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... PRIVATE CONTRACT. aiiscELLAjjrsQga. Electro-plate Samples to be Sold: Chandeliers, &c: bargain : must cleared.—l, Soap-st„ Thomas-st., Shudehlll. \ BOUT 4 gross Stone POP BOTTLBS~TO BE JLm. SOLD cheap: bargain.—74, Pollard-street. Ancoats. BARGAIN : Dining ...
... CARRIAGES, HARNESS, DUGS, &c. BROUGHAM.—Exceptional opportunity.—lnaley, Shakspere-st. Black sold, cheap.-sAppty J. 8., 43, Thomas, street, clieeuiam HUM, TWO Highly bred PUG BITCHES, mouths' old: price £3. 3s. -A- each.—Address 135, News office. SALE ...
... at Heywood. Six Mouths' imprisonment and Five Years' Police Supervision: Thomas Doyle and Thomas Smith for shop theft at Salford in September, 1882. Six Months' imprisonment: Thomas Hewitt for indecent assault at Salford: John William Haunon, factory opeiative ...
... meeting of the Failswcrth Liberals held last evening the following resolution was moved by Mr. Wynford Brierley, seconded by Mr. Thomas Taylor, and unanimously carried :— That this meeting strongly urges the Government to persist in their efforts to pas 3 the ...
... suspended by a woollen scarf. Ho was first discovered by his wife, who immediately gave an alarm, and a man named George Hardy, of 14, Thomas-stieet, Pendleton, went into the house and cut tho deceased down. Dr. White was sent for, and on his arrival ho pronounced ...
... 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 ...
... Twelve months: Mary Ann Stoker, 30, laundress, stealing ss. 6d.; Thomas Herbert 23, printer, embezzlement. Eight months: Jane Hardy, 29, factory operative, housebreaking. Six months: Thomas Buckley, 24, labourer, stealing a handcart and other articles. ...
... the draft of Messrs. Hardy and Brittain, manufacturers, Birmingham, which they were uuable meet. Iv January they wrote to Messrs. Hardy and Britain requesting that acceptance then becoming due might not bo pressed, and that Hardy and Urittain shotdd lend ...
... 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 ...
... sharpen that 'hardy' (an Instrument which used to cut iron with), you have broken it and you won't mend anything. prosecutor replied that had not broken the ' hardy,' and altercation followed. The prosecutor turned round to attend to the hardy which he ...
... Adam Oldfield; the Hare and Hounds, Eccles, from Moses Ridyard to John Ridyard and Thomas Berry; the Woodman Inn, Oldham Road, Newton Heath, from Harry Finch to James Hardy; the Pomona Palace, Cornbrook, from William W. Reilly to James Reilly ; the Red Lion ...
... been identified :— Frederick Lee, 50, Fieldhead Road, Sheffield. T. Kirkland, Matilda-street, or 71, Eyre-street. William Hardy, Broomhall-street. Mr. Swift, Sheffield. Mary Ellen Fillingham, 139, St. Mary's Road, Sheffield. Mr. Fillingham, Alderley Edge ...