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... Joseph 5 6 0 Davies, Mr. Robert 1 0 0 Davies, Mr. Thomas Dredge, Rev. J. 1 0 5 6 Dun, Mr 1 0 0 Fell, Mr 1 1 0 Fell, Mr. Thomas 2 2 0 Garvin, Miss 1 0 0 Geddes, Mr. John 2 0 0 Greenall, Edward, Esq 1 0 0 Hardy, Mr 2 0 0 Harvey, Miss lO 0 0 Harvey, Miss Clara ...
... of late Mr John Newton, 69 ; 70, at Hardy-street, Margaret, daughter of Mr Joh n Woods. 2; ; at Catharine-street, Hannah , daughter of Mr J Loggeit. 4 years and 10 months ; 6th, at Queen-street. Tom. son of ar • Thomas Bradshaw, 13 months; 7 th , at D° ...
... there it was found that Mr. HARDIE Was within his right. It was seen that if not fewer than ten members rose in support of a !notion for adjournment a division could be de-Inanded, and more than ten had supported Mr. -HARDIE'S proposal. In this way the ...
... —For having been drunk and disorderly, at Grappenhall, on the 29t1i May, Patrick Towey and Thomas Bond were each fined 2s 61 and costs. WEAK WinskEY.—Thomas Hardy, publican, was charged with having at S retton, on the 1.5 h April, sold to superin• tendant ...
... Navor-street, 6, Bmdge't . B 'n • John. son et 10th, at Hardy-street James , . daughter of Mr Id Gallagher; 7th, at t 2 's -lane, • son of Mr George Plumpron ; _ Y logo° BrOUgnLOn 7th, at Llverpool-roa o, Thomas, sou of Mr Thom of Mr James o f 16 months, Frederick ...
... ON SALB, -13ICYCLES, second-band, cheap; can be paid for monthly. --ELDEBION'S Old Cycle Depot, 371, Oxford-St., BAYLISS, THOMAS'S EXCELSIOR TRICYCLE ;balls footrests, splashboards, dressguard ; Moss tyres; Doncaster. aoccveesrso; ries ; four guineas ...
... Friday, the 13th inst, the wife of the Rev. H. Nir , PERRIS, of a son. Feb. 4, at 3 Bewsey-street, Warrington, the wife 01 Mr. THOMAS JONES, of a daughter. Feb, 8, at Ivy Cottage, Penketh, the wife of Bit' JOHN MAINLY, of a son. Feb. 4, at Howley-lane, Warrington ...
... Dolly, labourer, Winwick-street, ss. ; and Thomas Barton, labourer, Hardy-street, fined 45., being is. each for four children. THURSDAY.—Before Majors Pickmere and Litton, and Captain Ridgeway. DRUNIEENNESS.—Thomas Jones and James Smith were brought up for ...
... STAFFORDSHIRE.-BUrt0E•OB-Trent : Sir M . Bass (L), 5,395; G Hardy (C), 2,543. SCARBOROUGH.-Sir G Sitwell (C), 2,185; J Glover (L), 2,047. YORKSHIRE.-Doncaster Division,W S Shirley (L), 5,680; E Hardy (C), 4,700; (ER.), Howdenshire, A Duncombe (C), 4,525; A ...
... John Forster and Thomas Lowe, were charged with stealing a quantity of cloth and other articles from a railway siding at Rainhill. The prisoners were remanded until April 3rd to enable further inquiries to be made. _ BEGGING.—Thomas Hardy, and John James ...
... associated with that edifice. (Cheers.) Mr. Hardy, who foe half a century had worked for the good of the old Dispensary, and was the father of the medical profession in ahat borough, would address them. Mr. HARDY said that he esteemed it no small honour ...
... charge of fighting now made his appearance. He and • Thomas Mullin were charged with fighting in Pitt-st.. on the 29th of August. The Chief Constable said he was unable to prove the charge against Thomas and would withdraw it. There was no moral doubt they ...