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... is 93. Tee WILL 01 THI LATE THOMAS ETON, ESQ.—The will and codicil of the late Thomas Lyon, Esti, of Ap. pleten 11811, were proved in the District Registry of the Court of Probate at Cheater, on the 14th ultimo, by Thomas Henry Lyon, Esq., son of the ...
... Req., M P., .1. F. Marsh, Esq., Thomas Parr, Esq„ and Benjamin Pierpoint, Esq., as chosen by the council, the following gentlemen form the council for the ensuing year, viz., Messrs. S. Chandlcy, W. Davies, W. Fell, W. Hardy, S. M. Webster, S. Holden, Whittle ...
... be delivered to the Town Clerk, on or before the First day of November uest. Dated this 26th day October, G EDD A. D. 1859. THOMAS Town Clerk. Dated the NORTH-EAST WARD. AT a Public Meeting of the Bur g esses of the North-east Ward held in the Council Chamber ...
... Mr. John Lamb Mr. Lamb 1 0 2 1 1 Mr. Thomas Craik W. M. Marsh, Esq 1 0 3 0 Miss Honiby Miss M. Gaskell . Mr. Thomas Ellison Mr. James Slather . M iM6 E. Wilson-Patten Lori ('hurston Rey. 1). Beaufort 1 0 Mr. Thomas Isherwood 1 11 7 8 Collection at Church ...
... Festally. The case was remanded until Tuesday, Tim LAVP—Thomas Wakb pleaded guilty to the offence of being drunk and disorderl, and was tilted Js and mats. Bofors the MATOI. (T G Esq.) RENJOIIN and G W Hardy, 'Dint a Brit ltrimn was placed in the dock oa a churl ...
... Mere; Thomas Baxter, Acton Orange ; Thomas Bennett, B. Tickle, Keckwick ; J. Irwin, Daresbury ; Watkinson, Mobber ley ; Devonport, Belshaw, Altrincham ; Attest, Ogden, Inntsford ; Jackson, T. Money, (of the Cheshire Yeomanry) Thomas Bcswick, Thomas Ockleaton ...
... Individually, he felt, and he was sure every member must feel, deeply grateful to Almerman Hardy for the services he bad rendered the town. 'Applause.) Alderman Hardy before the adoption of the minutes rose to make a few remarks upon the observations of the ...
... Sunday.—((heers.) he following gentlemen wore elected Presiding Aldermen :—Shaw The% South-west; Peter Robinson, Northeast; Thomas Glazebrook Uplands North- west ; Joseph Chrunea, South - east ; Charles H. C artwright, Latchford. This closed the business ...
... POLICE NEWS. BOROUGH COURT. Before the 31Asoe, and G. W. HARDY and G. ARTINOSTALL, Euro. Douate Tuter.—A delicate weakly-looking woman. named Rachael Rowland , a fustian-cutter, was charged with having stolen a sheep's head, the property of Mr. lloweock ...
... et, merchant. —Thomas Paul Youngman, Nottingham, oc agent —Charles Smith, Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, James Sampson, Bristol, picture dealer.—John Rowe Httet, Plymouth, watchmaker. —George Harm ston Edwards, Lincoln, tobacconist. Thomas Helliwell, Hipperholme ...
... Winstanley, glasseutter, had been inflicted. B fore Benjamin Pierpeint and G. W. Hardy, Ems. a neighbour, withusing threatening language towards him, DR UNK ANC DIeORDERLT. — Thomas Taga i r of Scotland. 'e, , whereby he had cause to fear bodily harm. Moms ...
... then the following oakenb were appointecL—W. Belmont, Esq. was elected president of the society for the ensuing year ; 0. W. Hardy land Joseph Litton, re-elected vies - its; John Bylands. Esq. was rcappointedhon. sec. ' Mr White. DISTRICT NEWS. CREWE. CRINOLINE ...