... Preston Subscription, J. Halstead; Bullock's Excelsior, Dewsbury, J. Hardy; 3rd Volunteer Battalion Manchester Regiment, Ashton-under. Lyne, J. Thomas; St. Mark's, Dukinfleld, J. Thomas; St. John's, Dukinfield, J. Garlic; Methodist New Connexion, Duldnfield ...

... like favourable impression, proceeded without hesitation to interrogate him. Your name, I am told, is Thomas Dougherty 7 Yes, sir. Well, Thomas, how long have you been employed in your present situation ? It most be a matter of two years now, ...

... Moreover, California, which may be summarised as follows: from 7 a.m. till 12 noon; in wiuter, from light to 'proved of Mr. Hardie'a Sowerby Bridge had greeted it, and be believed ~ dark, but not to commence sooner than 7 a.m.. nor A little over a year ...

... advantages of becoming members Court, on Monday, with the wilful murder of of their local anion, or becoming affiliated with Thomas Farlonger. at Nevill's Bread Factory, Milk. Went Riding Association. As far as he saw their wood.rosd, Brixton. The prisoner ...

... few months before had, in a similar way, murdered her kind-hearted husband. Dying Words of Great Mon and tirouon. Kiss we. Hardy! I thank God I have done my y.—Lord Nelson. Road of the stroy.—Napoleon. Don't give up the ship.—Lawrenoe. It is wall ...

... years has so altered the conditions of life and the waaes of the poor p eei g e under him that the wonder is that he has the hardi. hood to mix among the slaves he has wrooged. A short time since an aged servant, who had spent a life-time in the service ...

... among the members present being Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, president of the Board of Trade (in the chair), Mr. A. Gathorne-Hardy, Mr. Vernon, Mr. Howarth, Mr. Somervell, Mr. Pickard, Mr. Donald Crawford, Mr. M'lnnes, Mr. Channing, Mr. Murdoch, and Sir ...

... restored. —Arthur Tune, aged 21, Hardy•street, Thsrnhill, sustained a compound fracture of the right leg by being crushed between two cones at the Carbouse Colliery, where be was employed. Arthur Johnson, aged 49, Thomas-street, Ilaaborough, received a ...

... ing one shell rest with Sir James Whitehead, 31. P., What was it upheld slavery in the southern H. Broadhurst, Esq., aod Thomas Wright, E 3.1., Mayor States against the oenameoce and will of the northern of Leicester. ones, and engaged in • friglishal ...

... and the adjourned meeting of the Federation will be held on September 13th. THE CARNEGIE CHEQUE: Keir Hardie Sends it to Homestead. Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P.. haa addressed the followjog letter to the Warloaves Sir,-1 not much given to writing letters to ...

... KEIG H LEY. A N 'NJ —A mcn, named Thomas Wilson, a carter, was admitted to the Keighley Cottage Hospital, on Saturday, sofferiog from shocking injuries to the left side. It seems that he slipped on the pavestones in Low-street, and his cart, containing ...

... a lecture on the Graphic method of calculation and its practical application to civil and mechanical engineering, by Mr. Thomas Kershaw. There was a good attendance, Mr. d. Pognon presiding. The lecture, which was of a technical nature, was stated to ...