... oberU~oatrbn;' n 7 Heeag~on ti~fesmsn,_Wr. Joseph EnowleS. LDentore: Sidesoan,,Mr. h a Smuuiel'eees' 'ClortoBeurn-Hardy:.Sidesmianj, Mr. Thomas aaysosf. . lilne: Sidesiuan,: Mrx. rederick Fielder. ?? Sidtc mtildesman,.. Mr. Wfiliam iHaddeld.. e 13Roa'roe ...

... proprietor of the Pendleton Steam Laundry. Creditors meet at the office of the solicitor, Mr. Hardy, 5, St. James's-square. Manchester, July 17, at three. Thomas Howard, Holt, Railway Hotel, 20, Oornbrookc- road, Hulme, provision dealer and beer retailer ...

... refused. The following transfers e were ?? Howie, Atherton-street, to Thomas c Phillips; John Hughes, Bedford-street, to James Hughes; i Thomas Bawlinson, Bavlngton Hill, to Thomas Bell Wil- t kinson; James Sayer, Blake-street, to Ann Barnes; 3 Henry ...

... candidates being the Eon. Alfred Erskine .Gathurne Hardy and Robert Peter Laurie, Conserva- tives, Charles Edwards, Liberal, ?? Munro Butler-Johnstone, Independent. The reoult'of the poll was as follows: Hardy, 1,467; Laurie, 1,425; Edwards, 1,294; Butler ...

... Portsmou. Her Majesty's sloop Dragon remains here temporarily, in place of the gonbdat Grappler, which has sailed for Suakim' Thomas Mauutfordwascharged at Nottighsm yesterday, with the theft of a letter containing money belonging to the Postmaster-GeneraL ...

... Wilfred Hackett vice Joseph Kay. : Rochester; Thomas Brighouse vice Moorhouse a Thorpe. Sittingbourne: James Fletcher vice 1 Thomas Kirkby Northam. Warsham: E. J. Southall vice Samuel Johnson. Beocles: Kim- i ber Hardy. vice John Rogers. Attleborough: I John ...

... Lancaster N. ; Thoe. Dowthwaite, Lancaster St. Peter's; 5'Robert F. Ewan, Skerton N. ; *Robt. Hardie, Longridge N. ; Rd. Hosker, St. Ignatius' Win. Ray, Lancaster St. Thomas's; aiThos. W. Smith, Scotforth ; Bartholomew Woodcock, Talbot ; Wrn. H. Woof, Lancaster ...

... electors were: Edwin Beilby, Newton-le-Wil- lowe; John Wright, Thomas i. ileyiwood, James Woreley, Aaron Battersby, W. Richard- son, John Dearden, Paul Pimblett. Matthew Jolley, and Thomas Houghton, Eaydock. Alse nominated by William Urquhart Newton-le- ...

... divided between all his children, except his Jsons John Hardy and Richard Hasell; £6000, the re-iduc o' his real estate, certain furniture and effectsu and his cattle and farming stock to his son John Hardy : and these are other legacies and Provos. He directs ...

... Henry Jones presided, and among those present were Messrs. A. Sharp, J. Currie, C. Hardy, J. S. O'Reilly, J. D. Thomas, F G. M'Naboe, W. J. Grant, G. Reed, J. C. Thomas, 3. Gates, Graham, R. Lyons, e. FHolmes, EL. Burgess, T. Williams, T. Craven, E. Davies ...

... chair. Mr. Owen, solieitor, read the g minutes of the last annual vestry; after whith, upon the motion of Mr. Hardy, Mr. Joh. Gibson, AM-..Thomas .r: l Crosbie, and Mr. Robert Kirkus were norninatfe andus a appointed overseers for the ensuing yentr. Tile ...

... South-street, to James Findlay; Thomas Handiford, Sparling-street, to James Tarbuck; John Wilson, Summerseat, to Alice Halliwell -John C. Dawell, Thomas-street, to Thomas Tritton ; James Mareton, I Truernan-sateet, to Joseph Hardy; Philip Mullen, Waterloo- ...