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... say, of all ages; for amongst other individuals who wete present was the upright-minded and fearless champion of liberty, Thomas Hardy, who has iiyed to see that become a ministerial mea! ure, for which he was once in such immi. nent danger of suffering ...
... roses and NC tCUIUeS as nlt so good, owing to the extreme for. droie's qf the season. The principalprizes in'stove house, hardy plants, were won by, Roger tr. b greenhouse plant, R. Btirlosv, James Ashiworth;, bestgrapesi ditto;5et nbgnape5, Croesnss ...
... ssrrender Oct 4, 14, and Nov11, atinine.-Solicitors,,Oliversain and'Co., Fredrick's-place, Old lewer. HALL Williham. HALL Thomas Spenvcer, and HALL William John Crasby-sqoare', Lower Tfiavmes-atreel~ packers, Oct 4, at eleven, 18. and Nov311 at ten.- ...
... HOTEL.-AS Mr. Heytwood will preside, 05 this occasl'n, an early application for tickets is'particu. lly requested. MATTHEW HARDY, Secretary. Manchester, 10th Nov. 1831. TMIEETING of the Leypayers of the Towiship of A Choritor Row,' held at the Town Hall ...
... to lMIs Elizabeth Hardy, both of this totn Otl the 7th instant, Mr. Robert Woolley, to Miss Catharine Hall, both of Dukentleld. On the Iat instattt, at t3twdon, the llev. 1V.T tarvehurcht H A. to Etnitin. yttungest daughter of Thomas Hope4d, Esq, of Ford ...
... MEMOIR OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. The forthconsing Memoir of Mr. Hardy contains the folloiving account of his arIrest:- On the memorablhe 12th. of alay, 1794, at half post six o'clock in the nmorninl, Mr. Laszun, junior, the son of the King's messenger ...
... Wh~lsls Esq. Jitusoili Itemire Oules, Esq. A1011 leo'. Blooive. Esq. IWillismn flioiorie, Esaq, Wltma 0tlilinitia rowso Eoq. Thomas Iltuciiio tlease Esq. Jtm C[awond, Esq. ' WVulljnni Gilvuard Searitli, tisq. Johnl Peelo (.laplaam,' Esq. ' Iiliiiiai SiriiOetoti ...
... Dean-st Pete Ryder, 136h do. Thomas Ariiold WV. Cr. Ne~wt'on.' Aucoats-st J. Lynch Geo. Jacques, Oldhain-road William Sparks .Janiies Kay Jarsav John Cross 'T. IVorthinglon,l5eansgate Thomas Tbeasdalo Johii eodlaeld (to. Thomas Bayley John Stanley do0. James ...
... the prosecitor said one of the men who lunocked himis dowt was withoit a coat.-Tbe Jury found him gttilty. -otsitniaKIttt. Thomas Preslnii, aged 17, Charles Hilptert, aged 24, and Tltniitag Heteson, aged 18, were indicted for bliealing into the house of ...
... t redaodendroloas, of r,.oirco'ta bygdutotx fat;adta pJ..( r acd tlie union of the c t v01 arietfeS, possu~lteoingt the hardiness a , uO1 111i theA [ rica colourof e 01 ethou daOii;thcll nhucti.phg of Stheia IdO nbe uft0CJI'i aldslc a striking instance ...
... Wardlaw, niece Vl of the tev. Dr. Wardlaw, of Glasgow. day, Onl the 24th. uhltino, at St. Mary's Chareb, In this town, Mr. nit Thomas Gibson, of Lees, iear Oldham, to Mrs. Ogdea, of tHey Chapel. 72 On tbe24th. ultimo, at St. MIchael'sChureb, Ashton, Joseph ...
... ath. instant, at Rochdale, Mr. Thomas Young. of Liverpool, officer in his Majesty's revenue of Excise, to Miss Harriet Kershaw, of Shaw Edge, near Halifax. On the 16th. instant, at St Peter's Church, Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Gaskell, son of J. Gaskell, Esq ...