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... Edith A. Newbold, Sarah J. Parke, Mabel T. Roberts. Tom 1ilvlr, ErneEt Ryly, Fanny Shelton, Thomas C. H. Sim- monds: 1. F. Spencer. Hannah C. Stenson, Maria J. Thomas, John W. We*bstor, Albert Wihitehurst, Joseph W. Bembridge, Samuel H. Bland, Laura Carter ...
... 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 ...
... i Im Cross entered upon these ?? to men. He has borne the ordeal wtha success tha he not been witnessed since Mr. Gathru Hardy succsel, by Mr. Walpole at Whitehall. There are certain other qualities inl Mr. Cross besi5,, enhis indefatigable attention ...
... and four calves, valued at about 1001., were struck by lightning and killed on the spot. The animals, which belonged to AIr. Thomas Mason, of Tarnwater farm, were sheltering under some trees. A waterman, named Chitty, at an early hour on 'Wednes- day morning ...
... Buxton and Thomas Coates; 2nd, 10s,, W. Harrison and John Hornbuckle. Men a Pair Oar Race.-lst, 31. 3s., Walter Holland and William Walthall, Matlock; 2nd, 11., J. Birks and W. Smith, Butter- ley. Pintou's Pair Oar Itaco.-1st, 11., Birks and Hardy. Young ...
... light; Isabel, Adams, from Aberdeen, pit props; Thomas Vaughan, Murray, r from Geestemunde, light ; Acklam, Hansen, from Granlgemouth, light. Clarence, Simmomns, for Grange- iM dmouth, iron; Glexicefrn, Hardy, for GraLngemonch s iron; Darlington, Nightingale ...
... Wlest11 ala; John H. Pounder, Mapperly ;\ inMasallhilkeatoxi; and Thomas Steele, Nottinigham.l The he Votes ha1ving been takens, the following result wats anl- it, nounced :-Marshall, 12 ; Hardy, 2 ; Poundor, 1; Steele, 0. rid Mr. Woolstan Marshall was therefore ...
... about every state in Europe, and the matches are close at hand, it is well to know how we stand. Elazckwood says that Mr. Hardy is deeply considering the matter. Meanwbile Ebony lays down a plan which is so amaas up of details that it is impossible ...
... AT A ED RAB. Before the magistrates, at Guisbrough, yester- day, William Hardy, the younger, was charged with being drunk and using threatening language to his father, William Hardy, at ledoar, on Satrr- day last- The case was a painful one, the defen- ...
... IW. Bretherton, Esqrs., and the Rev. J. Sparling. d DRNuREN LIsT.-Francis Keelsy and Thomas Hayes di were fined 21s. end costs; James Thompson, of Whittle, and Thomas Almond, of Standish, were each fined Ss. and costs 'harles Derbyshire (previously convicted) ...
... the R1ev. G. H. Lambert, H.1 Bode, Esq., Messrs. W. Franklin, J~ohn Dodwell, A. Selfe, R. Tetley, B. Birch, C. F. Howland, Thomas Franklin, F. A. H. Bull, R. Paxtosi, Flower, BI. H, Smith, Watson, T, attn, osph raikln, eytnKimble, J. Gadsden, J. A.Mumfrd ...
... (Thunders of disapprobation.) Well, I worked ont the re- duction at Sunuyside. I had several riots on my hands. -My brother, Thomas, lost his life in that turn-out. I was chased by the-mob over the hills towards Haslingden. a I took refuge in a cottage ...