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... This was the subject of a lecture delivered at the Temperance-hall, North-road, last' week, Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the British Temperance League. Mr. Thomas Walmsley occupied in the chair.—Mr. Walmsley, after a few observations excusing the small attendance ...
... Nickaon street; Thomas Grogan, Frances Ann street; Thomas Grogan, Engine street; James Grogan, Frances Ann street; Martin Grogan. Queen street; William HalUgan, Greaves street; James Halliwellt Long row; Thomas Hardy, Blakey Moor; Thomas ...
... by the Rev. SAMUEL TTAPPY HOMES, anti How Get Thera,” lecture ■ This Evening, in the Temperance Hull, Northroad, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the British Temperance League. commenco eight p.m. Preliminary Notice. MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES will be held ...
... punching Hardy. All the defendants were drunk.—Thomas Connsell said he remembered near to the Golden Ball on Saturday night last. He did not see the cap taken off Hardy’s head. He had not seen Dodd or the Smiths strike Hardy. had seen Hardy ...
... boxes we noticed—Sir Thomas Qoorge Fermor Hesketh, Lady Arabella Hesketh and party, Wardlaw. Esq,, Lady Horatio Wardlaw, Mayor of Preston (J. Kaacliffe, |«q ) and family, T. L. Birley, Esq. (Kirkham), General Tongue, C. 8., Colonel Hardy, C. 8.. Major Lightoller ...
... Fulwood; Dodd Thomas, Penwortham; Drenan William, Post-office; Dunn James, Police Super- intendent; Edelston Councillor; Elliott R. I., Grammar School; Fair James, Lytham; Fair Thonmas, Lytham; Fisher William, Lancaster Bank; Fletcher Thomas, (Jross-street; ...
... adding that Mr. Hardy, the immaculate exs aome Secretary, who set loose the young blackguard. It is felt that, despite the representations as to the illness of the interesting young donvict, the affair was a job, and no doubt Mr. Hardy wili have an opportutity ...
... o , services to the Cooseryative cause « Right, recent election. Mr. G-luian l'7 lcJ >n( , j Hon. O. Addorley, Mr. from Hardy. M.P., wore prwent. IrottM. of Lord Stanley, Earl rt ™™ - „„ m. John Patting- Shrewsbury and Mr. Qaton. Mr. Newdegate, Mr. ...
... The sooner the trees are at rest, the longer time will they have to collect their energies for the ensuing season's work. HARDY FLowSB GARDEN.-The several varieties of flowering plants which have been potted and placed under the shade of a north wall ...
... Figglns C Sir R. Peel. R •Sir H. Bulwer A. C. Barclay R •Sergeant Cox SirW. P. GoUwey C ’S. Vickers C ..‘Mr. Rylonds *J. Hardy .C *J. L. Phipps W. H. Smith Viscount Milton H. F. Beaumont Brecknock.. water CambriJ^e. Carlow Carrickfergus ...
... the spirit it deserved, was to the health of Sir Thomas George Ferraor iiesketh* the colonel of the battalion. He said that many of them had been repeatedly disappointed this summer at not seeing Sir Thomas in command of the battalion oftner, bat he could ...
... the National Union assembled to present Lord Derby their address in regard to the Irish Church Bill, they were joined by Sir Thomas Gladstone, Mr. W. E. Gladstone’s elder brother, who, on the part of the Scottish Constitutionalists, presented to Lord Derby ...