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... 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 ...
... the 15th inst., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. Thomas Johnson, curate, Mr. Charles Henry Gillett to Miss Jane Ben- son, both of this town. On the 17th inst., at the Parish Church, Nx, Samuel Hardy to ui~se Maria Troughton ; Mr. John Williatit Archer ...
... onel Hardy, of Ful- wood garrison. The weather was very unfavourable for the inspection. The men were put through a variety of evolutions, which they executed in an excellent manner. At the conclusion of the inspection, Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy expressed ...
... fined 10s. and costs, for trespassing in pursuit of game, upon land belonging to Mr. John Openshaw, of Stony Hill.-Asseaulas: Thomas Bils. borough was summoned by William Coulthard, for an as- sault; both are fish dealers in Blackpool.-Tbe Bench dismissed ...
... Harris, Henry Mooney, and Sarah Rogers; Thomas Partington; Robert Ratcliffe; Fredeiick Grim- sell; Thomas Bolton; Michael Costello, Thomas Lawson, and James Sweeney; John Proctor; Joseph Craig, James Sefton, and Thomas Calligan; Martha Wilson and George Wilson ...
... JuN., Solicitor to the Executor. THOMAS CAikDERBANK. HTBEREAS, THOMAS CALDERBANK, of Chorley, v in the county of Lancaster, butcher, has, by deed bearing date the 7th day of February, 1862, made between him, the said Thomas Calderbank, and William Harrison ...
... Stork Inn, Highfelds, when the jury returned a verdict of Found drowned.l THE SAWLESBUsY BLACKSMITH AND THE. POL1CEUrAIw. Thomas Swain was summoned before the county magis- trates, on Wednesday last, for having been drunk on i Saturday last.-P.C. Stubbs ...
... order of the Com- c mittees THOMAS FAIR. Secretary. 10, Wiuckley-square, Preston, 30th Jan., 1862. TOTICE IS HREREBY GIVEN, that the PARTNERnl tJ BHIP hitherto subsisting between the undersigned, JONFAIROLOUGH] and THOMAS FAIECLOUGH, i carrying on business ...
... rati~ y~h ~m~e Inlue 401' collected at Chiltonlaia £?~100 frohii )easse rd, Daw7son, and H~ard~y (of the Low-moor.Ironworlk Yrkshire); £100 promised by Mr. Thomas Clegg, of ils sstor; anti £o Es. 8d. from the workpeoplo on the *arnwebnry and £lerefor4 ...
... Townlev Parker, Esq. Major the Marquis of Hartington, M.P., 5th Battalion L.R.V. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, and Officers of the 1ith Depot Battalion, Fulwood Garrison. Major Birchall, and Officers of the 21st ...
... in machinery or apparatus for pre- paring cotton and other fibrous materials for spinning.- Thomas Spencer, of Prescot, earthenware manufacturer, and Thomas Robinson, of St. Helens, engineer, for im- provements in machinery or apparatus for making pipes ...
... Catterall, Mrs Paul. Towo'ey, Banmber Bridge Catterall, Sliss Emily. House. Catterail, Capt., 11th L.R.V. Parker, Mr and Sirs Thomas Catterall, Mr Charles. . Townley, Charneck. Catterali, Mr and Mrs E,, Park, Sir N1V. P. Cattorail. Pedder, Sir Richard. Catterall ...