... Temperance Society bad announced ttiat they would hold two npen.air meetings at the Moor End, Adwalton, to be addressed by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, subject, The Temperance Question, but as the camp meeting and the temperance meeting would have been in ...

... HICEITOWN. AT 1111. L. A ease of typhoid is reported to have broken oat at Knowler Hill, the patient beiog Mra. Hardy, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, sloth finisher. The medical officer of health has charge of the case. STRUT AOCIDEIT. —L-ast Wednesday, a boy ...

... the 9th teet..at !lintel! held 71 Cbtreb, by tbo Kano, MA , situ, arr. Thomas Hardy to Mi Rachel Eslaboute, o( moedwike. —the the 9th hat., at Birstell Plea Church, by the Rev. John Kemp. tic Thome+ Rouse to Misr Sarah Jane Pinder, both of Bs& Taalica-Roskars ...

... the way to the loekmps or in the buildiegs. There wee, two each yesterday, and one wag that of a man who gave the cave of Thomas Hardy, and said he had come from Bradford. He was charged with being drunk and dig. osderly at Liversetige that (Friday) morning ...

... (Shipley) and L. E. Ellis (Batley), damn minister. HAWKING A LICIMOI. Yesterday, at the West Riding Pole:* Court, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy was charged with hawking tin mans without oertificate. —Police-constable Chadwick proved the case.—The de. fendant was ...

... acquitted with a caution. e Pp A Waentsc To Monday, at the Dewsbury Police Court, before T. Taylor, Eeq., and other jastices, Thomas Hardy, of Sou! fined urea, wes 6d. and costs on the stable Stott for not having control over three horses under his charge at ...

... Mr. Thomas Itima.bottoni, Littletown. —On the 23rd ult., Mary Ell, n, lufar.t daughter of Marila Edmondson, Heights. (TILL--On the 26th ult., aged 73 years, Mr. 0111, Ilightown. HARDT ---On the 29th alt., aged 27 years, EMMA, ate of Mr. Thomas Hardy ...

... woh ass Methodist er ne lot ete the and the Revs: Thomas Hardy to Heckmondwike. Scnoot Boarp.—This bod; ne, nO pr and) contain’ ie of interest to the public. £193 were passed for pa officer reported having. i after 258 children who had not ly since the ...

... and the Union Jack was Isolated half mast high in the tower of the church. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.—OR Sunday afternoon, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, delivered a lecture in the Temperance Room, subject, Richard Horne and in the evening be gave au address ...

... magazine —the rent Ino:thling a descriptive article on lace making at Nottingham ; a tale, Interloper at the Keep.' by Thomas Hardy; two beautiful pieces of poetry, My Wifs's Valentine and A Woman's Kaopsake and • further instalment of Miu C. M. Yosge's ...

... Lot 13, two closes of land containing over sir acres, aad bounded southwardly and westwardly by property belowing to Mr. Thomas Hardy Jackson, was p by Mr. Jackson for E 460. The remaining lots weft shares in the Heckmondwike Gas Company, sad these were ...

... thre: months. The ication was ted. CaB ACCIDENT.—On Sat jay afternoon, abou 2-30 p.m., a horse driven by a young man name Thomas Hardy was turning at the top of Victori Carr, when by some mishap i ore he street, falling in close proximit; to Mr. Lord’s shop ...