... —On Sunday was celehratool the anniversary of the Wesleyan Sunday.sehool, and in commemoration two were preached by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchus - ter, to largo cntiLtegations. The usual proceesion of scholars teachers took place. In the after. noon a ...

... On the 10th inst.aged 21 years. Mr. Tht tnisSut‘on, of High-street. On the 12ih iast. aged 13 yean, James, sen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Dinting. On the 2nd inat. aged 85, J. Farnsworth, Esq. Matlock Bank, Derbyshire. On the 6th inst. aged 74 years, Deborah ...

... virtue. Mr. Hoyle by expressing his gratification that the of ' hope 'had been so well supported by men of the locality. Or. Thomas Hardy, who hdroillfi l l Mr. Lawton as one who had band of hope said Br i s i s li a l a rn a band because it of and are just ...

... road-ia brought ieto requisite tox ihe purposes of robbery and attempted murder. FKi.LoW.-At iho p.lioo co“.t, MonJay, Thomas Hardy pleaded oi' b drunk riotous ou the 7th ms. appeared that had bee., gomg about Chapel,tre without his cost, shortly o’clock ...

... relict the late Kiohard Mosley, of Compstall- road. _ . Habdt.—On the 18th ult., aged 8 years, Sarah, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Victoria-street, Glossop. _ Braddock. —On the 23rd ult., aged years, James Braddock, of Lower Barn, Hadfield. Nbwton ...

... --On Saturday evening • Temperance lecture was given in the Wesleyan &Moot, Marple, hi all of the Rand of Hope, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Mr. F. C. Cooper presided. CONCEIT. —On Sid a well attended concert was given in the Shepley Hall, tfarple ...

... we are both discharged now. Monday night aere with Thomas Pott 8, and wo wont the complainant’s house and asked her to come out. I did not s*»y she would have i good thrashing. I don’t know Thomas Hardy, but I believe he went the complainant’s house offered ...

... there was a large attendance. Capt. Partington presided. Speeches were made by Dr. F. R. Less. F. S. A. (Edinburgh), Mr. Thomas Hardy, (Manchester), and Mr. W. Mart (Derby). W ISLEVAN CHAPRL TEA PARTY--OR Saturday, a public tea party and grand miscellaneous ...

... instances of the wretchedness emend by drink Mr. Lawton called upon the Excelsior Glee Ch oir, who sang Spring is COMO. Mr. Thomas Hardy, W.I.G. of Manchester, observed that when they were assembled for the purpose of discussing the great social question before ...

... afternoon service. On Monday evening last a Ezrel temperance lettuce was delivered in the ge Wesleyan Schoolroom. by Mr. Thomas Hardy, distinguished temperance speaker. Air. Shoereek presided, and there was a good audiente, the room king comfortably filled ...

... T E H Parker, J. Leah, George Wadsworth, Len Wadsworth, Samuel Rowbottorn, Samuel Fairbrotlier, dames Harrop, Joseph Hardy, Thomas Nield, John Blakeiey, and B Crossland; with J. H Harrison (clerk). Buenos 07 : OW TKO OF • DILRIHIA.—A long circular ...

... drunk iu Mottram. wa Busday i o f N ew mul e , presided. A lot inst., Jan, Willkilellin s his wile. woo nisi - i by Mr. 'Thomas Hardy, of lar:v eharged.—liolh to appear.—p.c. meeree ° the temperance lecturer. dirt he had seam bath sismiag ap the street ...