Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... more abundantly manifest his grace among them and give him who is gone before,” to rejoice face to face with his Kingnumerous crowns rejoicing to be raised up with him in the glorious morning without clouds.” I thank all for their affectionate expressions ...
... salted Butter—l, Mrs. Hill, High Craig, silvered sugar basin ; 2, Mrs. Beck, Green Ends, silvered sugar basin ; J, Mrs. Watson, Flatt, silvered cream jug ; 4, Mm. Wallses, Uowgill Syke, half-a-dozen tea spoons. Fifteen entries. THE DINNER Was held at Mia. Vipond’s ...
... with the entertainment as a@ large quantity of useful Househoid Furniture and Biff acts, 10- 20 to | cluding about 50 to 100 crown-back mahogany hair-seate: 30 mabogany-framed lounge ditto, in hair; 40 to 50 mahogavy elotb, 400 to 500 white-metal half-pint ...
... wandered here earth. And might have worn a crown of glittering gold— Who toiled for brethren ef the lowest birth. That nations all his virtues might behold ; Who scorned the pathways of the poor to shun. And with a crown of thorns a glorious victory won ! Hia ...
... fam-'y, Bradford; Mr. Brockho'es «nd Mr. Nicholson, t laughton Hall, near Garstang; Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree and fami'iy, Shipley. Crown Hotel. -Mr. Aspden, Bradford; Mr. John Mills, Bradford; Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and family Banbury ; Mr. W., and Mrs. and Miss ...
... «i^;W^7_* OHAEL,SS EDWARD HARRISON. 6. Hilton-atreet. TO PUBLICANS AND BREWERS. —TO BE LET, with immediate possession, the CROWN AND MITRE PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate at New Smithy near Chap Rent, £18 per annum.-Inquire of >-t Station,- By order, J AMES WILLIAMS ...
... 20 eaob, and 10 dogs 10 eovy. each. Dr. Richardson's Rtequsiem beat Mr. C. B. Marfleet's Morning Dew. Mr. J. Cunningham's Crown Imperial beat Mr. J. Loue- dale's Light Cavalry. Mr W. J. Legh's Lobelia hea Mr. J. Beans's Exat. Mr W. Foilksa's Hearty LBss ...
... accordingly selected to exercise the judiciary function. The proceedings before the arbitrator commenced on Friday last, the Crown Hotel. The plaintiff was represented by Mr Kemplay, of the northern circuit, instructed by Mr Nichol, solicitor, of London ...
... at Peasholmes, Jane, wife of Mr. William Huddleston, farmer. aged 71 years. —Much respected. On the 23rd inst., at Thwaite Flatt, Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Mr. Thomas Onnandy, miner, aged 7 Years. On the 28th ult., at the Infirmary, Howgill-street, ...
... forbid. Tet he (God wot) regards not at all. But like asse, doth for a scarlet hatte, Forsake his God, his King, and countrey flatte. This and the two prefaces, between which it is interposed, refer to a reprint of a letter sent in 1537 from Tunstall, Bishop ...