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... —Mokdat. Before Major Kearsley and William Hamvtves, Esq. John Porter, d(unk at Horwich on the 11th Lust. ; Thomas Hardy, drunk Sharpies, on the lUh; Thomas Bannister, drunk in charge horse and cart Aspull. on the 9th: James Faakerley, drunk Black rod, on the ...
... the Queen, being introduced by the Home Secretary Mr. Joseph Heron (Town Clerk of Manchester), Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffaa Hardy, Mr. J as. Meek, Mr. Peter Coatee, and Mr. Richard Hanson (late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court South Australia) ...
... the chapel was soon crowded in every part. At the call of the newlyelected president, the Revs. F. A. West. W. Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dr. Waddy engaged in prayer. The ex-President (Dr. Osborn) delivered a brief address, and was followed by the new ...
... Captain Hardy to agree.’ Well, a day in Febrnsry, did come from the eastward, beating New York way against a fine westerly breeze. was cal In'! the quartermaster, who. with the signalman on the look-out, mane out bis vane, and went to Kir Thomas Hardy * Please ...
... Bilge: Rev. William Bodaon. Stockport: Meaara, Crasa and John Prratwich. Swiotm ; Mr. Thomas Hardy. Warrington: W. Brallry Wrexham: Mr. William Lester York: Messra. Thomas Glov.r, S. R Dana, and John Hadaun. The prooeeling> Wet. Cjmmeuco! the Rev, R>«h Best ...
... Salford, machine maker, and Thomas Scholfield Whitworth, of tbe same place, manager, for improvements in machinery or apparatus tor preparing and spinning cotton and other fibrous materials. Dated Oct. 18, 1858.—Thomas Hardy, engineer, of Wednesbury, for ...
... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men. “Friday afternoon, half past two o’clock, Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, seriously ill. We all had Raousa, Jan. 25—Dervish Fasba having arrive*! with his forces before Polizza ...
... THE QUEEN LAYING THE KOUNDA TION STONE OE ST THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. The ceremony of laying the foir dation stone of St. i Thomas's Hos|iital, London, w.is perr ornsedon ednesdsy by her Majesty, before brilitant g- ring of the digni- Urics of Church and State ...
... On Saturday, a lad named Janies Gore. 13 years age, son of Thomas Gore, Pump-street, aus a nod a compound fracture of tho right arm having caught some machinery at the Grecian Mills, where he was employed, He was removed to the Infirmary. Uridgb*a.--BTR*kt ...
... Talt 2 2 Thomas Lever, agent .. .. ..110 8. Horrocks .. .. .. ..110 Philip 110 Thomas Morris, Oxford-street .. .. Oerrard &. Miller 110 .las. Lowe ...
... . 10 0 Geo. Nelson, paper merchant, don. 10 0 E. B. Hardie 5 0 , Jas. Ashworth, 7th sub 0 6 0 ~ Thomas Warburton 0 2 6 ~ Allanson 0 3 0 „ Jas. Mitch-ll 0 2 6 Thomas Farrimond J. Grirosh.w #26 Thomas Hall, druggist 2 „ W. B. Saunders Messrs. Orton and ...
... FJTJSAAUJWATTTTD. TEN GOOD COAT HANDS WANTED.—AppIy Thomas Thornley, Fold-street. ANTED, Good TAILOR'S MACHINE HAN D. Apply 612, Evening News Office. ANTED, six good MACHINE HANDS for tacked skirts; also Girl as NORSK, aged or 12.—Apply Charles Scott ...