... delivery, and was listened to without any demonstration of feeling. The Bill read first time. - - - In the Hoose of Commons Mr. Hardy, replying Mr. Sherriff, and anticipating question to put on Monday by Mr, Anderson, admitted the gravity the .ito.tion tbe ...

... before Sir T. C. Lirt., and Colonel Jones, eight colliers named Jas. James, Geo. wards, John Morns, Samuel Thomas, Jns. Smith, Sydney Davis, Thomas Manu, and John Simmouds were charged with having the 9th inst., at Messrs. Gallop and B'dlor colliery, intimatod ...

... pneumonia and rinderpest ever existed either in Spain or Portugal, and that the cattle from these countries are pecuharily hardy, healthy, small-boned, and abounding in choice pieces. Hence'they are in great request by the butchers, particularly at the ...

... suited Eyes v.-ry well, and I hive found more relief from the use of thD E* e Ointment than I ever tried. Yours truly, THOMAS CALLOUR. THOMAS SNOW, of Hanley, Putter, suffered from very bad eyes, caused working in heated room. During years was in almost etui ...

... Axletree Company was held at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, on Monday afternoon, when the following direotors were present Messrs, Thomas Walker (chairman); A. C. Sherriff, M.P. ; T. B. Walker, M.P ; J. N. Brown, G. A. Everitt, and R. Williams. There was a numerous ...

... prevents injurious pressure the Cheat, Yields to every motion. strong where required and cannot be broken. Wholesale— W. THOMAS & BROS.. 128 & 12D. Cheapaide, E.C. SOLD BY UESBECTAULE DHApERS. AWARDED MEDAL FOB MERIT, VIENNA, 1873. IRISH POPLINS. BIOEtABD ...

... institutions. Mr. Hardy said no thought was rather an unreasonable proceeding on the part Mr. Kewciegate, after had vainly endeavoured for many years to bring m this Bill, to bandit over the and ask the House to instruct them to pass it. Sir Thomas Chambers, ...

... labour - he following, who pleaded guilty, were sentenced to twen'y-one days’ hard labour each ; William Young, Noah Youmr, Thomas Onions, Edward Onions, Onion*, and J. Shakespeare. NISI FRIUS COURT B' J f'.re Mr. B Cleasby. Claim fob £5 ' omfbmsatio.v ...

... not sufficiently control his engine. I Eurl Malmesbury, the Earl of Carnarvon, Shipping Disasters. During the month of “T* a Hardy, Mr. R. Assheton Cross, Mr. January last 168 sailing vessels were, according to Ward Hunt, and Sir Stafford Northcote. The ...

... rintendent Duerd, of iSheernoss Dockyard, to fine of £5, or two months hard labour. George Banks, coal dealer, and Georgo Hardy, farm bailiff, were fined £5 tho civil autho- rities for receiving. . Collision in the Mersey.— serious collision has occurred ...