... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... herbaceous and spring flowering plants of all sorts, as well as autumn-X sown annuals, may now be transplanted with impunity. Hardy climbers of all sorts, such as clematises, honey- suckles, jasminos, pillar roses, ivies, Ac., should now have the dead or ...

... northern circuit, and another an chls r- attorney. One of the Miss Hleatons marreied Mr. Thomas Of a Brooks, brother of Mr. Samuel Brooks the banlker. Afr. cine he Thomas Brooks was killed in a block W1rinters' turn-ont at TI Id Cratvshawbooth. His widow erected ...

... and display- ing such oratorieal powers as are not surpassed by any of wv his neighbouring clergymen.. In recognition of his hardi- g hood, his daring, and his imthenee courage in resisting the d decrees of ecclesiastical tyranny, it is now purposed to raise ...

... polyanthnlscs, and snellclike by Sprinkling some dry litter over them iil severe frost. Get all planting of shrubs, hcgoes, hardy roses, &a., accom- plished if not already finished. Another writer, as to protectieng rose trees, says :-We talee the first ...

... Esq., Manley Hall, Manchester; Mr. James Dixon, gardener 'to'the Lord Bishop of- Man- chester; Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mooncygate, Lktscaster, and Mr. Thomas Atkinson, gardener to -. Hargreaves, Esq., Wellington House, Leyland. . ?? The exhibition was opened ...

... lie, and costs for 00 ?? being drunk anddisorderly, Jane Robin. & soni, of Standish, was fined 20.. and costs; Thomas Disley Z8 and Thomas Calligan, Lie, and coats each; and John Stun. o ton, John Astley, and Hugh Calderbank were each snulcted of! in ...

... bother, however, is, we understand, Stat au d, anden amicable seltleuient arrived at. liMR. HaRDY GILLAnrD'S PANfOiAMA.-Each evening during the part week Mr. Hardy Gillard has exhibited in the Theatre of the Mechanics' institution, Avenham, his great American ...