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... their own au of his mivistrs tions thew of thirty- and commodious building, and it is very gratifying to} Mr. Thomas Kirkconnel!, Mr. Thomas Walsh, arrangement will be satisfactory to all the parties appeinted, as at presen: t, by the chairman of the ...
... meeting held at Douglas, Isle of Man : Manchester Ist: William Rowe, Thomas Meredith, John Slater. Manchester 2nd: William Inman; one to be obtained. Manchester 3rd: Thomas Jobling, Thomas Cain, Frederick Smith.*iiolton : John OscrofC*Oldham : William Antlitl' ...
... near the furnace, is the ouly memorial left by the dead “ half- two o'clock. Edward Arm- strong, Tuomas Giedstone, Jobn Hardy, Thomas Bell, and Meeting at a others, took seriously ill. We all had a to two 0’ when Tibbs, Henry , H. Gibson, also.’ and W. ...
... Wilkinson to Lawereuce Wilkinson; the Bash Inn, Fleming~ ware, from John Bannister to William A inall; the ulean Inn, from Thomas Pickop to James I inson; the Albion Inn, Ss. Paul-street, from Priscilla Ramsbottom to Ashton; the Half Moon, N from James ...
... received by the commitice £400 collected at Cheltenbam ; £100 from Messrs, Liird, Dawson, and Hardy (of the Low Moor In mWorks); ¢ ’ promised by Mr. Thomas Clogg, of Manchester; and £6 5s. 3d. from the workpeople on the and Hereford Railway, Coytzmurine ...
... Saturday, abont midnight, in the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramcote, and commenced beating for game. Their names were Thomas Hardy. Henry John Hallam, Jobn Harrison, and keeyers—Edward Hnasband and John Wricht. Samuel Potter. They were observed by two ...
... held at Bolton, on Saturday last, Mortimer Grimshaw assumed the re- presentation of Blackburn. One of the delegates, named Hardy, of Stalybridge, has since let the public into the insight of the various motives which animated the pro- moters of the meeting ...
... case three hoors. Dauxx asp Cooper 2s. 6d. and Thomas Shanjey 5s and costs, Abraham Beswick 66 and Durbary 2s. 6d. and costs, Vielden Howorth 2s. 6d. and costs, each for being drank and disorderly; Thomas King and Michael Hanley dismissed. Assavtts-Mary ...
... E BLACKBURN TIMES, NOVEMBER 8, 1862 Miebeel Hartley, Thomas Hartley, an} James Batter. worth were committed to the House of Correction for three months each, to find the usual sureties at the ex- piration of that time; Brocklehurst was committed to the ...
... WAGES On Thursday last, Mr. Robert Smith, cotton manufec- turer, was summoned for non-ps M tof 10s, 3d., due from him to Thomas r. Ernest Jones, barrister, the defendant. for the cowplainant, and Mr. Clough on behalf after a who said that he Mr. Jones ...
... &c. The band of Pleckgate and Brookhouse On the bench there were the Church artillery volunteers was in attendance, through Thomas Dugdale, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Robinson, Rev. C the kindness cf Captain Pilkington, and played selections W. Woodhouse, Mr Richard ...
... their wives, partook of an excellent dinner. Afterdinner Mr. Thomas Barton was called to the chair, and Mr. William Butterworth to the The usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given; Mr. Thomas Green, the secretary, responded to the health of the members ...