... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... September. 14c •' The Vicar : I mean to say, have we received any money BLACKBURN. Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, Whel- Lcach) came down to our house in Lund-street, about six tlie lakour Mr. Jacson : Yes, more than £l,OOO. commfncfment ...

... Preston, Mr. Thomas Jones to Miss Sophia Swift , „ T , Sunday last, at the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. John Cottam to Miss Elizabeth Redfeni; Mr. Thomas Dixon to Miss Aim Wallis; Mr. William Swindlehurst to Miss Isabella Dowhurst; Mr. Thomas to Mrs. Ann ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Kedfem ; Mr. Thomas Dixon to Miss Ann Wallis; Mr. William Swindlehurst to Miss Isabella Dewhurst; Mr. Thomas Garstang Mrs. Ann Helran Mr. John Bentley Miss Mary Ann Wareing: Mr. John Bums Miss Maria Hanaghan ; Mr. Thomas Gillett to Mrs. Ellen Hardy. Saturday ...

... was also resolved that the following plans be approved, viz.:- John Parry's, for four cottages, near Eshton-terraee, and Mr. Thomas Parkinson's, for four cottages at the same ?? other business was unimportant. WIGAN. WAaEfS AGITATION.-With the approach of ...

... linst., at the Methodist Free Church, by the Rev. Thomas B. Saulf Mr. James Burrow to Miss Harden, both of this town. ce On the 12th inst., at Preston Patrick Church, Westmorland, ed hy the Rev, Thomas Dean, Vicar ef Warton, assisted hy the ir. 1ev. J ...

... January 1804. patrons: The Worshipful the Mayor of Preston, Samuel Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas George Heskcth, Eart., M.P. Lieutenant Colonel Hardy, and Officers of the llth Depot Battalion, Fulwood Garrison. Lieutenant-Colonel Bowden, and Officers ...

... covering up with mats while the frost lusts. ‘When it breaks up, let air again be given as freely as the weather will permit. Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.— Little can be done in this department at present, except pruning and wheeling. Draining and trenching ...

... week days for a Working Men's Club, nowjiumbering 350 members : £, s. d. Thomas Miller. Esq National Society (on condition that the reremainder shall raised) 5 Rev. D, F. Chapman Thomas Walmsley, Esq U John Bairstow, Esti. Rlwanl Haydock. Es ...