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... concludes the volume, and brings to close the two stories that have been continued during the year. The Trumpet Major, Mr. Thomas Hardy, will be accepted as one of the best, if not the best, of the author's works. To anyone who has had a surfeit sensational ...
... son. 18th, at 1, . ona a Chapel, the wife of T. T. Worthington, of a °fthe I- the 20th mat., at G Asc the Eev. C. T. Watson, Thomas 16 ' Lower Broughton, to Jane V of the late Joseph Wood, cotton a f earefc ' Ilkley, bjrthe Bey- or Vioar Bunoury, Cheahire ...
... Chapel, the wife of T. T. Worthington, of a ti^T~ ooD—On the 20th inst., at the Church Ascension, by the Rev. C. T. Watson, Thomas g? y> 16, Lord-street, Lower Broughton, to Jane, daughter of the late Joseph Wood, cotton V 0 J*' adcliffe. *t s*. vWalker ...
... Three months * Jin» * laundress, breaking »i tber* -J» Chorlton-cum-Hardy, and steauna property of Joseph Hana. hz»b«* « One month's factory operative, atealir.fiT at , jjg Acquitted : Thomas o btgaj«gJ had been indicted on a false pretences fromCl-gg&ajffl ...
... A S. Dunn, L. M. Potts, P. G. Lane, 0. Thoma* E. D. Johnson, W. J. Grom, D. Hussey, E. H. Dixon, O. L. Hiiltor, C. B. Gray, F. Wynn* £. Bindley, F. Bradley, H. L. Dixon, J. E. Buektond, D. H. Lawrence, H. Hardy, S. L. Hasluck, E. Atkin, L. M'Pherson, ...
... as regards H. Bradley. W. Barnes and W. D. Hissoy, Oxford, livery stable keepers. G. H. and H. B. Hardy, Newcastle-on-Tyne, grocers- as regards G. H. Hardy. J. Scarlett and F. P. Suthery, Chelmsford, solicitors; regards J. Scarlett. . J. Sykes and W, Taylor ...
... Teams).—Played atEerlahroton, onSatorday,St Peter’s winning by two tries and five tonchdowne niL The tries were got by Ward and Hardy. Fairfield Wanderers v. Walton (2nd Teams). Played Saturday, at Fairfield, and reralted in draw in favour of Walton, who scored ...
... that issued some years ago tor the Caffire wars, with clasps to mark the phase of the campaign. Compulsory Vaccination.—Mr. Thomas Burt, M.P., in a letter addressed to his constituents, says he will have no hesitation in voting with Mr. P. A. Taylor for ...
... number was too large to admit of being conveniently acopmmodated in the house. were standing npon the self-same spot where the hardy, earnest, and fearless, though imaginative and rhapsodic*!, Puritan preacher stood more than 200 years ago, while on tho green ...
... concrne inthethet o prpery bloningto Thomas . L The following prisoners were acquitted: Philip Lynch, 56, labourer, charged with theft in Salfford; Ellen Mitchell, 24, servant, Charged with thefts st Gorton; Emily Thomas, 33, servant, charged with theft at ...
... Boehdale Wanderer* r. Oldham (2nd) 11?Oldham, Baslirgden r, Oldham Hornet* M?Oldhvxc, Britannia Oldham Borongh 11?Oldhvm. St. Thomas'* r. ll?Oaret'. Batlev r.Oeeett H-Ordaall, Eserton r. Stretford Bangers Peislev, Wen of Bootlond r. Paisley U?Frestwloh, Hale ...
... and T. Smith played best lot the Kelson. Sides:— Nelson; A. Jagger, back; F. Pool, J. Smith, and F. Hardy, three-quarter bocks; T. Smith and C. Hardy.halfWks; S,Hanson.Q. Sowden,E HargresYes, J. Stnblsy, O. Brooke, C. Mitchell, and J. Schofield, Jrrwarda ...