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... LIVERPOOL ASSIZES. CROWN COURT, AY. (Before Mr. Justice and a Special Jury.) OF SLANDER AGAINST MR. PLAIT, MP. BOOTH V. PLATT. —This caw was opened on Tuesday evening.—Mr. Holker, Q. 0.. and Mr. Baylies were for the plaintiff; Mr. Pope, Q.C., and Mr. ...
... ASSIZES. These assizes commenced Appleby on Wednesday last. Tbe carriage of the High Sherriff, appointed by Mr. Dixon of the Crown Inn, Penrith, wav very elegant equipage; bnt introduction, for tbe first time in Ibie county, of the constabulary, in lieu ...
... yeoman, aged 74 years. On the 17th ingtant. at Crossgates, Detail, Mr. W. Fenton, platelayer. On the 15th instant, at the Crown Ini., Coniston, Mrs. Mamicks, Landlady of that inn, advanced in years. On the 17th instant. at Hawkshend, Mr..las. Dowbiggin ...
... not goffleient raise the hat, as is done in countries of more advanced civilisation. Each hat has to be pulled off, and held crown downwards, in which position all the weight is thrown the brim. Surely the custom must have been first introduced certain ...
... SHUTTLE WORTH, © jerk of the Crown, Crown Office, Preston, January 3ist, 1, It is particnlarly requested that the all cases for trial at Lancaster or Liverpool may be immediately forwarded to the Clerk of the Crown, at the Crown otherwise the coat of them ...
... When Fancy traces by her woud'rous art, The scenes that speak in pow'r to head and heart. In silv'ry tones Hope tells her flatt'riug tale, And whisp'ring Fear blooming cheek turns pale ; Aud, dark or blight, each late at last appears, Seen hy prophetic ...
... of the Bolton annual angling sweepstakes, has been on view for some days, at|the house of Mr. Samuel Barrett, the Rose and Crown Inn, Deansgate, whom the match was arranged and carried out very satisfactorily. The table includes £25 money prizes ; nice ...
... and polished plate; quicksilver, tinfoil, patent plate, rough ditto ; milled, obscured, enamelled, and stencilled sheet and crown glasses; photographic plate ditto, stained glass, coloured borders, white and red leads, paints, raw and boiled oils, turpentine ...
... yeoman, aged 74 years. On the 17th instant, at Crossgates, Ireteth, Mr. W s Fenton, platelayer. On the 15th instant, at the Crown Inn, Coniston, Mrs. Massicks, landlady of that inn, advanced in years. On the 17th instant, at Hawkshead, Mr. James Dowbiggin ...
... month's imprisonment each, at the police court, for stoaling three hons and a eck, buloigilng to John Fish, weaver, Stoney Flatt, Over Darwven. INTERMENTS AT THE CEMETnRY.-The following in- torments have taken placo in the cemetery during the mot-th of ...
... 2r. 3p. thereabouts. 4. The Butty Fatch, containing 2r. 21p. or thereabouts. 5. The Butty Long FLatt, containing 3r. 16p. thereabouts. 6. The Long Flatt. containing 2r. Hp. thereabouts. 7. The Wheat Field, containing 3a 2r. sp. thereabouts. 8. The M ...
... were seen to rise shot. On the moors owned by Mr. J. S. Stanhope. re Hall, at Dunford, sh on the 12thinst. The grounds hill Flatts were well patronised, but the bags made were more than seven brace, and the yesterday up to noon four brace. shooters included ...