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... £5; Rev. Dr. Moss, Is; Mr. Shackleton, £i Is; Mr. John Baldwin, £1 Is; Mr. George Toulmln. £1 Is; Mr. Latham, sa; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 2s;—total, £lO2 7s. We should be glad to bear of collections being all the churches and chapels the town for the same ...
... This was the subject of a lecture delivered at the Temperance-hall, North-road, last' week, Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the British Temperance League. Mr. Thomas Walmsley occupied in the chair.—Mr. Walmsley, after a few observations excusing the small attendance ...
... —James Fammond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. —Complainant stated that when he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew, Farrimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...
... -James Farrimond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. The complainant stated that he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew. Fairimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...
... the chapel was soon crowvded in every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. \Vest, ?? Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dir. Walidy engaged in prayer. At the close ot this service, the Conference ad- journed for twenty ?? re-assembling ...
... is the only memorial left by the dead men. f Friday afternoon, half-past two o'clock, Edward I Armstrong, Thomas Gladstone, John Hardy, Thomas s Bell, and others, took seriously ill, We all had a prayer i meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs ...
... support of the movement for closing rublic-honses on Sundays, were de- livered is the Orchard and the Temperance-hall, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the Btitlsh Temoerance League. At each lecture there was a good attendance. CacoticE' CflARITIES. -The annual ...
... Gorton, of Preston. Saturday last the Parish Ghurch, Mr. Thomas Oavics to Miss Nancy Sharpies; Mr. WilUan Finch to Miss Elizabeth Bullen ; Mr. Richard Riding to Miss Betsy Shorrock; Mr. Thomas I‘arkyr to Aliss Elizabeth Ingham Mr. Robert Heaps to Miss ...
... Nickaon street; Thomas Grogan, Frances Ann street; Thomas Grogan, Engine street; James Grogan, Frances Ann street; Martin Grogan. Queen street; William HalUgan, Greaves street; James Halliwellt Long row; Thomas Hardy, Blakey Moor; Thomas ...
... by the Rev. SAMUEL TTAPPY HOMES, anti How Get Thera,” lecture ■ This Evening, in the Temperance Hull, Northroad, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the British Temperance League. commenco eight p.m. Preliminary Notice. MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES will be held ...
... 11. Haw.. tenir. They got ansistainee, broke open the door, and Thomas Hindle, James Modem, Thomas Monne, John eon routed—fare to face -the lost, the tortoni, the miser. Howarth, Thomas lease Newton, Richard Henry a bl e James ! Mary upbmided him for ...
... James Cunningham, James Thompson, Joseph H irrison, James Johnston, Thomas Bury, A. Robinson, Henry Hovle, Wm. Coddington, J. Gerald Potter, Montague J. Feilden, Thomas Dugdale, Thomas Lund, James Lewis, W. Wheeler, Charles Potter, Nathaniel Walsh, Eceles ...