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... were couzntel for the petitione, tlaa applicatico be'.c ; 'U odeteperte. being called, ?? Watkic Williams said that he app -ax'ed for the P1ev. EL Mr. Howard, the petitioner in the case, in Eupport. i tz*c I japplication, which wee Of rather an unusus. ...
... TffE CASE OF WILLIAM BUCHANAN. To THE 7D=OEO-OtHE LrEBTOLSEBDB. Gentlamen,-YOu may remember that some six weeks since we were enabled, after a great deal *of trouble, to forward a petition to the Home Secretary, signed by several members of Pmr- liament ...
... Fugitive Slaves.—This evening, lecture will be delivered in St. Mary's Schoolroom, Kirkdale, by W. Howard Day, Esq , upon the subject of the fugitive qlaves. Mr- Day has. it is said, had much personal experience to the miseries there poor oreatures nave to endure ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &., THIS DAY. l'rec Public Museum, William Brown-street—Public Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdajs, and Saturdays, from Ten a.m. till dusk. Tuesdays and Fridays the Museum closed (except student*) for cleaning, arranging, Daring Easter ...
... subscribed b n.to pay the hand, and steps have been taken to procure E d- further subscriptions. Major General Sir William Fenwick Williams of Xar, lewas to lay the foundation stone, yesterday, of the memorial T aisle of the new school chapel at1 Htarrow ...
... aBon, Ohkrles Frincis Howard,. one of the claimauntsto the-earldom i1 the present' suit. The other claimant is an infant callng himself William George Howard, and alleged to bbe the issue of a mrie 'bstween William George Howard, eldeat ?? ? ...
... to Liverpool in search of Williams. Wi-h the assistance of Degecive Thorntbwaite, oS the Liverpool police ?? oen found Williams. wrhom he troT bak ?? Mamncbester. At the Manchester cirY police court, yesterday Rickard Williams, salesman in the grey-room ...
... man to do some work for him on the following day, and he was also to take with him a second hand. Yesterday morning he, accompanied by the deceased, proceeded to the foundry, but Mr. Rowlands having heard Howard swearing and making a noise refused to allow ...
... PASSAGE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, EOPRe MB. T. HaR BAYLIS, tC., AND A JURY.- WILLIAM JONES V. SALISBURY JoNs.-4n this action £50 was claimed by William Joneas, a team owner, of 51, Great Howard-atret, for breach of contfct Dr. O'Feeley was for the plaintiff, and ...
... of Billericay, in Essex. The lecond, marked B, is a copy of a certificate of the marriage of William Langham Haselbrlgge Le Wilson, bachelor, with Barbara Howard Morris Gotobed Gordon, widow, oelebrated at St. Panoras Church, Eiston-road, tbe January, 1858 ...
... Great Howard-street, 14 days; Edward Trainer, Derby-road, Bootle, 14 days, Warrant to issue in a fortnight; Wharton Welsh, 44, Derby-street, Wavertree-road, 14 days; Arthur MlAffery, 76, Mason-street, Edge-hill 14 days; John Carter, Garston, ...
... stated that Howard was eff( re charged with forging a cheque for £731 10s. which anw topurported to be drawn on Mr. Walter Pierce, a Bur LiEverpool solicitor. Howard and Williams became acquainted in 1877, and the latter was engaged by ap Howard as a clerk ...