... John- 'opson, Wood-street,'silk. weaver; Thomas Kay, Tbrostle Hall, tesilk weaver; Henry'Hartley, Wood-street; butcher; Robert' got' riscuilM rkttet, provision; dealer; Jamies: Pollitt,~ ?? tretstil.weaver; Thomas .Siveadelle;-Back othla. age joncr; John ...

... home from sickness,'and was under the care of Mr. Hardy. Towards the end of the week it was ?? thiat. the deceased waslabouraing under a fever and a Viderangedhistate of mind. OSturduy forenoon, Mr. Hardy -visited hispatient, and found him to be in such ...

... Brundritt BHrnage ?? Brown ant. tr Raendshiji ?? Gastkeet tol Lovenshulme ?? Thomas Rtasllittrne tai ?? ?? Knowles nai ?? ?? oiaert C0oet 1rot a Chorltmn-cona-Hardy Thomas Hayson h Haims ?? George ttfraden ?? Moss Side ?? Heath att Stretford ?? Hughes ...

... *John W. 'Williamson ?? Chapel atrest ?? 40 in isa ?? ?? ?? or John MichiaelIsaacs ?? ea en Nathaniel ?? he John ?? ?? se. M 'Thomas Brown, ?? Cottago . J Gi ek 51'er Leigh ?? ontpelier Place ruho. 792 T nd JohriHenryJenkinson. Adelphi ?? i 'James Renshaw ...

... Town,1Maunchestar audit ?? 6. William Hardy, drysalter, manchester, autit ?? 7. John Edwards, manufacturer, Holt Town, Maniltte cr. dividend .. 7. William Hardy, drysalter, Manchester, fliriter disdenu! 7. Thomas Samuel Browne, patent agent, Manche ster ...

... -Thre little 'village' of- Frimley,' 'froi ?? scene, on Wednesday, of a prize fightt nev hetwero two men, Wiltiamn Gill and Thomas Griffiths, the 'she forner anold ?? theescience of pugilism, and the inI latter all aspirant for pugilistic houours.~ 'A spectial ...

... William Illingworth, Samuel R. ne ?? Liverpool, Sooth (Pitt-street, ?? Thomas Stead, W eng Robert Newton, D.D. George Roebuck, Thomas Capp. do nile Liverpool, Walsh (Beon's Gardens, ?? Thomas Anbery, vwi eo-J R. Chambers. Chaster, WV. B. Thornelne Joseph K ...

... Chillbel, ?? W. W. Stamp, William Illingw4orth, Samuel ?? ib Hlall. Liverpool, South (itt-street, ?? Thomas Stead, in Robert Newton, D.D. George Roebuck, Thomas Capp. 78 Liverpool, Welsh (Bonn's Gardens, ?? Thsomas Aubery, es, J. R. Chambers. Chester, W.: ...

... Matley; 3, and Biondatta, Jos. Lees, Req4-Purple or Puce: 1, Purple Standard, BA era- E. Whittaker, Esq.; 2, Mr. Seldon, Mir. Thomas Percival ; 3,pra a an Marquis of Ayleabury, Joseph Lees; REq. - Crimson or Euby pra 818 1, B eessoin g, Mr. Jas. Wild,; 2 ...

... toolkplace Ic icihi Assemibly Room, Heaton-street, on Thorsday last, for 0i the shiete of deitliaes, stove, greenhouse, and hardy herbaceous . ,tl pblite, &e The day being fitee, the exhibition was visited! it bhyIottI4~ if e gentry of the 'noiglaboudihodd ...

... Tynemouth and Culler- If. Iae itws eveilitully recovered. - iev'tastle Ho Aum The ?? Freeholder for the present Ih Ia Mr. Thomas Beggs, urging Au, ?? society, atloptitig ihe principles soI ertelisa chad b ?? Soncieties, aurtapp)lying it to the ftie s ...

... Holyhead. She left this t port'on'ilridariiald was laden with coal, for Dublin. All on I board, tonsisnlqgof tbe baptain (Thomas Heath), his wife, etwo ?? men, perished. The vessel was part owned by the;capteib, the otler- ?? :Fryer,Jof hef d wiua. She ...