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... streets, but find proper stabling. A PRIVY COUNCILLOR FlNED.—Thomas Taylor, carter to Mr. Woods, was fined Is. for removing night soil during prohibited hours. TUESDAY.—Bef ore G. W. Hardy, and P. Smith, Esqs. STEALING 4. GILL OF WIIISICEY.--John Riley ...
... The Queen has been pleased to grant unto Thomas France, clerk, Bachelor in Divinity, rector of Davenham in the county Palatine of Chester, second and eldest surviving son and heir of Thomas France, (formerly Thomas -Hayhurst), late of Bostock Hall, in the ...
... labourers. Mr. S. Howard is the chairman of the society, Mr. Thomas Buck the vicechairman, Mr. T. Berry, sen., the treasurer, the following gentlemen forming the committee :—Messrs. Chas. Holt, Thomas Kent, W. H. Holt, Wm. Gresty, Wm. Howard, John Goolden, ...
... after restoration on Wednesday. Yes, Ma'am, for a splendid 70. Teal go to Wareing's (opposite Darlayshire's, the pork shop,) Hardys Buildings, Altrincham, where I can buy good new currants at 3d. per lb. BEOAD LANE CHAPEL, SALE.—On Sunday, two sermons were ...
... Birchall were each fined ss. and costs, or seven days, for being drunk and fighting in Buttermarket-street, on Saturday, night.—Thomas Bryan was also fined fis. and costs, or seven days for a similar offence. —Thos. Galvin and Edward Mealor were also brought ...
... pledged by the male prisoner at a pawnshop in Church-street, the ease was dismissed. TUESDAY. Before Alderman Smith and G. W. Hardy, Esq. ROBBERY FROM A MA.N.— Charles Kerr was charged with having stolen a sovereign ar_d seven shillings from the person of ...
... declined: He was fined os., and j.oa. costs. ALLEGED THEFT OF A WATCH.—Elizabeth Yones,, domestic servant in the employ of Thomas Wilkinson of Broad-road, Sale, charged with stealing asilier watch, the property of her master, on the 23rd December. From ...
... on previous years. French Revolving Mould Plough and Pulverising Ploughs.—lst, £6, Thomas Thompson, Preston o'th Hilt, ploughman to Mr. Brereton ; 2nd, £2, John Hardy, ploughman to Joseph Knowles, Appleton • 3rd, £2, George Bate, ploughman to Richard ...
... ventilation of workshops. It you important that workingua.:n should have as much pure air as possible, and he thought they need hardy be surprised, looking at the vitiated state of atmosphere in which they workcd, that after leaving work they should call at ...
... prisoners would be discharged. CHILD DROWNED AT ISIIDDLEWICH. On Tuesday evening last, a child named Thomas Henry Hough, aged three-Years, son of Thomas Hough, labourer, was seen playing with other children near the canal side, and about half an hour afterwards ...
... Catholic schools, Ziorthwich. Mrs. J ukes presided at the piano, and Mr. Jukes at the harmonium. The star of the concert was Mr. Hardie, a comic singer, of Birkenhead. There was a large audience. After the concert the room was cleared for dancing, which was ...
... police-constable deposed to . finding the defendants in the place named, crammed it like a lot of rats. Patrick Maloney, Thomas Lovell, Thomas Walsh, and John Maloney were discharged after being cautioned. Thc:. other defendants, Michael Maloney and Edward Lovell ...