... ERBARY.—On Sunday last, the annual sermons on behalf of the Wesleyan Sunday School was preached in the above chapel by Thomas Hardy, req., of Manchester. The attendance afternoon and evening was very good. In the afternoon, the scholars walked in procession ...

... Ist instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, Mr. John Wild, of Manchester, bnt late of Mellor, Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Marple, but formerly of Manchester. On the Ist instant, at the Parish Ohnrch, Chapelen-le-frith, by the Rev. W. H. ...

... attendance and merit. SrVetAL Sam wc.4. —On Sunday three special services were conducted in the Weslcyan Chapel, Marple, by Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Manchester. ...

... variety ente r . tainment Was gieen by the children, and during evening au address on temperance w rk was given ,by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchestey. meetin - Waal brought to a clos e b y t h e nsual vote, of - I ce OF SONG. —On Sunday evening a Th. lost ...

... Births, Marriages, Deaths MARRIAGES. On the 17th inst., at St. Mark's Church Sheffield, by ale Her. W. Milton, vicar, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Vmoria-strest, to Mary, third daughter of tue late Mr. John Andrew. farmer Whitfield. On the 15th inst., at Cheadle, near ...

... Chapel. P. S A.—At the weakly meeting of the P. S. A. on Sunday afternoon in the Coion Room., an a.t,lre. w as given by Mr. Thomas Hardy, temperance mi..lonary and evangelist DE4TO 4% OLD ODDIILL4 , W.-00 Saturday the remains of Robert Downs, an oil inhabitant ...

... WESLEYAN SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. —On Sunday last, the annual sermons on behalf of the Wesleyan Sunday Schools, were preached by Thomas Hardy, Req. The stormy weather prevented the attendanoe be as lore as wu expected. The choir sung a choice selection of ramie ...

... —On Sunday was celehratool the anniversary of the Wesleyan Sunday.sehool, and in commemoration two were preached by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchus - ter, to largo cntiLtegations. The usual proceesion of scholars teachers took place. In the after. noon a ...

... virtue. Mr. Hoyle by expressing his gratification that the of ' hope 'had been so well supported by men of the locality. Or. Thomas Hardy, who hdroillfi l l Mr. Lawton as one who had band of hope said Br i s i s li a l a rn a band because it of and are just ...

... road-ia brought ieto requisite tox ihe purposes of robbery and attempted murder. FKi.LoW.-At iho p.lioo co“.t, MonJay, Thomas Hardy pleaded oi' b drunk riotous ou the 7th ms. appeared that had bee., gomg about Chapel,tre without his cost, shortly o’clock ...

... relict the late Kiohard Mosley, of Compstall- road. _ . Habdt.—On the 18th ult., aged 8 years, Sarah, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Victoria-street, Glossop. _ Braddock. —On the 23rd ult., aged years, James Braddock, of Lower Barn, Hadfield. Nbwton ...

... --On Saturday evening • Temperance lecture was given in the Wesleyan &Moot, Marple, hi all of the Rand of Hope, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Mr. F. C. Cooper presided. CONCEIT. —On Sid a well attended concert was given in the Shepley Hall, tfarple ...