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... person for giving Spencer instructions in Jones's system of bookkeeping, and assisting in posting the accounts.— Mr. James Staveley, cotton manufacturer, followed on tbe same side, arguing tbat since Spencer bad been elevated in society he had forgotten ...
... Thomas Carter, late student of tbe Diocesan Training Allege, Chester, and second eon of Mr. John Carter, land agent, Ac, Staveley, to Miss Sarah Singleton, schoolmistress, Blawith Cottage, ?? of the Home and Colonial Institution, London, and eldest daughter ...
... Littledale. H. C. Chapman, T. Kilpm, P. B. Drink water, H. Bremner, A. R. Martin, Mann, lop** Harrison, J. Tobin, E. Holmes, F. Staveley, Lowe, Short, 0. Ellam, Betteley, Taylor, Rankin, Peers, Mellor, Stuhlev, Cheetham, Halton, O*Neil. J. Longton. W. Fisher ...
... of age. PißE.— An alarm wm given on Tuesday afternoon last, that the bobbin mill of Mr. William Philhpson, Fell Foot, near Staveley, was on fire. Mr. Lipsett immediately proceeded to the spot with an engine and a number of men ; on arriving it was discovered ...
... for 7s. 6d. ; that his name wps John Henderson, and lodged at Staveley, with one John Peel, that he was a paper-maker and worked for Mr. Cropper, of the paper mills, Cowenhead, between Stave-ley and I. urnsidc, Westmoreland. Mr. Wright was not satisfied ...
... for the moderate breeze. Horatio 379 Tan, II Leeds le Demerara OFF THE PORT. SPCoy, B Derbyshire B Ayres Eeveurite, Staveley, sailed fr om Mat seines for the straits. A large number of vessels were Coast L. 11., .2.,.; 9.1. 1•• 4s pm• quarter London ...
... overland*. II Interred at Ulpha, on the 23rd ult., John Hodgson, b.ibbiu turner, eldest son of Mr. Thos.' Ilodgiroo, (bite of Staveley,) foreman at Mr.' Gummi% bobbin manufactory, Mona. Deceased was in his 46th year, and was followed to his testing place by ...
... Barton. Mrs. Bache. Mrs. Auatice. Miss Banks. Miss Hcywood, The Misses Bache. mrs. Cocker. Mrs. M'Cabe. Mrs. Preedy. Miss Staveley. MXiss Leney. Mrs. R. Dickson. Mrs. Hull. Miss Hill. MMrs. Hardmu. Mrs. E. Dickson. CELEBRATED HATS, 7s. 6d., lo., 12S. 6d ...
... men of the day, and recommended to be of 1850• great importance to the public, containing a Cow.. P.S. There is a pew in Staveley Chapel, Wanted, far a Term of Years, attached to the premises.. 2 10 0 great deal of useful knowledge hitherto nn- Two ...
... TO BE LET, With immediate possession, A SMALL GENTEEL HOUSE with Garden, Orchard, and Stable, situate at Staveley, near Newby Bridge. For particulars apply to Mr. Myles Clarke, Barbergreeu, near Newton-in-Cutinel, the Owner. P.S. There is a pew in Slavaley ...
... Hardman Miss Marshall Miss Battersby Mrs. Whitle Miss Schofield Mrs. Bache Miss Banks The Misses Bacho Mrs. M'Cabe Miss Staveley Mrs. R. Dickson Miss Hill I Mrs. E. Dicksen ME Cll ICS' INSTITUTION. TO-NIGHT, DUNCAN MACMILLAN, Esq. ithe lamed Ventrilsquist) ...
... Lytbais Hall. TIVE-PATIONESSEO: eedy. ' Mfs. Austice. liI. ' ' Mrs. Cooker. 3rebail. U , Miss Leney. iuttle. Mrs. Hardman. Miss Staveley. 3see Ilacs.a. Miss Hill. Mrs. B. Dickson. . Miss -Batteriby. Miss Banks. Miss Schofield. Mrs. M'Cabe. Mrs. E. Dickson. F ...