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... —F, E. Shepherd ¢ Critchley b Hardy, 8; P. Cartmel run out, 33; J. Brocklsbank ¢ Thomas b Hardy, 6; P. Rheam b Thomas, 8; Buolmer ¢ Horrocks b Critchley, 12; A, W, Cozsns-Hardy ¢ Carruthers b Critchley, 4; J. Clark b ...
... —F, E. Shepherd ¢ Critchley b Hardy, 8; P. Cartmel run out, 33; J. Brocklsbank ¢ Thomas b Hardy, 6; P. Rheam b Thomas, 8; Buolmer ¢ Horrocks b Critchley, 12; A, W, Cozsns-Hardy ¢ Carruthers b Critchley, 4; J. Clark b ...
... William Atkinson, seconded by J:nry Phillips. Assentors: Robert Atkinson, John Wilcock, Thomas Marshall John Barrow, Thomas Shepherd, John Thomas Bailey, bmiel Hardy, Thomas King, , Thi’n:d nomination paper, kibropoud by Walter Rainbird, ...
... their promise, Bat, for a bully toast, Wa drink the health of Thomas ! Chorus—Fill the bumper high, &e. Bumpers to the brink, Scarce can we determine Whether we should drink To Sherman or to Thomas, ‘We cannot pause or wait, Tis cold and wintry weather, And ...
... Lancaster—On the sth inst., at St Thomas’ Churcl, by the Rev. Colin Campbell, M.A., incumbent, Mr. George Henry Day, stationer, of West-place, to Miss Sarah Hardy, of Marton-strect. Lancaster—On the sth inst., at St, Thomas' Church, by the Rev. Colin Campbel ...
... from five to six o'clock. Perry Session, JUNE sth-—On Wednesday before B. Wilson, W. P. Boustead, and Thomas Dover Esqrs., A youth aged 16, named Hardy Brown, who is a servant man to Dr, Proud was summoned for cruelty to a dog, which belonged to a person ...
... Rev, W. J. Locke, together with Mr. E. P, Chnlowoodwhil Lordship’s secretary, and the churchwardens, Mr. Wm. Gorst Anvf Mr. Thomas Woodhouse. His Lordship, preceded by the claxEy and churchwardens, went in procession from the church to the portion of ground ...
... Lancaster—On the sth inst., at St Thomas' Church, v the Rev. Colin Campbell, M. A., incumbent, Mr, eorge Henry Day, stationer, of fluz-phm, to Miss arahh Hardy, of Marton-street, Lancaster—On the sth inst., at St. Thomas' Church, v the Rev. Colin (‘mpbefl ...
... ) Lancaster—On the 17th i'\':fl,“ St. Thomas’s Church, by the Rev. Colin Campl M.A., incumbent, Mr. Thomas Shuttleworth, labourer, to Mrs. Martha Towers, both of this town. Lancaster—On the 18th mlt{ at St. Thomas’s Church, by the Rev. Colin Campbell, ...
... or cockerel, 1, C. Hardy, Torrisholme ; 2, W. Bateson, Skerton, Ditto, hen or pullet, 1, C. Hardy ; 2, W, Bateson, Bantams, any variety, 1, James Redhead ; 2, C. Hardy. Ditto, hen” or pullet, 1, Thos, Bronton, Halton ; 2, C. Hardy, Any variety, not before ...
... Whittaker, R. Rawcliffe, W. Gorst, T’ Thompaon, Southward, W. Wilkinson, Woodhouse, Stuart, Sh n-gln, Rev. G. B. Stones, and H. Hardy, Eaq (ex-officio). KELIEF RETURNS.—The Clerk nggrtml that relief for the fifth and sixth weeks had been disbursed as follows ...
... H 8,078 Hugh McCalmont, of London, merchant 3,121,931 Lord Wolverton, of London, banker 1,820,338 Sir John Hardy, of Staffordshire, coal and # 15 AR ot Sssassssssimsapching - L0U8489 Sir John Miller, of Berwickshire, merchant 1,023,000 ...
... W J. Locke, together with Mr, K. P. Charlewood, his Lordship’s secretary, and the churchwardens, Mr. William Gorst and Mr, Thomas Woodhouse. His Lordship, preceded by the clergy and churchwarden, went in procession from the church to the portion of ground ...