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... t-Mi them had answ red that they loved their father more an their own selves, the tbi»d who was the youngest, jicreeiving the flatt* t»f her t-isters, said, *1 have always lov. d you us my father, ami in no other tnaoDer, and if you w j-h to extoit uy thing ...
... SHUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crowu, Crown Office, Preston, 16th March, 1868. It is particularly requested that all depositions, inquisi- tions, and recognizances may be ioanediately, forwarded to the Clerk of the Crown, Crown Office, Preston. RIL .CHARD WATSON ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Henry Sayer, Close House ; Mr. I. A. Dickinson, Brongh Sowerby ; Mr. Thom, Kirkby-there ; Mr. Thos. Pearson , Harbour Flatt ; Mr. Bland, Bongate Mill ; Mr. Geo. Dobson ' Williamsgill ; Mr. William Thwaitee, Castle Bank ; Mr. Crosby, Breaks Hall ; ...
... Though she had she worked herself and earned week asked what he would allow wife defendant replied that would allow her half-a-crown a-week but that he could not afford more because he was in debt Ultimatelv he reluctantly agreed to allow her a-week and the ...