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... daughter of Johu Hague Whitehead, of Swinton, (late of Haughton Green,) aged 2 years. . HARDY.—On the 22nd inst., at 136, Manchester Raul, Denton, Ft ances, wife of Thomas Hardy aged 26 years. - - Isasnwoun.—On the 22nd. inst., at flatly Bank, Seymour-street ...
... and J. fdandand, &qrs., Betty Norton, wife of Thomas Norton, butcher, Princess-street. pleaded not guilty to assaulting Martha Hardy, wife of Nelson Hardy, residing next door, and Nelson and Martha Hardy both pleaded not guilty to assaulting Betty Norton ...
... to Mrs. Jane Phipps, Miss Louisa Hardy, and Mr. R. D. J. Bromley, for saving 0. D. Johnston, who was in danger of drowning while bathing at Soothes& on the 14th of lost August. In this case Mrs. Phipps and Mies Hardy had re• turned to their machine after ...
... present: Mr. William Howe On the chair), Mealirr. Joseph Clayton, James Woelfenden, Lees Broadbent, George Basnett, Edwin Walker, Thomas Moores, and Peter Bothwell. FINANCE COMM I TTEE. Resolved that the accounts be paid, the same having been examined and found ...
... —On the 22nd instant, at Broomstair t Haughton, Martha, wife of William Hardy, agee6o years. TAYIOII.—On the 25th instant, at Stocicportroad, Denton, ~ J ohn James, son of Thomas „ Taylor, aged 12 weeks. GRIFFITHEL—On the 27th_ instant, et the Rod - Lion ...
... the aftertioon•Olt following day the individual we last spiv watching Sir Thomas end Ileury WeTdon at the cigar.shop,'wela seated at a table in a ,!enuall nl BOSUbilly - fUraillhOd nand in the suburb of Deritend. Ito had evidently just arrived; for, as ...
... are stated to have completely disappenrech It is not very long since these Stocks amounted to 80,000 tons. CTrAnaa.-11.1r. Thomas James Allen, who for the last eleven years has been clerk and cashier to the Richard Green Perinment Benefit Building Society ...
... Cooke, hat menu. factursr, Samuel Cliff, Thomas York, and William Hardy, were summoned up at the above court charged with keeping their dogs without license. They were each fined and costs, except William Hardy who had bad sickness, and death of nine in ...
... ELOPEMENT AND ROBBERY AT LOWTON. On Saturday the wife of Thomas Hegketh, landlord of the Red Lion pu , )lic-house. Lane-head, Lol,vton, near Leigh, eloped, with a lodger . named Taylor, a sinVer, the pair taking with them a watch, a large sum of money ...
... were present : Mr. William Howe , (in the chair), Messrs. Parer Rothwell, Jopatban Moores, Thomas Moores, Lees Broad bept, Edwin Walter, James WooHendon, Thomas Walker, Joseph Clayton, Mark Taylor, and Chides Manor. The minutes of the t monthly meeting ...
... business life. In Scotland, on the other hand, the students at the Universities are, in Mr. Gladstone's words. the hardy offspring of a hardy land. Of 580 students in the Humanity class, who represent fairly the whole undergraduate body, it was found that ...
... Ly tie. Mr W. H. Acton, woo I career. Chorltoneurn-Hardy. Mr George Badmaneontractor,Chorlon.cam.llardy. Mr Joint Brewer'. plumber, Chockto-Hardy. Mr William Butcher, accountant, Charlton-cum. Hardy. Mr Joseph Wiaon, hat maunacturer, Denton. Mr James ...