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... Messrs. Thomas Wright and John Baguley ; Norton, Messrs. John Hewitt and John Dutton; Runcorn, Messrs. William Rigby and Thomas Brewer; Stockham, Messrs. William Burgess and Thomas Woodward, Antrobos; Sutton, Messrs. Joseph Knibb and Thomas Doodson ; ...
... George Artingstall, Esq George Fell, Esq Thomas Fell, Esq William Neild, Esq Rev. 0. H. Carey Thomas Wallington, Esq S. B. Chadwick, Esq W. F. Gooch, Esq J. G. Dale, Esq George Crosfield, Esq John Crosfield, Esq Thomas Davies, Esq James A. Itowson, Esq Major ...
... people; and he called a witness named Thomas Conlan, who gave evidence to that effect.—The bench, however, considered the case proved, and fined the defendant 401. and costs; in default, a month's hard labour. Thomas Chalmers Morton, gentleman, Fulshaw ...
... silk, the property of John Hardy, at Altrincham, on the 16th of March, 1069.—Mr. Swetenham conducted the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Brandt defended the prisoners.—lt appeared that both prisoners entered the shop of Mr. Hardy at the same time, but went ...
... ; a c or Heife; £3, ; a Sti, Cattle may be boo] Williamson, Red Veterinary Surgeon, Bell, the Warren us Joseph Burgess, Jr Thomas Newton, Halliwell, Farmer, CI Old Cock, Stretfol Altrincham ; or to Tabley Old Hall, _ SUI lERECTION OF r GRAND CERT, in aft ...
... Artingstall, Esq George Fell, Esq Thomas Fell, Esq William Neild, Esq Rev. 0. H. Carey Thomas Wallington, Esq 1 1 0 S. B. Chadwick, Esq 1 1 0 W. F. Gooch, Esq 1 1 0 J. G. Dale, Esq George Crosfield, Esq John Crosfield, Esq Thomas Davies, Esq 1 1 0 James A. Rowson ...
... carter, employed at the time in discharging a load of coals. James Travis, about 36 years of age, who also a wife and family. Thomas Eddleston, aged about 55, married with a family. In addition to the above, we believe there was another man injured, but not ...
... 1870, to enter ta aken out on the 11th TO ( £4 155.; a two years Jolt, a 10s. ; a Cow 1 L a h ilf, il ss. TEND' ying to Mr. Thomas (JANF e ;sford ; Mr. Lewis, one t dworth ; Mr. George Fo , NE .. presiden is, Lower Peover ; 3lr. tract nil Inn, Tabley ; ...
... Altrincham, 55.• and costs; Thomas Hobson, Bowdon, 10s. and 9s. 60. costs; Michael May and his wife, Altrincham, former ss. and costs, and the latter let off; Hardy Urautham, Os. and Ss. Cd. costs; Henry McGrill, ss. and costs; Thomas Mareland, Sale, 10s. and ...
... Church, Choriton-eum-Hardy, by the Rey. J. Booth, Mr. JOHN COOKEiON, of The Firs, stretford, to ALICE, fourth daughter of Par. GEORGE WHITBLEGG, of Choriton. April 27, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. J , Troutbeck, MA., THOMAS, second son of the ...
... restored to consciousness. The bench said * that Mr. Thomas had acted in a very praiseworthy manner. The girl was bound over to keep good behaviour for three months, the bench adding that but for Mr. Thomas she would doubtless have lost her life through her ...
... malady. HEAVY SENTENCE urox A FORGER.-At the High Court of Justice, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, Lord Ardmillan presiding, James Thomas Hardie, commission agent, Leith, was charged with the forgery of bills of exchange and promissory notes, to the value of £13,692 ...