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... 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 ...
... (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 ...
... 59., belonging to e Rose Hardy, ?? Rearns, 16, stealing at _ Preston, on the 21st inst., one shirt, the property of t Oswald Eaves, 6 months' imprisonment, and three years' 0 police ?? Devers, 24, Patricl Devers, It35, and Thomas Cummings, 34, were indicted ...
... : J. Dovnham, Thomas Askew, jan. Ashton: E. Maclkereth, A. Sheriff. Borwick: W. Hird, Robert Heslam. Bulk: E. Alston, D. Irvine. Bolton.le.Sands: John Cook, Jas. Birlkett. Cockerhain: J. Simpson, John Cardner. Cock- ersand Abbey: Thomas Corbishley, R ...
... evening, and of which a report appeared in our last issue, were continued on Sunday last. The Rev. JT. Wood, curate of St. d Thomas's, Pregton, preached a gospel dliscourse fin the morning from John, lot Epistle, 2nd chapter,, and 15thh verse. At night the ...
... te R Warbrick. Pinks, three varieties,, 1 W Cross, 2 G At- the kMnson. Stocics, 1 G Atkcinson, 2 J Hall, S W Cross. tine I. Hardy herbaceous, three varieties, 1 W Cross, 2 Gi At- ens 11 kinston, 3 J Hell, Verbenass, three varieties, 1 G Atkin. Mi y son ...
... Architect. vp 0 BE LET, with immediate possession, the capital i1 corner DWELLING-HOUSE No. 51, Flshergate.- Apply to Mr. JoE.1'H HARDI)sNG, 49, Lune-otreet. Preston. B. LET, or SOLD, The Mount, Cromwell- road, Fuiwood, with Stable, Greenhouse, and large Garden ...
... NV. In Harrison and R., Calvert, Elsqrs.-Slcepin y Oast.-Wma. 01 Whittle, James Bentley, Thomas Davies, John Salt Mortn.h soy, Thomas Valiant, John Ward, Thomas Bleasdale, P James Ennis, and William Jones, all young men, were n summoned for sleeping in ...
... det twsfinally agreed that the ?? d Hardi journed till next Court, anti that in the meantime the do' Crook fondant should pay off the ?? bill was reduced to Webb Ix2.-'Wifl. Hodgkhnsofl, a weaver, was sued by Thomas O'Bri I terehaw, general dealer, O~ ...
... s. T. T. o Parker (chairman), J. Porter (vice-chairman), P. Taylor, ir J. Hesketh, R. Banks, J. Barker, R. Strickland, G. Hardy, sJ. Waring, J. Briers, J. Dickinson, R. Marshall, L. Green- halgh, J. Jackson, and W. Cookson.-Finance.-The schedule of bills ...
... (Clarkion's Temperance Hotel,) from 7-ZO to 8 Co. Chairman, Mr. HSNRv BRADLEY, 8, Stephenson- .terrace, Preston; Solicitor, Mr. THOMAS EDULsToN, 7, Winckley-ttreet, Preston; Secretaries, Messr. ANDRRW & Mo.YLITacCK, Arch Lects, 13, Wiurckley-street, Preston ...