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... chequered hens: Messrs. E. Jon., W. Bull, 1.. Donke.—Blue cocks: Messrs. S. Thornhill, J. and R. Thornhill.—Blue bens: Messrs J. Hardy Burgess, R. Thornhill, and J. Mason.—hod cocker F. Arrowstnith R 1 Cheatham, and T. klardinan.—lted hens: F. ! Arrowenuth, ...
... license, de- W. Boote, treasurer ; Mr. Thomas Cooper, secretary; fondant was fined ss. and coats, .whilst for allowinf Mr. D. Lewis, choirmaster; Mr. B. Potts and Mr. J.O. the dog to be at lar g e he was ordered Hardy, auditor. A large number of gesdlemen's ...
... following is a list of the prize 3 _ . . . _ Mr. Daniel Woolley, Stockport, first prize in apples. Mr William Holmes, second, Mr Thomas Brown, won the first prize in pears, which were very handsome. Mr Joseph .Samuels, second. Mr John Whittaker, won first prize ...
... m Home, Gondhurst, Kent, and of 10, Hyde-park-gardens, who died on March 21 last, has been proved by George Thomas Jenkins, Ludwig Nathan Hardy, the son-in-law, and Chorine James Jesse!, the son, the executors, the value of the personal estate amounting ...
... l, So., added to the evening's entertainment. Among the vocalists were Menem. A. Brom ley, S. Williams, and W. Scott. Mr. Thomas Dunkerley presided, and Mr. S. Bardsley supplied the i n strumental A most enjoyable evening was spent.—On Monday evening ...
... Amongst the competitors we noticed the following well-known peds : E. F. Roby, Audeushaw F.O • Chadwick, J. Knowles aria J. W. Hardy, Norco Cheshire Harriers; J. Hyde, and others, FIELD CRICKET CLUB.—On Saturday last first eleven of the above club met on their ...
... \Volker, Wilfred Riehards., Harry Booth, Peroy Hibbert, Hardy, Harry Warren, Albert Watson, Joseph Carte, Louis Clayton, James Bottomley, David Singleton, Fred Brown, Alfred Whitehead, Harold Kllo. Thomas Thorley, ! Annie Robinson, Janie Stopfotd, Marth r ...
... Tallow Refiner, 25, MARKET STREET, G 9, HYDE LANE, AND ()ROSS STREET, HYDE. ASSAULT.—At the Ashton Police Court, on Monday. I Thomas Smith, residing in Stockport-road, Denton, was summoned for assaulting Frances Brown on the 9th instant.—Complainant appeared ...
... l'homaa Bru kshaw ; 2, Samuel Orimahaw ; 3, Edwin Locket;. P.-1, Samuel Morris; 2, Edwia Hue. 3, Peter Bow of Daltlia•-1, Thomas Samuels; 2, Jame* Backley ; Jake IV pui ACcIDENT AT A HAT.WORKS. - 00 Wednesday eVel, lug a lad named Fred Hyde, of Jane-street ...
... —This seconded by Mr. Reed, and I on Ming put to the It aldish portion of the meeting, was unanimously was also resolved that Thomas FurldVal, Esq., be again invited to be together with 32 other gentlemen as vice. presidents, also that Sir W. H. Houldsworth ...
... a brush and a spode would have clear a space, but this mid *so, proweiddy bemuse Use pacty did ado Wag the elect, yclert Thomas Austin's own flock. Person. ally, I asy that whoever was ruipoutiblo for ouch a flagrant trauggrension of good facto ought ...
... whicli has cleared for London, go Thomas Craps and wife, who are confident they can successfully cross the ocean in her, reaching England by July 4. An immense crowd is said to have witnessed the start of this fool-hardy expedition. There was a curious ...