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... BOLTON. Accunirr. On Tuesday William Eccles, of 20, Hardy-street, and emphived at the Soho Works of Messrs. Hick, Ilargreave . s, aud Co., was admitted into the Infirmary suffering from injuries sustained whilst following his employment. He was assisting ...
... C OLOSSEUM THEATRE, OLDHAM. TO-NIGHT at 7 30, and on SATURDAY at 7, JAMES M. HARDIE and SARA VON LEERS' COMPANY, On the Proutier..' REA:, INDIAN BRASS BAND. MONDAY, February 22nd, and Every Evening dining the Week, at 7 30, JOHN A. ATKINS' COMPANY, ...
... HARDY'S PRIZE MEDAL SAUCES AND RELISHES ARE ALL MADE FROM FRUITS AND SPICES ONLY. WARRANTED GENUINE. ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. HARDY'S EVERYONE'S RELISH, Sold in bottles, 20. and 2d., are superior to other Relishes sold at 40. Try it and compare. Sold ...
... Comb, 2d. Stamps. SOLE MAKEn, THOMAS NUTTALL, MACHINIST, SQUARE STREET, RAMSBOTTOM, MANCHESTER. HARDY'S PRIZE MEDAL SAUCES AND RELISIIE6 ARE ALL MADE FROM FRUITS AND SPICES ONLY. WAREANTED GENUINE. ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS USED. HARDY'S EVERYONE'S RELISH, Sold ...
... CHANOIC.—A change of carder has taken place at the Lonerange Mill. Mr. Thomas Brooks, late manager at the Livingstone Spinning Co., has been appointed in place of Mr. Joseph Hardy who has resioied. _ _ ACCIPFNT TO A TICNIZR.—On Thursday week II cardroom ...
... Jn0. It. Stott,Oldliam, for Improved means for supplying air to mines and other similar excavations, 29th October. 17,053, Thomas Coates, An improvement applicable to sprinklers for extinguishing tires, 29th October. 17,152, Ed. Collinge, of Oldham, ...
... workpeople and residents of Moot-field assembled at St. Thomas's Church School to the number of 500, the occasion being a presentation of an illuminated address and photos to Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy, manager of the Moorside Mills (Messrs. T. Mello. dew ...
... FARNWORTH. FATALITY.—On Tuesday forenoon an inquiry was held at the Vitriol Makers Arms, Albert-road, Farnworth, before Mr. Hardy, deputy district coroner relative to the death of Robert Duxbury, employed as a scutcher by Messrs. Nuttall and Sons, at their ...
... (ascending the scaffold).—Sir Thomas More. Don't let that awkward squad fire over my grave.—Burns. I feel as if I were to be myself agaiu.—Sir Walter Scott. '1 resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country.—Thomas Jefferson. It is well.—Washington ...
... N G TON. NEW LABOUR ASSOCIATION.—Mr. lieir 'Hardie, M.P., has promised to visit Accrington in February next and address a meeting of the memb: ri and friends of the newly imiugurated llidepondmt, Labour Association, and an endeavour is made to induce ...
... for and published in the Official Journal of Patents during the wia,k ending June 2nd, 1893 :—No. 10,369, J. Farran and F. Hardy, Manchester, for improvements in the manufacture of heald and weavers' harness, and in looms to be employed in the manufacture ...
... OLDHAM-ROAD, 79, MOSS-LANE WEST, 42. LOWER HIL GATE, STOCKPORT. HARDY'S PRIZE MEDAL SAUCES AND RELISHES ALL ALL MADE FROM . FRUITS AND SPICES - ONLY. WARRANIED GENVINZ. ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. HARDY'S EVERYONE'S RELISH, Sold in bottles, 20. and It, are superior ...