... Jo-tj'h William Lomaa Ssmual Brockiaborst Parni'-ms Long William Jo»«pb LORD G. CAVENDISH W. JACKSON, F*q., Held at the Crown Inn, New Mill*, on Tck*- day, Nov. 3rd, 1868, it wa* proposed and carried unanimously that the following gentlemen power add ...

... you and t he great Conservative party on the triumph we have achieved. (great cheering) I think that this victory is a more crowning honour than the victory we obtained in the spring. (hear and cheers) On that occasion we fought a single-handel contest ; ...

... 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 ...

... Raneleghi presided as returning oth- er. Mr. W. A. Tyssi.n A_.iuit.st proposed Sir William (agge (Conservative). Mr. Walter Flatt (a tenant farmer) • couilcd the nomination. Colonel Blomfield proposed the , lon. Thomas De Grey (Conservative). Mr. E. Faiirer ...

... Varnish, 11. Emery end iiteao.lothz. 2t, Waste (oolented acotton). 12, Frainturs for Coaches, 25. Wiclcing. 13. Glass (sheet, crown, and plate). Fiitl~r ontculroandlocusof endr ay be procured on and afte Wenesdy, t~d eceber rox, onerslicaotio to Mer. It. ...

... which yester~day asi atq~ geood- Z. lhuimiured, but' which, nevertheless, res . O' constant chek of at 'r d' v ?? It may be flatteing to on tiiab self- it' 'uomplsency to heat the mtelligent r in - c; 'e~sim;X ' 1What- a xoniderf;i peop!iot'oly. to. e 'keep ...

... policy, and any policy which seeks to subvert all institutions which involve prelacy and the ecclesiastical supremacy of the Crown. I feel that as a Free Church man I can at least look Pt the question impartially, having no direct pecuniary interest at stake; ...

... gallery, and enjoyed the proud satisfaction of hearing his praises uttered in sonorous periods by a prescat Minister of the Crown, one who, from the variety of the offices which I hare seen him fiil, might write an ency- clopedia, storm a fortress, or, ...

... CANDIDATURE OF E P. PRICE, ESQ., Q.O. BRIGHTSIDE WARD. MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK : MONDAY. GOWER ARMS Gower street 7 o'aock. CROWN AND ANCHOR, EUtley strett «j o' Clock. NEW INN, Verdon street 9 o'Clock. SAWMaKERS' ARMS, Neepsend 8 o'Clock. TUESDAY. FORGE ...

... ALMED-eTERET Bo0AE-.AEE, and 28, LowsaEcAmn aow, LEEDS. Also, SIrwe-eSTHET Wounrg, BAnPoanD, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WINDOW GLASS, Crown. Sheet. Polished, and Rongh Cast Plate, Patent Rolled Plate, and ORNAMENTeAL GLAasa of all Desription GLASS SHADES for OUN ...

... sur- rounded the square could be seen, but, fortunately, just about ten o'clock the fog cleared entirely away. Whilst the crown were waiting for the nominations to take place, they were amused by a number of persons throwing showers of pamphlets amongst ...