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... compioted it S Toar, sad is now h.mmxfidz wu.. tandmaster, Mr, Thomas Hardy. were aver 50 persons with a most aubstantial sod .“m mhvmhhd yod - came tossts and %fl--ladter v—hnr‘mhby T. Hardy, T. Henter, “:_.GMM These were accompanied . Pickering (pisvc) ...
... MORLEY SeporN DEivs —Henry finishor. of :.:::9( s-a left his 'ti?fi.{ feelworse and died ;hy -flg“ - Mary Hardy, who lives apart from ber hasvand, was fued 7a. 66, and costs at the Dews vary West Police-cours on Moaday for m“kufl in Askroyd Siceos, y ...
... Mr G, Hardy presided. A mowt feature of the docasion was flug : aoapimity ot she sadienoce, all voting % ambling wss opposed to the wellare of gnmnhy. Mesnrs W Hardeastls, J. T, Clokias, ¥, Swestirg, Wormaild, Sykes, Mastermaz, sud J. . Hardy took part ...
... s. George Bose, I'urston e Fiow o posssbarios. — Lesh or goose es. Twigge, ka.—_s_efiud for group of miscellansesz plants. Thomas Hebden, Carr Gate—Firsts for roes, asters, stocks, hand bouquet of greenhouse flowen, wdd-n:sh-; seconds for dahlias, six ...
... Normanton on Sunday morning (midnight). the 20th inst. P.C. Capstick found the defeadant drunk in the road. 12s. 6d., or 7 days.——Thomas Anderson, miner, m'ufllfinnnlihd’“hrm street on Saturday night, the 12th inst. P.C.s Wakel.i:’ and Perry found the defendsut ...
... uumnm.lm oor, su.u{i-“ Hr prox —On the inst., aged 59, Mr Hudsos, Outwood. JorinroN—On the b.b lost. aged 63, Marla, wile ol r Thomas Juhason, Overson. Larie—-oOs the Stk inet. Maria Pollna Mottram Little, Smyth Strest, Wakefloid, aged 65 years. [Friends will ...
... justices were imposed :— Edward Wright (farmer, lot'h-.ll) sad Williem Smith (milk dealer, Rothwell), 13s. Bd. esch. ' P 0. Hardy mfll the cases.— Fred. &r Roberts (butcher, u-o). PO. Shaw, Ils 6d—Jeremish Willicms sod Eli Gray (miners, Normaaton), 11s. ...
... staticu by Lhe sssembied taschers aod sobolars, who geve him a very heacly recep tion. The meeting =se also sddreswed by Mr, Thomas Davenpors, of Radcl!ffe, nesr Manchester, wbo bas bad a large expecience o missia work o his own lcc.lh{_ vbe thrilling details ...
... Of estesm for r-t-rvhu uW. :g& snd that to Mr, French was the name and the office vacated. M(lnnmnham of the deacons; Mr, Hardy, secretary the church ; Mr, T. 'Wataon, present cholrmaster ; -flfi.l.flaflmfla.uddehm munhg mwm %B‘M the company soon dispersed ...
... respectabdle married women sad & lot of uhfld_— He was »ent to prisos for six weoka, on both ON TH¥ SPRER AT STRERTIIOUSK —Thomas E miper, Shariston Common, wes found drunk at Streothonse omn the 30th u't. by P.C. w.knultalfl thers were previgus convictions ...
... West Arcaley. LEBON--On the 2a¢ w Mr Thomas umu 0-%‘5&.‘ fi sfiu Rtagroee, daogbier of : .r.oll Jessop's Bnutbs'h.- Wfloflufl. oILMES—On the 2% aged 43, Klizadeth Asa, AR Do TS, AsNtay G RTLEY—On the 23ed uit., 5, Thomas, son of Rit s som, wn o - 0y ’ Rebert ...
... of Mr. J. Msakill blacksmite, aag was an employee of Measrs. Hartley, briey Mg‘u 'imml‘dcflltx ware mother youth, a oamed Thomas Whiteman, snd the person (:: WM:'): isld out the body. The clrcum. stancesars quiteordinaryand easily uscerdood i g.p iato ...