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... o;a: Rev. W. Barlow Brown (Walkelm), Mr. Jahn Chaerpnew, Mr. W. Kenworthy, Mr. Thomas Mansfield. Ele;itTicoecliTili. Hamer, Mr. bckeriley, Mr. Forrest, Mr. J. J. Riley, Mr. Thomas Doolittle. Walla math: Mr. Walter Taylor (Holton), Mr. N. Mama, Mr. Nathan ...
... 2ncl, 3rd, and ftb. John futon, Aiders, pan of four cut blooms-Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, John Hall ; 4th. Edward Bri. racy. Hoses. hardy grown. four distinct varieties-let and 2nd. William Schofield, Esq. Rowe, single specimens -Ist, 2nd. and 3rd. Vtilliam Schofield ...
... throughout Great Britain. A REFORM BANNER AND ITS HISTORY. In the Loadan Sheriff's Court the case of Ti; brooms. Temp, &mire, end Thomas wen. beard on Thia was an action to recover £lO coon a shape 'Wok had given by the bees of the London Working Merin AS4O l ...
... sth Royel Lancashire Militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel J. Townley. was inspected in Towneley Park, by Colonel Hardy. The regiment, which had completed its usual period of training, numbered 756 strong, six.:—Three field officers, ten replants ...
... awarded in the following order.—Celery , let A. Bohai:dd. and William Heywood. lied John Kay, 4'h James Smith, Bth Thomas Crompton. eth Thomas Kuper, 7th Robert Stott, Bth Robert Clegg. Plate of vegetables. Ist T. bolt, and James noyds. White onions, Ist ...
... Rochdale on Saturday next, calling at Bluepits to take up and set down passengers. The trip is under the direction of Mr. Thomas Livsey, of Rochdale. TREAT TO BLACEPOOL.—Messrs. %V. it J. Todd treated their workpeople, to the number of 900 with a trip ...
... never left his house after.l wards. strike of signalmen ham taken place on the dreat Peninsular Railway, India. - Mr. Dudley Hardy, the well-known artist, has presented his own petition in bankrm A donation of F. 5.000 has been sent by Mrs. Bryftm ams to ...
... notches. tad Thomas Buttorwarth. Vs/stable Moneys and Guards.—let mot lad Ws. Booth. Cabby em (brase ) —Wltlk, lot Jam Venus, Esq.; lad Jas. Marsh. lid Broderick Cropper; Red. let and 3rd Thomas Bat. teesorth, fad hums Marsh. Lmoses (Montt Thomas Butterworth ...
... Chapel, Heywood, by the Rev. W. H. Pothergill, wiffism Arthur, eldest 'arriving son of Mr. William Middleton, of Choritoneum-Hardy, to Alice, eldest daughter of John Holden, Erg., of Heywood. CLEOO.—On the 31st nit., at Bamford Chapel, by the Rev. W. Macintosh ...
... by the Bishop of Manchester to the stipendiary curacy of St. Mark's, Bury. I/EATH OY THR BURT DZYCTT CORONER.—MY. William Hardy, barrister-at-law, who for many years officiated as deputy coroner fur the Bolton, Leigh, and Bury division, died yesterday ...
... Juhn and the Abbot of Canterbury, and another, The quaker and the Robber, - both in a very creditable style. The Rev. b. G. Thomas followed with The Burial March of Dundee, and The Island of the Scot, both setting forth the valorous action of the ...
... whim thee Wm !CAROM& h mid by *man k sad boa. I Pio form of world. Pit up ~Ye Hsp Bridge Prbd 46 •. 39. Burp Bndie 102 v. Thomas's {Gary) Cboir ♦9. Heap Bridge 130 for flee wickets v. flt. Stephen's, Bury. 98 for five wickets. Rochdale Police v. Bury ...