... variety ente r . tainment Was gieen by the children, and during evening au address on temperance w rk was given ,by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchestey. meetin - Waal brought to a clos e b y t h e nsual vote, of - I ce OF SONG. —On Sunday evening a Th. lost ...

... there was a large attendance. Capt. Partington presided. Speeches were made by Dr. F. R. Less. F. S. A. (Edinburgh), Mr. Thomas Hardy, (Manchester), and Mr. W. Mart (Derby). W ISLEVAN CHAPRL TEA PARTY--OR Saturday, a public tea party and grand miscellaneous ...

... aautatioa produced, with reference to d,ol.,rlit.ou of promiiei oi Boger Hardy, Thomas Parkey, and Arnold Heap, as being wittrn an infected area. To get to the premises of Hardy where the pleuropnemenis existed, people would have to pass premises of defendant ...

... before the hairpin. The bumping would be cruised, he thought, by the train running oa an ansmooth sarfat e. - - - • - • Thomas Henry Hardy deposed that he el at 10, Wood•street. Gorton, and • carriage examiner at Manchester. He examined all the carriages ...

... Potter, S. Hardy , T. A bbott, statute lAPPlause-) bottom, Mr. Henry Clayton Gill (Poynton), - .lllre Henry Ashton, T. Woodruff, Samuel Marriam, Mr. Booth-Baru seconded the resolution in an C. F. Johnson (Mamie), Mr. Edwin Arnfield. In G• Hardy, Tym, T. ...

... Snittertou : Messrs. William Hardy and Joseph Peach. Teasley: Messrs. Clarke and Timothy Taylor. Matlock: Messrs. Thome Baden and John Clarke. Darkly: Messrs. Henry Dooley and William Roden. Cromfonl : Messrs. Joshua Swift and Thomas Swift. Bonsall: Messrs ...

... information way be obtained Mr. Wm. Hardy, Osborne Tel race, Breowngton, near Stockport; Auctioneers, Warron-strset, Stockport; or from Molars. W. & F. W. JOHNSON, Solicitors, 26, Parkobtreet, Stockport. BY MIL THOMAS JAMES STEVENSO)i, TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS ...

... Maria, daughter of John Sykes, 82, Woolley Milge. On the 22nd inst., aged 20 years, John Thomas Swindells, Tideswell. On the 22nd inst., aged 48 years, Jahns Hardy, Padfield-lane. On the 22nd inst., aged 1 year, Mary Elisabeth, daughter of Ephraim Oslo ...

... butts. JOHN THOMAS ARNIITAGE, (Deceased). I Pursuant to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd I Victoria, chapter 33, intituled, An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all CREDITORS and other ...

... notice to a at the Nag's Head, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy being absent from home. Mrs. Hardy stated they were never served with a notice at all.—The Clerk: Of course if it was served on your man servant --- Mrs. Hardy: He was not • man servant; be was a wandering ...

... Whitworth lO 10 0 Thomas Walker, Ellq 20 0 0 Mrs. Walker Alfred Clay, 2O 0 0 S. Tarlor•Whitehaad. Maq lOO 0 0 Mrs. Ldward BRAWN l5 0 0 .._ _ _ Helen !Luker lO 0 0 ._ _ _ list 10 0 0 Gileoa Marti°, AL. Taylor•Whiteboad Slim Hardy Sums 7 6 0 R. Clifftxl ...

... presided. The Rev. A. Mort•ui, of Marple, and the Rev. Thomas Whittaker, of I..axls, gate addresses. Numerous questions were asked and replied to. A very pleasant evening was spent. RE-OPENING OP ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH. On Sunday last, the re-opening services ...