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... THE CHARGE AGAINST THOMAS HEATON. At noon, on Monday, at , Thomas Heaton (21), cading & v the peoparty of Willars Hady: droper, o vest, the property iam Hardy, draper, Bury, and @ p&dmmm*ol :;-’ Botel, Kaveniagstrost, Dasy 2. Hacloes o -street, .—Mr. ...
... will be awarded for PLANTS, FLOWERY, FRUIT, and VECEIABLE®. Enttics close July 23th. Schedules and forms of Entry can it ‘THoMAS DELL FRED T Joli¥soy J Hon. Secs 1, Victoria Buildings, K ng-street, Wigan. SWI.\’TON. PENDLEBURY, & CLIFTON R TENTA ATULLTIC ...
... have paid it over. Mr. Hardy submitted to sustain the charge of lar. oc?tvlhmnnubowil-;dl“:w ~ The Recorder thought question of intent was ‘one for the jury to consider, He could not withdraw - Hardy ko H thn Rerder ¢ | Mr. Hardy aaked if the diguot think ...
... Tho following gentlemen form the new cuunoil Astley Bridye: Messrs. W. Inglis and R. Lomax. Bradford Ward' Messrs. W. T. Hardie, W. Birie, J. Thornley, W. Nicholson, J. Margintion, J. Brown, T. linsworth, It. Ford, W. Bonny, and J. Yates.—tlere.4.- Messrs ...
... 1e75, of Mr, Benjamin Hardy, Q C., late of No. 9, ['pier Arenue•roal, St. John'e-read, and of Lincoln's Inn, who died on July 30 last, was proved on the 19th ult. by Mrs. Hannah Hardy, the widow ; George Hardy, and .ampbell Hardy, the brothers, the executer ...
... arrived at Madras 14.—Ncwa of the dieoovery of a diabolical criminal design by the explosion at Bremerhaven A man of the name of Thomas confessed that intention was to cause the destruction of a steamer at sea by means of the dynamite in a barrel fitted wall ...
... exhibited on the first night of the discussion. Though as on the former ars. sitar no feature called tor special comment. Mr. Hardy was as fluent and as uncompromising as ever, the chief on which he insisted being the good which had been done by denominational ...
... without opposition. Those names with the asterisks prefixed are at present members of the Board. GREAT DOITON. Lil.rals: 'Thomas Kay, gentleman, 9, York-street ; James Johnson, coal merchant, I, Wheatfield-street ; *John Openshaw, gentleman, 128, Wel ...
... James Stott, W. T. Hardie, John Wilson, Christopher Hudson, Daniel Jackson, Ralph Ford, Thomas Yates, and George Crook. For the Conservative Candidate'', Mears. Fogg and Marsden, the personation agents were MOWS. Thome. Lucas, Thomas Gunn, George 3'llOl ...
... beth, Weaete ; Short, Betsey. %Y9reley, Rrehttown; Thompson, 'l'. W. F. (1., Pendleton. 8. Thomas's; Whit4de. James K, Bolton. Christ Church; Worthingtou, Thomas, Pendleton, 8. Paul's, Wuta„&c.—Awyoue r.tuiriag a copy of a will, or cer. ..f Walt, 41414 ...
... “KSANE—On the 16th inst., st Emmanuel Church, breker and chair manufscturer, trading as Wm. Valentine. ny we Rov. BC. ? Mr. Thomas Tatfock to Mim LIQUIDATIONS. &abflhlwahd'x(bolh thds town. H. Prost. Deadahawpate, Belian, bsier nd,glover ;3. S e, ot the ...
... wbresst. Fifth heat: . Wpl.”?l;fl.. lgii::‘h’ start, 1, Robert lLichardson, Bolton, 14}, 0; Jobn Tay! -.“‘\'“ 104, o.—Sixth heat: Thomas liampson, Faruwortn, 1 nfl.‘| start, 1; Peter Morris, liolton, 20§, 0. These were #o clrse 10- | 'vlh-um Judge was scarce'y ...