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... , hereby given thePARTNERSHIP heretofore'subsisting between us, the under signed Li HALL and THOMAS BIDDOLPH, lately carrying on businefls as wine spirit merchants, at Ni. 33 Cooper-street, Manobester, under the style or firm Lightbourne, Son, and Biddolph ...
... Sales fcg Thomas Tusou, Liquidation.—To Curriers, Leather Merchants, Shoemakers, and othf is. MESSRS. FREDERICK THOMPSON and SON have been favoured with instructions from the trustee herein to SELL BT AUCTION, unless previously disposed of private contract ...
... Levenshulme.— Joseph Moseley, Esq.. J.P., Chairman. Charles Griifin, Esq., Vice-Chairmaa. Mr. Thoma* Marsh. Hon. Sec. MANCHESTER. St, Auo's-street. —Thomas Rose, Esq., J.P., Chairman. Mr. Henry Sutoliffe, Hon. Sec. New Cross and St. Michael's Ward.—John ...
... Regim 6l1 * $b-.fyt>k Britten— Hardy.—On the lst mat.,,»* Chelsea, by the Rev. J. N. Hoare, Artb£ \fi r King'a-road, S.W., to Mary, daughter W. Hardy, Bnttsbnry, Essex. Ashworth.—On the lst inst., aged op? late wife of Thomas Ashwortb, »i» ftp Pilkington ...
... boot and shoe dealer. John Thomas Parkinson and Tower Brewery, Park-street, fl S° tfl .jer v Manchester, common brewers, trading ~ or firm of Parkinson and Comoro' Parkinson residing at the Market-p u*. Chorlton-cum-Hardy, near Fowler, formerly residing ...
... respondents are the Hon. Alfred Gathorne Hardy, M.P., and Colonel Laurie. Charles Wolley said he saw Mr. E. Bateman, an auctioneer, in High-street, at the time of the election, and he gave him 10s. to vote for Hardy and Laurie. —In cross-examination witness ...
... Alfred Gathorno Hardy, M.P., and Col. Laurie. The petitioner and the respondents were again present in court.— Cbas. said he saw Mr. E. Bateman, anctioneer, in tbe High-street, at tbe time of the election, and he gave him lOe. to vote for Hardy and Laurie ...
... No, I can't trust you—Charles Holland said Thomas White, baker, offered him half a sovereign on the morning of the election. Witness replied, No, it is not good enough. Thomas Tassell said Thomas W bite gave him a sovereign on the day of the election ...
... Adshead —Moore.—On the 19th inst., the Parish Church, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, by the Rev. J. E. Boothe, M.A., Rector, Charles Henry, eldest son Edwin L. Adshead, Esq., Moasleigh, Chorlton-cum- Hardy, to Emma Roberts, eldest daughter the late James Moore, Esq., ...
... Woolford. Township of Harpurhey: Representatives to the executive-Mr. Thomas Harker (chairmenn) and Mr. Thomas Jones (secretary); to the ceounoil-Messrs. H. Booth, P. Dwyer, Thomas Moore, E. Smith, J. Taylor, S. H. Taylor, Chals. Toers, A. Insworth, Chas ...
... LANCAMIIIIII.-F. Cliff (Blackley), first home; C. Southern (Broughton), second home; S. Macbeth (Chorlton.cum-Hardy), centre; R. Hughee (Chorltoa. cum-Hardy), rightoentre; A. W. Occleston (Stretford), left centre; F. W. Wollaaton (Chorlton.camaardy), goal; L ...
... as Hart had sworn. —Charlea Holland said that Thomas White, baker, offered him a half-sovereign on the morning of the election. Witness replied, It is not good enough.—Thomas Tassel! said that Thomas White gave him sovereign on the day of the election ...