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... ERBARY.—On Sunday last, the annual sermons on behalf of the Wesleyan Sunday School was preached in the above chapel by Thomas Hardy, req., of Manchester. The attendance afternoon and evening was very good. In the afternoon, the scholars walked in procession ...
... premises, with the yards, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances thereto belonging. now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy, James Timperley and his under tenant. To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for fur- ! ther particulars to the ...
... Ist instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, Mr. John Wild, of Manchester, bnt late of Mellor, Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Marple, but formerly of Manchester. On the Ist instant, at the Parish Ohnrch, Chapelen-le-frith, by the Rev. W. H. ...
... Seaford at the age of years, somewhat suddenly on Friday at Hampton Courtgreen. Lady Seaford was twice married—first, to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag-captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and afterwards to Lord Seaford. The Gazette notifies the appointment ...
... Napier, on The Becent Legislation of the Irish Synod in the revision of the Prayer Book.. A new story, from the pen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, will be begun in the Cornhill Magazine for July, entitled The Hand of Ethelbcrta ...
... Coroner Heath, at the house of Mr. Robert Adcock, the Pheasant Inn, Leemingstreet, Mansfield, on the body of a man named Thomas Hardy, quarry man, who was found dead in bed the same morning about two o'clock. From the evidence of his wife and a quarryman ...
... oi Accidental death by lightning.—Blagdon, or Black Down Tower, in Dorsetshire, erected to the memory of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, was struck by lightning on Monday afternoon. The down is seven miles from Weymouth, and 817 feet above the level of the ...
... By Mr.Owston: The value of the whole greet was 30r. The amount Was paid to the waywanlen, Mr. Adana—Mr. Fueler Galled Thomas Hardy, who stated that saw the two defendstits cutting the grass. They had two carte with them. One was foil, and the ether emu ...
... at Works - m. Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas Ashford, •ngink , AMP , . aged 33 yearn On thr 26th nit, at Work.o:.. Annie, darghter of Mr. Charles Tailor, age . 3 years On at Whattan.lege, Ann. wit* of Thomas Hardy. seed 47 Oa the at rwaton, Susannah, daughter ...
... received ami paid the Haiti Thomas Hardy, whom the ho*ine** will in future l»e carried aloue. thin twrnty-fifbth day of March, one thousand ci&Ut and aevtuty-four. WILLIAM HARDY. * THOMAS HARDY. W’itne** the the said William ...
... been drunk sad riotous at Ilkeston, and, being old offender, fined sad costa Damaoil— John Brainier, Wi.liam Brsmlev, sad Thomas Hardy, were charged George Booth with breaking three panes of glass, at Ukceton, on 27th December.—Defendants denied the charge ...
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