... was elected by nominate*, in the place of Thomas Hardy, who has been four ye&rs supernumerary. The Rev. Edwin H. Tindall, of Manchester, senior chapel secretary, was elected by nomination in the place of Thomas Thompson, superannuated on the ground of ...

... thus paint their ideals words are Charles Mrs. Anthony Trollops, Geonre Macdonald William Blackmore, William - Black, and Thomas Hardy. But for the present, we told, it is thought well leave the sketches there will small amount 'curiosity evinced as to each ...

... THOMAS ARMSTRONG AND BROTHER *■ Opticians appointment to the Royal Eye Hospital, 28, _ SO, ftEANSGATE, MANCHESTER, Bp ECTACLES AND GLASSES carefully adapted to defective vision. ARTIFICIAL EYES of Superior Quality. Vj~~_r_____J note our only Business ...

... T ODGING3 for a Young Man: separate bed: terms, 3s. 6d.—Apply JLi 3, Hester-street, Butler-street, Greenheys. CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY.— Comfortable APARTMENTS for Oiii Two Gentlemen.—3, Albert Terrace, Church LODGINGS, for Two Young Men fno - children: 3s. ...

... THOMAS ARMSTRONG AND BROTHER £i'' by Appointment to the Royal Eye HospltaL AND EYE-GLASSES CAREFULLY ADAPTED DEFECTIVE VISION. 90. DEANSGATE. MANCHESTER. SHARP & SCOTT are now Selling BLACK TEA. SPECIAL EXCELLENCE. At Is. 6d. lb. Compare it with any sold ...

... Leigh, ironmonger, Northenden; John Hough, merchant, Chorlton-cum-Hardy: William Scott Brown, chemist, Old Traffofd; William Thornier Smith, merchant, Cheadle; Joseph Broome, merchant, Thomas Rose, agent, Old Trafford ; James Oliver, spinner, Crumpsall, and ...

... to the Wesleyan Chapel. After leaving the chapel at eight o'clock in the evening went towards home. Near Mr. Hardy's house he heard Mrs. Hardy and the servant crying out Murder. He ran into the farm yard, and saw deceased lying on his back dead, and ...

... Northampton, George Sargent; Kent, Benjamin Browne; Norwich and Lynn, George Follows; Oxford, H. Comforth; Portsmouth, Richard Hardy ; Channel Islands, Robert Dovison, M.A.; A. Devonport and W. H. Core; Cornwall, C. H. Floyd ; Bristol, George Bath, William ...

... early on Tuesday Morning for copies. Lewis's Market-street. GREAT OUTFIT ESTABLISHMENT, 125 * 127, OLDHAM-STEEET, MANCHESTER. THOMAS PEEL, Proprietor. JO E EVENING WEAR. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Ladies' Coloured Spun Silk Hose, Tops, extra value 3s. 3d. per puir ...

... EVANS.—On the 17th inst., 51, Weymouth-street, Chorlton-on- Medlock, the wife of Thomas W. Evans, son. rjIHE GREAT OUTFIT ESTABLISHMENT, 125 and K7, OLDHAM-STBEET. THOMAS PEEL, Proprietor. jjj ARRIACfE OUTFITS. ABY- LI N OUTFITS. OUTFITS, gCH O O L T S ...

... of the Chamber, which will merely discuss the Budget. Illness op the Hon. Harold (lathqbwe Hardy. The Bradford Clinmicle learns that the Hon. Harold Gatheme Hardy is lying dangerously ill at Low Moor. About month ago ruptured blood vessel, and suaco then ...

... ss stoker ; Thomas Goldfinch, stoker ; William Holton, sailmr.kei's mate; Edmund Howard, able seaman; Charles James, ordinary; James Hull, second captain ioretop; Alfred Hurtieid, ordinary; Chas. Homers, third-class signalman; Robt. Hardy, second captain ...