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... jury:- John Long, Esq., Knutsford, foreman; Mr. Thomas Brierley, Tlielivall; Mr. George C. Burgess, Lyam; Mr. James Dodge, Altrincbain; Mr. John Dalin, Theiwallv; Mir. Marmadulte Flower, Knutsford; Mr. Thomas Greaves, Hale; Mr. George Grey, Tabley Superior; ...
... etion was made at the door in aid of the r on Foreign Bible Society. HIGs1WAY ROonarRy.-A t a c u 'co it, on Satur- day, Thomas Hardy was c ruitted o Kaucoford for trial, for robbing Samuel Loti, nDAsr'hesdle, ms tie evening of the 3d inst. Prosecutor c'saak ...
... injuries as to cause his death in a few hours afterwards. From the evidence of Joseph Mee, a carter in the employ of Mr. Thomas Hardy, it appeared that deceased was riding on the shafts of the waggon when he passed him in Wigan Lane, and soon after the ...
... HANDSOME PRESENT IN HUMBLE LIEE.-At the an- niversary dinner of the United Tailors' Society, held at the house of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the King of Prussia Inn, on Monday, the 7th inst., the members were so highly. pleased with the admirable cookery of Miss ...
... Allcard, Esq., - Evans, Esq., of Wigan, Henry Bulkelev, Esq., of Cheltenham, Tiotnas Atlcard, Esq., William Wagstaff, Esq., Thomas Hardy, Esq., Joseph Litton, Esq., John Stubs, Ese., ThomasTate, Esq. and other Gentlemen. Mr. Howard acted as vice-president ...
... sell at 5d., and at that price are scarcely to be had. —Inverness Courier. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thulwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, London, on Friday ...
... MA. 3 vicar, Mr. John Heap to Mrs. Sarah Worsley, both of Hulme. i On the 7th inst. at St. John's Church, Paddington, Thomas 5 Hardy Bertram, Esq. of Reading, Berks, to Helen, youngest l, daughter of the late Wm. M'Ca, Esqi. of Liverpool. d On the I st ...
... Manchester; Edward Clemuny, joiner ant builder, Manchester ; Job Henry Shackletonmouslaine de-laine manufacturer, Colne; Thomas Hardy, late of the Sawyers' Arms, Lincaster, licensed victualler and l ourneyma cooper; Daniel Cronin, doctor in medicine and ...
... :-Mr. Geo. Rice, jun., tU t.Xrtocer; Mr. Henry Wells, druggist- Pi Lk 4r. Thomas Hardy, floer dealer; Mr. w a t man, shopkeeopr-conservatives. On the 'w -if the above day, Mr. Hardy and Mr. a ,Vassed a portion of the above ward, and * i reir respective addresses ...
... Cornelius Bandall, I,oo* votes; Robert Barnes, 843 votes; Thomas Redfern, votes; Samuel Serf), votes; and Sambrook Burgess, 604 votes. Cborlton- com - Hardy : Thomas White— Didsbury: Thomas Wm. Phillips. — Flixton William Houghton.—Gorton: Joseph Stantield ...
... - west ward : Joseph Chrimes (tory), 51; Joseph Perrin (tory), 35; Thomas Banks (liberal), 28.-South-east ward : Peter Rylands (liberal), 62; William Sanderson (liberal), l1;; Thomas Jackson (tory), 51; John Evans (pubican), 44.-Latehford ward: Joseph ...
... FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1844. I{ ACCIDENTS.-On Saturday last, Andrew Ackers, a child, seven years old, was run over by a cart in Sir Thomas's-I Avrbuildings, by which his leg was dreadfully fractured and syomp Ex- he was otherwise injured. Amputation of the limb ...