MARRIED-
... the inst., aged I‘2 months, Charles, son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Littlemoor. On the inst , aged years, Charles William, son of Mr. Thomas Hampshire, of Woolley Bridge. On the bth inst., aged yeaes, Mr. Thomas Downing, of Biroh Vale. ...
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The record, Saturday, February is. iseo
... —The number of persons brought this morning for this offence was somewhat larger than usual. Tho first case was that of Thomas Hardy, a poor fellow who ia subject to fi‘s and who, it appeared, had till recently been an inmate of the Ashton workhouse. Ho ...
UtarmjM and geathi
... On the 10th inst.aged 21 years. Mr. Tht tnisSut‘on, of High-street. On the 12ih iast. aged 13 yean, James, sen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Dinting. On the 2nd inat. aged 85, J. Farnsworth, Esq. Matlock Bank, Derbyshire. On the 6th inst. aged 74 years, Deborah ...
Faricttcs
... the furnace, is the only memorial left the dead men :—“ Friday afternoon, half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstouc, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took extremely ill. We also had prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...
A CLUB EOR CLOTH. BLANKETS, FLANNEL, FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. EORGE HARDY, ..
... BLANKETS, FLANNEL, FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. EORGE HARDY, from SHEPLEY, NEAR HUDDERSFIELD, has commenced a CLUB the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littlemoor, Glossop; Mr. Johu Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly, Drovers’ ...
J CLUB EOR CLOTH, BLASKKTS, FLASSKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. t'i ..
... BLASKKTS, FLASSKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. t'i EORIfE HARDY, from SHEPLEY, lias commenced CLUB at the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, LUUewoor, Glossop; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield Betty Hooly, Drovers’ Arms ...
CLUIi Kon CLOTH. RLAS'KETS, FLASWKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRE-iSES. AM) WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. / IiOIKiE ..
... FLASWKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRE-iSES. AM) WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. / IiOIKiE HARDY, from SIIEPLEY. VJT NEAR HUDDERSFIELD, intends commencing CLUB at the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littlemoor, Glossop ; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly ...
Important Sale of Lire and Dead Farming Stock. Mr. John Lewis HA S received instructions from Mr Thomas Booth, to
... Important Sale of Lire and Dead Farming Stock. Mr. John Lewis HA S received instructions from Mr Thomas Booth, to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, May 11th, 1868, at the Coombs, Charlesworth, the whole of his LIVE STOCK, Farming Implements, Dairy Utensils ...
Ifctrriagfs and icntta
... daughter of Mr. John Armstrong, of Portland Place, Stalybridge. St. Thomas’ Church, \Verneth, by the Roy. W. Sykes, Chaplain to the Forces, assisted by the Hov. Irelan i, Thomas Hardi astle, third son Richard Sykes, Ks ...
MARRIAGES & DEATHS
... Patrick Carey, to Mary Scanlao, both of Qlossop. On the 17th inst., the Independent Chapel, Charlesworth, the Rev. James Wilson, Thomas Nield, to Sarah Cooke, both of Qlossop. On the 16th inst., All Saint’s Catholic Chapel, Qlaesop, by the Rev. Charles W. Tasker ...
VALUABLE AND SPEEDY REMEDY
... BLANKETS, FLANNEL, FANCY SMUTS, DUESSES, AND WOOLLEN DBAPEBY OF EVEUY DESCUIPTJON. EORGE HARDY, from SHEPLEY, UUDDEBBFIELD, hud commenced a CLUB at the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littlemoor, Glossop; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly, Drovers’ ...
1 hope yon are not ill. Kisses and brS*111’*’
... FRIDAY. ¦au-pasT one o'clock. Heathcote fgl Hardy Gladstone LIVERPOOL. Ewart .5468 | H0r5fa11.6304 | Gttw»,.7.612« and ieattei. On the 12th inst, at the ladependent Chapel, Littâamoor, if the Her. Thomas Atkin, Mr. John Cooke, of Denton, to Mias ...