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... W• kdeu Roar — A ply 93. Albert road, I.anneorth. WIGHT Co TAOKe TO SOLD ,he•p. per cent of E • ch of -Addrese Jaen Hardy, 34, Thomas-street, Manchester. )N SALA, Kuhn Reim lb oW ; steady to ride or drive.—Apply 367, Ad, Ca,. BARB Bt.LTON SHAMES —To b• ...
... 36 cea•ding and 'I be death is announced of Miss Hardy, the eldest three seutching machines , and other valuable maelent•ry retuined. Deceased was quite a young man, the curwe • daeghter of Admiral Hardy, in whine arms Nelecen exof a relish in the South ...
... arrived at Madras 14.—Ncwa of the dieoovery of a diabolical criminal design by the explosion at Bremerhaven A man of the name of Thomas confessed that intention was to cause the destruction of a steamer at sea by means of the dynamite in a barrel fitted wall ...
... GREAT 'DERAIL DEMONSTRATION ' IN BOLTON. J. K. CROSS, ESQ., M.P., BEFORE HIS CONSTITUENIS. SPEECHES oF JOSEPH MELLOR, ESQ., THOMAS BARRE*, ESQ., J.P., JOHN HOLES, ESQ., M.P., &c. On Thursday evening, a great liberal demonstration took place at the Temperance ...
... ICT BAT 38.—At the Borough Courton Monday, three boy. named James Lee, piecer, 24, Albert-street; Thomas Lord, piecer, 6, Back Weeton-street; and Thomas Boardman, drawer, 12, Mooney-street, were charged with stealing a silver lever watch, value £3, from ...
... without opposition. Those names with the asterisks prefixed are at present members of the Board. GREAT DOITON. Lil.rals: 'Thomas Kay, gentleman, 9, York-street ; James Johnson, coal merchant, I, Wheatfield-street ; *John Openshaw, gentleman, 128, Wel ...
... Tho following gentlemen form the new cuunoil Astley Bridye: Messrs. W. Inglis and R. Lomax. Bradford Ward' Messrs. W. T. Hardie, W. Birie, J. Thornley, W. Nicholson, J. Margintion, J. Brown, T. linsworth, It. Ford, W. Bonny, and J. Yates.—tlere.4.- Messrs ...
... rtrook-ot.,rborky, suffered dmedia.ly from stomach ailtntata, Mamas they bekat to take Holden's they been reddened and happy. Yr. Thomas Dltchnekl, CheceLy, Chorhtt, erritee, The Mr/ e I h,re hal for your • stomach Mixture speaks volumes concormni the It and ...
... Ma. Moils STArrvu. Mr. Thomas Stutter, an 1 mineral and sem eyor, agent for Lard Dorby fur twelve acres of his peoperty, esid ha knew Trail ard Park well. Ho believed the Park was mat affected by the railway, and to lurk. , this line w. am moo to an shawl ...
... ; but no satisfactory reeult I being arrived at, the matter was referred by the court to Mr. Prentice —Mr. Gorst and Mr. Hardy appeared for the appellants; and the respondents were represented by Mr. Siren and Sir Henry I.e Merchant. —A considerable ...
... to the borough, namely, Charles James Darbiehire, _Robert Heywood, *James Arrowsmith, Robert Walsh, John Slater, Thomas Cullen, and Thomas Gregaon. The names of two of them are as familiar to us and to the inhabitants of the borough household words — ...
... Registry, on Tuesday, the Bishop of Manchester licensed the fol. lowiog stipendiary curates, viz. : —The Rev. Thomas M'Nulty, B.A. to St. Thomas's, Bury ; the Bev. Robert Ke r shaw Jude:on, M.A., to the parish church of Boltonle-Moors. Rees WissLares Soso ...