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... Men’s Temperance Club. Blackbum-road. on Saturday evening, there was a potato pie supper On Sundsv the speaker was Mr. Thomas Hardy, sujienntendsnt the Liverpool district of the United Kingdom Alliance. In the afternoon the Rev. O. Greenwood presided ...
... William, Har- wood »t Farraday. Thoma*, North- Kate _ , Farren. Josbaa, Kccle* row Fecitt, James. Blakey atreet Fecitt, Henry. et Fielding* Abraham, Fleming square Fielding, Thomas, High st, Salford . , Firth. Thomas, Bank new, Preston new road Fish ...
... dialoguts.—On Sunday alteesoon, on the Market, Councillor presided, sod Mr. Thomas Hardy, gave an addreea—ln the Institute in the 1 evening Mr. Lewis micupied the chair and Mr. Hardy gave another address. 50 pledges weritaken.—On Monday evening an excellent ...
... mace, only memorial left the dead Friday afternoon, half-past two o'clock. Edward Arm strong, 1 nomas Gladstone. John Hardy, Thomas Uelb and others, took seriously ill. all had a prayer meeting at quarter two o'dockf when Tibbe, Henry Sharp, Oibsoo, nod ...
... 10th Inst., at her residence. Bank View. Preston Rew-mad. Blackburn, in the year her age. Hliraheth. daughter of the late Thomas Bentley. Friends please accept tills the only intimation. DaKWßJl.'—Henry Shocroek, Print Sl»m>, 60 year* ; Mary Ashworth ...
... Berood, 21. BLACISURN —John Carus, Joemplentreet, aged 21 ; Thomas Dewliurst, Workhouse. 75; Thomas Brneklehurat, Leylandstreet, 87; Deborah Haworth. Bright-street, 54; Jonathan Wood. Workhouse. Thomas Holbrook. Workhouse, 70 Michael Dean, Jomphatreet, 51: ...
... regretted. In Wt. A. Rawalifie. 5. West Groove. Gal. boons.. Boteth Wales ante td Blackburn./ Oa the 14th Inst. Rm. It. H. Hardy. WA.. Meer of Dunstan, Unanimities. aged 58 year. I fcelnerly or Blackburn>. On the MM.. at Queen's-road. James Harold. the ...
... Account: Higkwaya. wages, scavenging, and fire-engine practice-money, 6s; F. Howarth, carting, 7s J. Bnlcock, ditto. £1 108; Thomas Bieaks, watering streets. £1 10s; J- Hargreaves, setts £5 Kitchen, ch grates,£llosld; Accrington Gas and Water Company, street ...
... . —Thomas Meeham. for being drunk and disorderly Baylor street, on Saturday night, was fined od. and John Moore, for being drank refudns leave the beerhouse of John Knowles, on the Green on ■sterday afternoon, was fined 6s. and casts. John Thomas Hoove ...
... Coppoek, Higher street, aged 66 years. Oa the 16th instant, Mary fane Cronshaw, street, aged 18 years. At since our last: Thomas Aspinsll. Darwen, aged 76 years; Ann Daxbnry, DackwscAhstreet, aged 37 years; Ellen Whittaker, Bolton aged 18 years; Walter ...
... —John Lawless,3B, labourer, indicted for stealing Is. M., the property of Margaret Moorhouee, Burnley, on ]/)$ April. Mr. Hardy prosecuted.—Mrs. Moorbouse keep* earthenware aod tea shop, 111, Pad ihojn-rood, Burnley, about half-past one o’clock on 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' ...