... Rochdale, cm Jan 9 swab Moran, 41.1, charwoman. for nettling, at e, on January 14, an iron front, the of Thomas and Otl the 2nd inst.. coat belonging to Thomas Mpeneer. Twelve Cryer. 34, Ptriker, for dealing, at Rochdale, on the 'I Jccuvry. Its., the property ...

... they go is carte to Money, on Thursday to Fleetwood, on Friday In to Wonky. (Awash Mac oow). sthool was pretithed by the Ban. Thomas Walston:reit, IL A., Ileum Win. Pike, R. Jackson, J. Cream, end E. Hama. There as, 480 Widen as the books; and in the 310 ...

... puma, him lordship also, at the S•l2l# tints, licensed the Octsvius Frederick Pinot, to the stipendiary curet, of Cbarkonenin-Hardy, near _Manchester. SCDDEN D L—Yesterdayafterioon about six I o'clock, the progress of • woman passing down Charlotte. I street ...

... standing in his door. He had • pin with him. This a few the ern 'thaw sad then were laths Waddlers into the Winn and Jaws or Thomas rid the Were open. Ihn Inhere war in the It& nen biro& got up they all menha the how. When ti.e se SP the old awn TX= the ...

... SALF()RD. The euclidean for 'riots ward. is Salford r re Tort Hall. rarrday, Inn Pass —R Hoard (C.)•. T. Hardy (GA J. Hamad. T J 1. CHA —T. H. (C.),Elkssab Howls a &Bekaa Harrows —L (C.). J. Barr r. ors—Jars lLabra ICI, J. /IL Burr (G.). W. Worms —J. ...

... Wid. Plan .1 77 los .21. g. About 3 Wang. 6 6 Mr I by lagq—AdY 1700.1. 11 7 Mr Ms IkM 3y,. Xeoriall I 6 11 Mr Ims 7 13 Mr Thomas's Row I gm 7 3Mr Chattortas. 3y,. )101.70•11 6 13 h. H. 77.14 01 3 me 6 11 Mr 1.10,02 . 0 Sleara. 3 yrs lhsomdm 6 3 lir 4 ...

... Delostrom, Joseph Hardy to George Ward; .„ .. imP°rian,fe- Smem__,_almeelion in the I a thina;re Waketield.eireet, from John Graham to C.a. the were mem* A key of 14 - Pee eft° , r will be • Waterloo Tavern, Newton-mesh 'root Thomas Coupe n ecessar y ...

... Moore, were cimrgad, before the Mayor and Thomas Cullen, Est ,with an swank law Hardy. Mr. J. Cisakell isooduciad the prosecation, and Moors defended by Mr. fell. About one o'clock on the morning of the inst., Hardy was op Deamagals„ on his way home, sad ...

... epainie. flatulency. and lvatuanciala udb bottle. &lot Ay amanita al 714, la lA. la ad, and ia (4. WIN /WEE flate and PO. at HARDY'S CONCERT SUPPER ROOMS, INN. tar ad, _• a la Co 0.4 somas at Nam WIZ Kim*, •815 vorm. red MY. WILLIAM JOW.M HAMM Peapriatur ...

... SOLD. VIATRIFROFT.--11OURIL .53. bath, hot sad end Inns; garden to sad neat; Pembroke ATOMIC IVO BE LET, • Good at (?bont..- Hardy, ran, b. 44.-JORE r. 7. New nown•treres . AC- 7 10 ,- , horn GrSove, LI 143.7 the not, Arf i iitr . t . WlLLlAM MEM. LIES, ...

... miserable cajolery any longer Nue pow : pousuala? MATOZA.I Mayor, Thomas co.t.by, , evening entertidoed et &user, mt hi. Thriotk Nest, ord. Hie Worship the Meyer of mad Mrs. Braker, Hardy. mid IMO Kr. Mr.. Murray, Mr. Councillor mid Mrs. Pommy, Mr. sod ...

... panda mai, is ad Hap Wards, and aka ore a Trolled Wad. TV 1a14.r~ is. mole al re pars : ALBERT TARE WARD. 'R. Maud (0.) 623 T. Hardy (G.) J. Sorter Uteri CHARIZSTOWS WARD T. IL ardor* (C. 816 Bale (Labour) d tIROSVEN . OE WARD. 1. . 739 .1. F. Barret (Lobar) ...