That the Board for repair of the Highways of this Parish are
resolved to enforce the provisions of the above Act, and are
prepared to receive Notices in writing, in accordance with the
said Act, from such Householders who may have cause to complain
of any nuisance.
The required Forms and further information may be obtained at
my Office.
JOHN BATEMAN,
_Clerk and Surveyor to the said Board._
_3rd October, 1848._
1849. January 20th. An explosion of gas, arising from the frost, took
place this morning at the shop of Mr. Thomas Guest, grocer, Queen
Street; the window was blown into the street, and the goods in the shop
were much damaged. Mr. Guest, who was in the place at the time, escaped
most miraculously.
February 7th, 1849. This evening, the members of the "Rose and Thistle"
Lodge of Odd Fellows, M.U., unanimously seceded from membership in
the Manchester Unity, and issued the following "reasons" for their
proceedings: