... Kirkland Hall, Esq. ti She died in 1764. It was about this date that W~illiam, el Thomas, and John 'Crombleholme, eoso ihro T Crombleholme Fold, settled at Kirkcland ; Thomas, if not t, his brothers, residing at the Cross. While there, they u appear to have ...

... secure the true interests of the ae nation. 'd After the departure of the noble lord, ae the speaking was taken up by Mr. Thomas is Brocklebank, a veteran in the Liberal )n service, but who, since he resigned the is presidency of the Liberal Association ...

... he ccald, go abcout nunmoleted, but henceforth the writpr Nvould bo awtre if Hardy interfered with a widow onl his property. Twenty men were swrnj to dc ?? her cance, Hardy is an extennivj C-a' way graziier, aid has latelg given employmentt ro 6ll applirants ...

... and Co.; J. T. Parkinson residlog at Mlarket-place, Beech road, Chorlton-cum- Hardy, near Mi:anchester, and 2. P'lwler, formerly residing at B1. ch-groae, Chorlton-eunu-Hardy, now res!diig at MieLet-place, Choeltoe-c;em-Eardy. r. 'Werilehab , ereen-street ...

... to the benefice, the preferment has been definitively, declined. MR. T. B. POTTER AND THE SON OF PRESI- DENT LINcOLIN.-Mr. Thomas Bayley Potter has sent to Mr. Robert T. Lincoln, the son of President Lincoln, Ia curiously bound edition of Burns's works ...

... to apprentice him to a respectable cabinet-maker in Pros- Assoo ton, I was told £30, but as the boy appeared delicate, the Hardi master thought it fair that he should not be liable for anoth dectors' bills,. JI agreed, paid the £30, and the, boy is new ...

... neighbourhood of Manchester take place in the course of a month. The retiringmembers of the Boards are Rs follows Levenshulme: Thomas Marsh (chairman), cashier, Osborne House, Levenshulme; Win. Lingard, manager, Poplar House, Barlow Lane; Stothard Thomson ...

... Aussall and Mr. Onslow, he threw himself into the hands of his enemies. The Tories were anxious to sit upon him. Lord Hartington hardy hoped to get him time for reconsideration. But when the Liberal leader suggested an adjournment of the question, Sir Stafford ...

... Gray, Mr. A. Howell, Mr. S. Hardie, Mr. E. Hausman, Mr. mad Mrn. Hlrkson, Mrs. S. T. Jones, Mr. S. Jonei, Mr. J. Lidgerwood. Miss M'ORlum, M sr. A. Boss, Mar. llta Sond elm, Mr. G. 8hepherd, Dr. 0. 0. Stookard, Miss Thomas, Mr. S. E. Thompson, Mr. F. ...

... 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 ...

... ?? areseectd a acandidaites. coniuaotious with Sir A. C.1 Esyter, E. R1. Wodeheusce. Tee Con- 0crvstivexesnGcidste are B. Hardy end~daptsan Sosyth. BRAUneAsse. I.-M. Lloyd will probably. be returoed unopposed. Bsm~oRoo, ?? Whltbread (L) and Captena Poibtil1- ...

... 7, James-atreet, Slford, wa~ icel cagdat the countypolice ouart therejyesterday, tha ith having assaulted Police-constable Thomas his Race, on the previous day. Race was, about five for o'clock on Monday aiternoon, walking along a IA footpath between ...