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... (Bury), G.W.V.T. Sister re H. Quilliam (Fairfield, Liverpool), G.W. Secretary a, Rev S. Todd (Liverpool), G.W1T. Brother Thomas r. Hardy (Birmingham), G. Chaplain Rev. Holder. tress (North Devon), G.W.M. Brother William t, Stockbridge (London), G.S.J.T. Brother ...
... appointed being the Saeford Town Hall. Dr. T. P. Davlf-~ ine of the Liberal candidates for St. Thomas's ward, Pendloton, objected to the nomination of Mr. Thomas Biadfoi'tid Conservative, for that ward, on the ground that his place df -,bode was not stated ...
... the benefits of hand of hope unions. The programme comprised a number of choice musical pieces and recitations, Mr. .T. J. Thomas s being the conductor of the 150-voiced juvenile choir. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ST. ANNE'S WARD. MEETING. OF DR. PARSONS' ...
... charge against one of the injured men, was heard before the magistrates, at Guisbrough, yesterday, The defendant was Jewett Hardy, a deputy at the mine, and the charge against him was for having neglected to place a danger board a sufficient distance from ...
... creditable manner. ALernED FALSP ParTrNcas AT STOCKrTON.- Yesterday, at Stockton Borough Police Court, Thomas Parkin, a ticket-of-leave man, and Thomas Henry Parkiu, his son (a youth of 11 or 12 years), were brought up charged with obtaining goods from ...
... Idac-tlett, Richard Cooper, John Moreby, no Solomon Busby, 'Thom,#s Wall, Tho'mas Toolay, Edward he Grab; George Iloare, Zbserh Gare Freconaan, Alfred Haris,. oh Charles Gillett, and Thomas Sicelcher. Thfe Agis-trates re- Re fusled to listen to the usual hi ...
... of a local newspaper that the Rev. H. J. Hardy, formerly curate of S. Mary le Tower, was received into the Roman Catholic Church at the begin. ning of this year, will you give me leave to state that Mr, Hardy was never my curate, but temporarily as. ...
... Chancellor. the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, Mr. Seoietary Cross, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Carnarvon, Mr. Secretary Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury the Chancellor of the Exchefuer, the Right Ron. U. Ward Hunt, and Lord John Manners. The 1arocming ...
... Law, Peter Stephens, J. T. Fitzpatrick, J. Hoult, G. F. Woolliscroft, Joseph Newall, W. Joynson, Charles Kelly, Joseph Swan, Thomas Inglefield, B. Elvis, John Routledge, J. S. Price, W. Simms, &c. The Kingstown, profusely decorated with bunting, left Tranmere ...
... :-Bro. Thomas Cook, senior ewirdeu; Bro. Charles Leggott, junior warden; Bro Henry Preston, P. ?? treasurer; Bro. John P Thompson, ?? chaplain;' Bro. James 11 a Ansdell, hon. secretary; Bro. C. NV. Cheesman, seni Io deacon and irganist; Bro. Thomas Pearce ...
... following gentlemen were elected officers of the 'socie'ty for the ensuing year, viz.: President, Mr. Thomas Read Wilkinson; vicepresidents, Messrs. Thomas D~ickins, J.P., and Eljah Helm ; treasurer, Mr. John A; Brem;' - ner, J.P.; auditors, Messrs.William ...
... eary covered the nseme distance in nearly an hour's less time than his formidable rival. It is annonnced that the Rev. Mr. Hardy, formerly curate to the Rev. J. R. Tnrncock, at St. Mary-le-Tower Cburch, Ipswicb, was received into the Roman Catholic Church ...