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... ult. about half-past one o'clock, tal two girls, one five, the other four years old, were playing about in the lough, at Staveley Mill, near Kendal, when they both fell by into the water, which was more than three feet deep, and were instantly drawn through ...
... Mansrigs . 7Pri,.,t Ita n Osmothserby . .7 'Quernir . ?? Pennington .18 i.oderod.l e . -, Sutberthwate 3 Scotfirlrtl Staveley ?? .; . , 21 *Slyne-with-lset ?? Urswick. 49 Silverdale . ,, t Ulverson. 98 Torrisholme. - *Yarleside . - _Thurnrani & C ...
... Palmer, Esqs. Rcigatecl~ord Visc. Eastnor. Richmond (Yorkshire)-Hon. Sir R. Dundas3 and Hon. J. C. Dundass. Ripon-J. K. Staveley and J. Crompton, Esqs. Rochdale-Fenton. Rochester-Bernall and Milkls Ryel3. B. Curties. Rutland (Co.) -Sir G. N. Noel and ...
... Schoeleflel, J Rae, J Fielden, J Sitieoen, Sir nt a Riliven, E S Fitzroy, Lord J Stanley, lion R T Rutlsven, 1 t Fryer, It Staveley, J K Vigorw, N A Gaskell, D Strickland, G R (Gttest, J J Strutt, E - TEL.El.rs s Gully, J Tancred, H IIV Grote,G Hall,D Tlyleur ...
... s. G.W.Wood, say Wm. Ewart, J.W. Patten, Mark Philips, Richard Potter, |wn John Fort, Wim. Fielden, R. Thicknesse, T. C. Staveley, Thos. Gladstone, and Sir F.Vincent and Sir Edward that Mostyn, Bam oiiets.-On Thursday evening there was a second concert ...
... Part of the road leading toHuddersfleld, descending fromr Stand- igt edge, wvas carried away by the watery.Il The Rev. W. B. Staveley, B.A.,' late curate ofCl Church, Macclesfield, halt been aPPointbIIy t` ist j. W. Whittaker, D.D., vicar Of Blackburn to ...
... ktindly offred to preatth a sermon i eaf's r, of the charity, on Sunday next, In St. jamkes' Church. 0 ir The Rev. IV. B. Staveley. B.A.. late ?? ?? the Mtiacciesfield, has been appointed bY the gev.J W. Whittker, app Id D.D., Vicar Of Blackburn. to the ...
... effects of the seat alt soil t , p.or bil d, after his departure, becane qrlite dis. cottsolate. It several tintes weiut to ir. Staveley's l,1d. giwt's, stitld iot finding its biped friend, it evinced its se'tse of the loss by signiificanit demottstratrions ...
... dealer--J., l'.arsh, Chesterfield, scrivener-J. Kirchner, Brighton, music seller--R. Hollingdale, Strood, Kent, grocer-J. Wright, Staveley, neal Chesterfield, brush ,maoulacturer--G. Mayor and G. S. Dove, Little Distaff I lane, spice merchants-W. Shott and We ...
... ecmcbeustion, Ient my, tle appearance of stars en the front of thiletloon. at a consislerable distance from the disc. Professsr STAVELEY suggested that the second and third ho reasons swere not perfectly satisfactory. Mr. LUBBOCK made severalt remarks on the ...
... l:ufi???er I [envy to a certain extent. SI tiir l)cc ii Dice srcic (the Chairman) called upon c die Secretary (Profe?nor Staveley) to rend. a paper Si ,'rtttcii iiy hini, (thu Chairman.) on the Crystahue ? Let-. Dr. REAm re.?d. a paper on the production ...
... near Chesterfield; Messrs. Joseph and George Smith and Jacob Bridge for the Whsttington-lane; and Messrs. Diggler for the Staveley. MANC~tXSTiER AND LaEnS RAILWAY.-The cuttings alreay commenced on this extensive arid important line, are proceeding with ...