... From th« Coalpit to th« Pulpit.—The Gospel Temperance Mission, which has been conducted luring the past ten days by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Manchester, and which has been attended with very 'ratifying results, came to a conclusion evening, when that gentleman ...

... bottle* vrth artificial, mineral, and crated liquids.” Dimct Local Vito.— This was the subject an address delivered by Mr. Thomas Hardy (secretary of the Wesleyan Band of Hope Union; Manchester}, in the Parish Church School, on Thursday evening, to the member* ...

... circuit. Bury: George Scott, D.D., John Wood.B.A. (Summerseat, near Manchester), Thomas Wilde,. Wm. C. Kewish ; James P. Fairbourn (Radcliffe). supernumerary. Blackburn: Thomas Hardy, Joseph Officer (Over Edward J. Smith (Oaken* shaw, near Accrington), Joseph ...

... Beaten when she strangles her child. Of author's t«mro there are many suggestions. “Alan’s Wife * has been credited to Thomas Hardy, Mr. Crackenthorpe, Frederick Widraoce, end most probable all, Mrs. GUffbrd. Pau.—Good djcMtiov.—HoHmT'* tn» aaksowladfad ...

... were asleep, early the morning, got its head between the iron bars at the foot of the bedstead, and was strangled. Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, criKery proprietor, and s large shareholder in the Lancashire ana Yorkshire Railway Company, was charged at Dews ...

... SRKIOUS FALL FROM A SCAFFOLD.— accident occurred yesterday afternoon a man engaged at Luke's Church, Victory. A mason, named Thomas Hardy, of 75, Craddock-street, Folds-road, was working on some scaffolding feet high when a plank gave way, and was precipitated ...

... Comma: l-flmif rot ACTUM, Symington. Araminta's Tow. A Comejletta. Syllable Evui Heart. Whole Ward. L-lOIMIH TkAvmuss, Thomas Hardy, author from the Madding Crowd. Chapters. l-Ttu MIUT ran HILL A Aory by E. Linton, author of Pafcrtsfc KsmhaD, he ...

... were asleep, early in the morning, got its head between the iron bars at the h#ot of the bedstead, and was strangled. Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, cdKery proprietor, and large shareholder the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, was charged Dewsbury on ...

... “ Journal “ OUanus Copies of “Chrlstws Lenes.* efetalmng ao orl(taall ebarUe and deries for ...

... with oaatn. Crxaraoo Laono. af Chrttanme Leaves, containing original) charade sod far OhrktsHAt specially written Thomas Hardy, Ledv Viet— Ore* Uk, & Ly— Lietoo, Frederick Flee— Many—»and I—loo* Ooastik, eflootecrsof grc— disttoctiee to tea reti ...

... appaaranoa o( the various templar, and tbs —«—■ which the worshippetL The allegory was vary louraatiog and amusing. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Manehatter, also gars vary earnest address. Songa given Km Bomtche, “Homo, sweat bow;” Him A. Barry. * Within toilq o' ...

... Chairman the Urban District Council, attended the Assize Court*, Manchester, Thursday, and qualified a* county magistrate. Mr, Thomas Hardy, the well-known temperance lecturer, who for the past five yeans hoe worked iu the Manchester district, under the auspices ...