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... Mr. Joseph Campbll to Miss Harriet Millar. GlnSON-CnnanRrSTDeC, 18, at Tali Farm. Perihehire, ~Scotlandp by the 11ev. Thomas Hardy, Mtr. John W. Glbson, Rowi-mlli Perthablre* to Cathelmne, yourest B d h o ltr11atof., t lt r er , HuRY_-DAwsot-Deo. 14 ...
... Liverpool. Swallow, Bowden, for Swansea. Bridget, Nugent Kirwan, Whelan ; F.nterpria,, Carroll ; all three for lioninahon. Thomas, Hardy ; Lady Stuart, Nugent ; both for Cardiff. Nfa.lonna, 17urrau, for I.iverpo..l. K LOW— May 6. Tl.e brig. Annie, of 1.1:co-1:y ...
... the late Mr. Henry Mungall, of Glasgow. BILSBOROUGH—HARDY—January 25, the Cathedral, the Rev. H. H. Westmore, M.A., Mr. James Bilsborough, of Alderley, to Dorothy Penford, second of Thomas Gibson Hardy, Grantham, Lincolnshire. ** NEWTON—ROBINSON.—January ...
... Thumpos, Thomas. Em. sear.r. Salford ?Palma. k • A.. •Hartloy. Mr le..bert Taylor. Mr G. • Hardman. James, Esi. iterear.llst, • Mr William Turser.t.ll.,Eaq t.R.C.f. Hodge. Mr Ws.. builJer Thomas, Loy. Hest, Ur Hebert Terser. Mr Thomas Hardy, Pr.. Manebeater ...
... TEMPERANCE LECTU RE. On Monday evening, the 9th Mat., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Hof the British Temperance League) delivered a temperance lecture in the Temperance hall, Belem, to a numerous and very attentive audience. The secretary of the society (Mr. J. occupied ...
... Wesley Thomas, who shall change on one Sunday in every six weeks with the ministers the Rochdale Circuit. Burnley, John Randerson, Stephen Cox, William Bunting, Thomas H. Lomas ; Alexander Strachan, James Wilson, supernumeraries. Padiham. Thomas Brrmwell ...
... said that people reported cases to be more than they really were, and he said that they had done so in Hardy's case, but he again repeated that Hardy had been expelled for forgery, and that the temperance people knowing this took him into their service ...
... William, Har- wood »t Farraday. Thoma*, North- Kate _ , Farren. Josbaa, Kccle* row Fecitt, James. Blakey atreet Fecitt, Henry. et Fielding* Abraham, Fleming square Fielding, Thomas, High st, Salford . , Firth. Thomas, Bank new, Preston new road Fish ...
... oseph Hardy, Thomas Woods, and Chapman, KiDgston-upon-Hull. oil refiners; so far as regard 3 Joseph Hardy— John Rowland Durke aud Tom Clark Bea.cß» South John-street. Liverpool, tailors George Usher Brenchley* Thomas Banyard Dowsing, and ...
... Wood. —Dated this twenty-sixth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. JOHN WOOD. JOHN BOOTH. Witness: Thomas W. Hardy, clerk with P. and J. Watson, Solicitors, Bury. T~HE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.—1n the County Court Lancashire, holden at Bury ...
... with TWO COTTAGES behind the same, with the yard and eonvenlencaa theroto belonging, and now In the occupation William Hardy, Thomas Kay, and others. The piemises are hold for the residues of two several terms of 899 yean and years, created by Indentures ...
... done by staying execution, and the application would be granted. ACTION FOB ALLEGED SLANDER AGAINST A DISSENTING MJM&TEK, Thomas Hardy ?-. S. Withington.—This was'an action to recover damages for alleged libel upon the character of the plaintiff. Mr. Brett ...