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... Pleas is being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Public Records Office in Lon; don, under the superintendence of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of the office. The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in Landon they will be properly a ...
... governors of the school at this period were Thomas Parker, Esq., of Alkincotes; Thomas Clayton, Esq.. of Carr Hall; William Assheton, of Dow ham; Joseas Rob- inson, Esq. (father of Dixon Robinson, Esq.) ; Thomas Lister Parker, Esq., of Browsholme; ad John ...
... Jackson, palns), jun. Soon after seven o'clock, he briefly explained the Wyset financial condition of the society. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of and th Manchester, delivered the annual address, which wee lie- ton. tened to wiith much interest. The Rev. J. Gornall ...
... Artists of the Modern En1Lousu and CbiSiO'NN4TAL Scnoots, including somn remrarkably lne exanmleR of Thbos Sidney Cooper, Hardy, Thomas Cresw4ck, Nay myth, INemenn, Williams, &o. - Mr. H,. C. WALTon Will be glail ofe ur.Inspection of collector and admiriers ...
... if On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Leyland, Mr. t Thomas Weaver to Miss Ellen Baxondale, of Leyland. v On the 4th inst., at Christ Church, Preston, by the b Rev. E. Firth, M.A,, Mr. Thomas Buck to Miss Elizabeth Jane Kirithaso. On the 27th ult. ...
... to Eliza- beth Bickerstaffe. On the 20th inst., at the Catholic Church, Bonds, Garstang, by the Rev. Father Hennessey, Mr. Thomas Comingford to Miss Sarah Garth, both of Garstang. On the 25th inst., at St. George's, Hanover Square, John Fielden, Esq., ...
... On the 28th ult., at Fulwood, Mr. Thomas Atherton, Gilod 8 aged 35). Grad e PR5ToN.-Since our last :-Catherine McuHle, Whit- . e tingham, aged 69, Ann Neil, Great Shaw-street, 61.; Isabella Carr, Park-street, 75:; Thomas Grifflin, Aughton- Hacls street ...
... bouquet, I Thomas Baron; 2 John I Righy;- 3 Robert Charlton. Four dahlias, 1 John Rigby;I 2 Thomas Birkett; 3 Jonathan Shepherd. One dahlia, 1 Thomas Pomfret; 2 John Rigby; 3 Thomas Birkett. Six asters, 1 John Greenall; 2 Jonathan Shepherd; 3 ...
... MARRI4 OES. On the 4th inst., at the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. Thomas Jackson to Miss Margaret Bainbridge. On the 5th inst., at the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. Robert Warren to Miss Ann Kenyon, Mr. Benj. Saunders to MifB Jane Hqughton. On the 6th inst ...
... (61 l yards) ; F. Hardy, Cheshire (7i yards) ; and W. H. Higgin, Burnley C.C. (8 yards). 1st Higgin, 2nd Hardy.-Fourth heat: J. Hoogh, Widnes (scratch); Harry Arden, Altrin. chami (41 yards); and H. Hardy, Cheshire (10 yards). let Hardy, 2nd Arden.-Fifth ...
... influences. The tomb stone' are for the most part very ancient, and about many of them there is a wearisome sameness. But over Dr. Hardy is a great curiosity. It runs thus. thongh the orthography shows a letter too many in the enme, the termination being in strictness ...
... Arms, from William Mars. se] an den to Thomas Watson ; the Bush Hotel, from J. Shep. Fi Li herd to Thomas Sleigh.-The following boerhouse licenses Nc inwere transferred, viz. :-55, Great Bolton-street, from Sy Thomas Tomlinson to Jane Worriughiam ; 1, Pleasant ...