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... .1. Disoe's Dicker', beat Mr. R. Field's Fistiana.—Conehtding Tie . Dickens beat Little Nell and we. THE STAKES. -Mr. Wm. Hardy's Spare. Me beat Mr. Stocker's Sir Walter; Mr. W. Peacock's Pentbroke heat Mr. Brockkhank's Binprtli; Mr. Stocker'. Sir beat ...
... the above business, begs to intimate that he has DISPOSED OF IT to Mr. THOMAS CRITCHLEY, Chemist, King William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Critchley, succeeding to the above business, begs to say that be will ...
... Wilkinson, Esq, M A. Middlewood, CJitheroo Thomas Woodcock, Esq. Helmshore Thomas Warburton. Esq. Fiass Vine House. Haslingden William Walker. Esq, Haslingden Leo. WUkiuson, Esq. Dunnow Hall, Clitheroe Thomas Walmsley, Esq, J P, Ashton, Preston Robert ...
... Elizabeth Redfern; Mr. Thomas Dixon to Miss Ann Walis, Mr. William Sswindlehurst to Miss Isabella Dewhurat; Mr. Thomas Garstang to Mrs. Ann Helmn; Mr. John Bentley to Miss Mary Ann Wareiiig; Mr. John Burns to Miss Maria Hanaghan; Mr. Thomas Gillett to Mrs. Ellen ...
... incliiding payment of the following accounts, viz.: Manual labour, Us lid; Fire Brigade, ss; Robert Whiteside, carting. £1 4s; Thomas Pearson, carting, Ainsworth Harrison, rent. I s; John Tetlow, drain tiles, Idtotal, £34 7s -The following letter was rcad:- ...
... Catterall nd Attermire beat Mr. Grenfell nd Sweetbriar. Mr. Hyslop nd Canopy beat Mr. Thompson nd Annoyance. Mr. Raywood's Hardy beat Mr. Jefferson's Java. Ic Mr. lorron's Bloody Heart beat Lord de Wilton's Greek Fire. S Lord Sefton's Sampler beat Mr. ...
... would be taken o-clay (Saturday). _ NTAIIIIING AN OLD NAN, NUN Charles Ward (16) was charged with stabbing Thomas Rolland, fanner, at Chositon-cum-Hardy, on the 19th of August last. —The jury , found the prisoner guilty of unlawfully wounding, and he was sentenced ...
... Oldham, cotton spinner. Feb. 20. 12. Thomas Ned, West Derby, baker. Feb. IS, at M. John Russell, Oldham, journeyman joiner. Feb. 19. at Pi. George Sermon. Manchester, veterinary surgeon. Feb. 25. at 9 31. Thomas Shaw, Manchester. cutler, Feb. 25, 9-30 ...
... carrying on the above business, begs to intimate that he has DISPOSED OF IT THOMAS CRITCHLEY, Chemist, King William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Crttchley, In succeeding to the above business, begs to say that ho will ...
... Hopwood, of under- Lyne and Oldham, to Anne Jane, only daughter of Thomas Mayor, Preston Stansfield—Robinson—October o, at SL Thomas's Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. H. Wescoe, incumbent, Thomas Stansfleld (clerk with Mr John Pickop, solicitor), Miss Alice ...
... the Tetiot that evening. He proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Hardie for presiding which having been seconded, and briefly acknowledged three cheers were given for the Queen, for Mr. Hardie, and Cnpt. Briggs. The visitors, at the request of Mr. Whelon ...
... son, Mr. Thomas Kedish Bower, merchant, Liverpool, to Catherine Cnssioh, youngest daughter of Mr. George Addison, Ashton. No cards. Thursday last, at the Parish Church, Fleetwood, by the Rev. I. Darrant, of Thornton, assisted the Rev. E. C. Hardy, Fleetwood ...