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... Warnngton. •Same day, I 3S, Julia Cochrane, of Kay-jtreel ~ n 15 , th n,n , t ' ■“ Hardy Mill, Harno.vj, Jaaea U»bb. h-vj., late GUsgo*. col Lon-jam ;l,nc aged 71, Mr. Thomas Knowles, B'acUuur«-.‘»iroi‘t; his friends and acquaintances • the innant, ayrl 19 ...
... the ** Victory, Halliwell; another is being elected by Mr. John Heat n. in Higher Bridge-street; and third, belonging Mr. Thomas Taylor, will be stunted near the Grecian Mill on Bolton Moor. Messrs. Whittaker and Woodhousr, we noderstaad. are employed ...
... 'LI. ON llii‘ l!tof Makcii Nixt, Ihe Partnership subsisting; between THOMAS BUTTEBFY & CO. will niSSOI.VKI). The Premise* will then undergo AUcrati.iiis, ami be lIE-i (PJiNEI) by THOMAS BUTTEUI.y his own oum, purely SHAWL, MANTLK. and KSf AIILISIIMENT. ...
... will Ist extensive sale lor them in this neighbourhood Dated October M. I»i7 Cure of Asthma of ten years’ standing. I. Thomas Hardy, aged tid yearv, have been affl.cted with severe asthma for lu years, during which time have used every known remedy and ...
... there will be extensive sale lor them in this neighbourhood Dated October *.1817 Cure of Asthma ten yeans' standing. I. Thomas Hardy, aged years, have been afflicted with severe asthma for lu years, during which time I have used every known remedy and ...
... chair. The chairnan was supported his right Thomas Luff. Esq., G.M. of the Order ; J. C. Cox, of Smthaniplon, one of the directors; Mr. C. Hardwick, G.M. of the Preston district; Mr. S. T. Settle.director; Mr. Hardie, P.G.M.; Mr. Jos. Lottos, Bolton; Mr. Watson ...
... pleasure. I have found great relict, and continue mprove in health—l can safely recommend them safe and most invaluable remedy Thomas Hardy, Gravel W'alk, October 3, Ibid Voucher for the truth of (he above. Mark Brklsford, Druggist. Oldlum Bewareof Imitations ...
... next, w hen they w ill meet Newcastle -upon-Tyne.— BV(/u« Times, Railway Accident. Sixgclar Presence Minik—On Saturday last. Thomas Fox, goods porter at the Lancaster and CarlLle Railway Station, was breaking some waggons down incline, when his foot slipped ...
... work they are laying out for the letter carriers;- Jeremiah Whitehouse Little Bolton Street Lancashire. For Mr. Thomas Brotherton At Thomas Morans North sth Below Gefferson* 66-1 Phiia Delphy Pensylrena America. The Annual Northern Tulip Snow was held ...
... 0 1 0 Charles Lomax 0 1 0 Robert Bentley 0 10 Edward Cooper 0 10 Richard Turner 10 Alexander Hardy 0 10 Thomas 10 Thomas Jolly 0 10 John Jolly 0 1 0 Thomas 0 1 0 John Walch 0 10 James Waters 0 10 William Rawsthome 0 John Ilampson 0 10 James Livesey ...
... and S. Bedford, Manchester, milliners. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS J. mamUucturer —first Jiv, of 3s. 4|d., any Tuesday, Mr. . Hardy, Manchester, dry-salter—second div. of •is. sjd., any Tuesday, at Mr. llobio./s. BANKItUPTS. Cliarlcit O’Neil, Golden->quare ...
... in the same position as formerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commander of the Admiral, if the ell ; of Friday continued, the funnel would be soon washed . away and the wreck broken ...