... Ashleu.Hope; 2, ti H Hougs-haired shepherd: 1. Arthur ; 2, Thomas H Sall, Hayfield. CATIL Female ca*: 1, Hoary Ward. Hops. caws. --- Throe chows, She prods°, of farm of She exhibitor 1, Thomas I erri special George &win, Upper Stratton; 2, Wale bloaeell ...

... Maria, daughter of John Sykes, 82, Woolley Milge. On the 22nd inst., aged 20 years, John Thomas Swindells, Tideswell. On the 22nd inst., aged 48 years, Jahns Hardy, Padfield-lane. On the 22nd inst., aged 1 year, Mary Elisabeth, daughter of Ephraim Oslo ...

... proved by the sole executor. nephew, Colonel Ashton John Shuttleworth, of liathersags Hall. The to.tator bequeath. to John Thomas Dorfman, who lisel toith him, £2,0100, and he wattles liie real estate in favour of his nephew, Colonel A .1. Shutth•wirth ...

... butts. JOHN THOMAS ARNIITAGE, (Deceased). I Pursuant to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd I Victoria, chapter 33, intituled, An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all CREDITORS and other ...

... Bridge-street, New Mills, May tith. Important Sale of Lire and Dead Farming Stock. Mr. John Lewis received instructions from Thomas Booth, . to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, May 11th, 1868, at the Coombs, Charlesworth, the whole of his LIVE STOCK, Farming ...

... notice to a at the Nag's Head, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy being absent from home. Mrs. Hardy stated they were never served with a notice at all.—The Clerk: Of course if it was served on your man servant --- Mrs. Hardy: He was not • man servant; be was a wandering ...

... Whitworth lO 10 0 Thomas Walker, Ellq 20 0 0 Mrs. Walker Alfred Clay, 2O 0 0 S. Tarlor•Whitehaad. Maq lOO 0 0 Mrs. Ldward BRAWN l5 0 0 .._ _ _ Helen !Luker lO 0 0 ._ _ _ list 10 0 0 Gileoa Marti°, AL. Taylor•Whiteboad Slim Hardy Sums 7 6 0 R. Clifftxl ...

... drawings :old specifications, can be if the °thee* of Meaux. Mills and Murgatroyd, :4trutt-street, Manchester. [A CAfte.] MI. THOMAS M. MOSELEY AS male arraugementi with Dr NlcEweu, ti El Manciikater, to raperiutead the practice (carried on by bia te Father) ...

... FLANS KL, FASCY SKIItTS, DIIE'iSKS, ASI> DIIAVEUY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Cl GORGE HARDY, from SUEPLEY, \JT NEAR HUDDERSFIELD, Las commenced u CLUB at the bouses ol Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littleraoor, Glossop ; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly ...

... maaagement. the Eel% R. J. C Ord.. Henry Ashton. Hardy * Arther Hill, Wilson Eyre, Wilsoo Marrison, and E. H. Ellison; referee, Mr. Sam starters, Messrs S. Hardy and Arthur handicappers, Messrs. V. Hardy, A. Hill, H. Ashton, and Wilam Eyre; jades, Rev ...

... presided. The Rev. A. Mort•ui, of Marple, and the Rev. Thomas Whittaker, of I..axls, gate addresses. Numerous questions were asked and replied to. A very pleasant evening was spent. RE-OPENING OP ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH. On Sunday last, the re-opening services ...

... deposed that she saw Hardy strike Itraddock in the lace. She was only about ',even or eight yards off. It would he between 9.30 mid ten o'clock. She hal never seen them before. Isaac Lomas picked Braddock up, he afterwares kicked Hardy in the mouth.—lnspector ...