murderous Poor-Law.-Thomas Hardy, a bandloomo weaver at Manchester, earning, only 4s. 6d. a week, applied to the parish for some assastance, he having a ...
... not insensible to the worth of a man who was ever found on the side of the people. He concluded by giving the health of Thomas Doubleday, Esq. and long life and success to him. Air-Triumph. Mr. DouBLEDAY, who was greeted with loud cheers, then rose ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. INFIRMARY, NEWCASTLE.-Sir Thomas John Clavering, Bait., has given a donation of £10; collected at the New Connexion MetbodistChapel, Ilaydon, 1Os; and the Owners of Burden Main Colliery have presented a keel of coals (free of keel ...
... best Strawberries, of sorts, the second sil- ver medal to Mr. Thomas Watson, gardener to Mrs. Kirsopp, Spital. For the best dish of Cherries, of sorts, the second silver medal to Mr. Thomas Watson. For the best bouquet of six Double Pinks, of sorts, the ...
... carried M by three to one of the entire councillors present. I Thus giving a happy indication that the headlong courage of the hardy men of the Tyne, is not unbacked by that wisdomn and reflection, withouth Iwhich courage itself would be of no avail. In pursuance ...
... upon the life of Thomas Hardy, a re. spectable tradesman, and secretary of the Con- stitutional Society. The English juries of that day were not like the un-English juries of the present day: they acquitted Hardy, and not only Hardy, but all against whom ...
... N.-On Mon- .day an inquest was held before Mr. Payne, at St. Thomas's 'Hospital,. on the body of a woman named Davis, aged 89, who it wasa alleged had died'from' 'want. 'Mary. Anne, Thomas stated that shelived at-No. 75, King Street; Borough. Deceased ...
... Hepworth. Toast- Carlile, Hetherington, and the liberty of the press. The memories of Thomas Paine, Joshua Hobson, Cobbctt, Cnrtwright, Emmett,I Hampdenl, Wat Tyler, Hardy, Horne Tooke, Tell, Waslington, Wallace, and other greatmen, who laboured for human ...
... license the Rev. Win. Putsey, incum- bent curate of Kirkleavington, to the curacy of Elton, on the nomination of the Rev. Thomas Ewbank, the Rector. FREEMEN or NEWCASTLE.-The Stewards of the incorporated Companies of this town, divided, on Monday last ...