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... resulted in a very for the home ptkyera bowliDg of Whitehead for the Flatts United excellent (for amateur) he taken five wickets in five successive balls We append score follows : Flatts United — Williamson 4 6 Wilson 0 Hirst 19 5 Dickenson 24 Cooper 22 ...
... atepayers would have to pay for the flagging of this road —After some conveisation, in which aU the members took part, Mr. Flatte’ey moved, seconded by Mr. Stoiey, that the road be flagged from the Pine Apple to the Monastery. —Mr. Jennison moved that ...
... traveller. W. Armstrong and J. Holmes, Cleator-moor, Cumberland, doggers. C. Hodson, jun., Manchester, waiter in the vaults at the Crown and Anchor Held. W. F. Ireland, Bolton, dater and felt merchant. Susannah Bailey, Osken.gates, licensed viotnuller. G. Hardley ...
... force to religion. The revenue returns for the quarter just ended show an increase of £692,000 on property tax ; £1,000 on Crown lands ; and £261,078 under the head of miscel'aneous. On the following items there has been a dcrease as follows:- Customs ...
... :—“ Sir—Hearing that you are in want of a Sporting writer i offer ray services i have a good knowledge in all Racing matters flatt Racing Hurdle Racing and Last tho not least steeple Chaseing i am good of Both Weight and distance and from information i rocive ...
... —Richard Hodgson, Little t+trickland ; second, 105., James Thom, Bridge-end, Kirkbythore ; commended, T. Pearson, Harbour Flatt. Two-year-old colt for husbandry Al. Five entries—Richard Hodgson, Little Strickland ; second, 10e., J. Atkinson, Whinfell ...
... teedle sounded for parade, and every man appeared a with clean towel. The battalion bg proved, was marched four deep into Fla.tte Woods, about a mile from the town, and there extended in something hke skirmishing order, and halted. We are not aware that ...
... prize. In class 1, for ploughmen with any number of horses, there were 18 competitors, and the prize was awarded to Joseph Flatt, in the employ of Mr. C. Headington. In class 4, for ploughboys under 18 years, and drivers under 14, there were four entries ...
... similar statement— proved fined 5s and cost— 26s 6L each PENISTOXE icibb— Flatt near Mr Taylor coroner Taylor- from last w-ek time mind jury returned : — Society— The the Crown Mr presided Mr J Rvreaitbe 1866 9 3d He allowed oollspee the Wortley Club ...
... the Act, will, in defer, nee to the feelings and wishes loyal inhabitant» of the North of Ireland, recommend clemency of the Crown and the re minion the remainder of the time of imprisonment. (Hear, bear.) I bare to express my astonishment that tbs notice ...
... masy oxpeot to hove a grettnd tunriel beneath the 0 Themnnes open tar paceorger rtaaalho. AIr. Peter Birlowl, to inn., htno crown. ate pan leor a row ?? near the m t'owtrt a, Bill hos boont caurnof through Parliameaft ,o and a nonarart han Ir00 att Owe ...
... that a friend giveth and that a man himself as there is between the counsel friend and a fl .tU-rer ; for there is no such flatt. rer man's self, and there no such remedy against flattery a man's self the liberty of a friend.—/fcicon. Stobt.—A fellow, ...