... I Apply THOMAS BROWNING, accountant and estate agent, 18, Booth-street, Mosley-street. EATON CHAPEL, Five Minutes' Walk from Railway Station.—SAWLEY BANK, containing two I entertaining-rooms, six bedrooms, bath, &c.; rent, £35 , Apply THOMAS BROWNING ...

... Ogden, estate agent, 14, Brown-st. /^HORLTON^CUM-HARDY: Stockton Road.— Bemi-detached: 2 entertaining, bed rooms, bath, lavatory, w.c, garden back and front: cellared tbroughout.-Apply end house. -CtJM - HARDY: Stockton Road.— Semi-detached: 2 entertaining ...

... patienta in at present time Rouse visitors for the week commencing Saturday May 7, and ending May 13: Mersrs, Hawkins aud Tayler, Hardy and Sons, ena Mrs. Hindie. SALFORD AND PENDLETON ROYAL HOSPITAL.~ Officers for the ensuing week: Physician, Dr. Reed ; Mr, ...

... English artists without mentioning the interesting portraits of Thomas Carlyle (207), by Mr. Helmick, the charming baby fancies of Miss (311). or the carefully executed animals of Mr. Haywood Hardy (381-387). Our American cousins, though they confine their ...

... small or middle breed, with I pig: 1, Thomas Dame, Hale; 2, J. T. - p» ...

... Heaton, ootton spinner; and John Miles, Elmawood, Heaton, indiarnbber manufacturer. Shakvles.—Thomas Lover, 27, Park-road, Sharpies, gentleman; and *Thomas Walsh Fletcher, Eaat View, provision merchant. ATTEMPT TO LYNCH A MURDERER. Sheffield, yesterday ...

... K'reshfield, E=q. Sir William Henry Wal The tron, Aliced E. Gatborne Arneld William White, Hardy les Norris Wiide, Sir Farrer H ers*hell.Q C,MP. Bas il Thomas Woodd, Wiliam Hiegins, Invested on 3lst December, 1880 Income for the year i880 ee £5. £ Amount ...

... wish coma now than room can be found for. The Alleged Outrage shire Vo j tekrs.—At the petty sessions, yesterday, Thomas Brown and Thomas Martin were charged on remand with inflicting grievous bodily harm on Samuel Coliedge ! during a fight amongst volunteers ...

... Manchester, Mr. and Mrs, R. A, Edgar, Heaton Moor ;]Mr. H, Evans, Withington, Mr. Henry Fisher, Litchfield; Miss Fitzgibbon, cum Hardy; Mr. E . Farr, Swinton; Mr. Henry clough; Colonel and Mrs, Stockport; Mrs. Fith, Eceles; Mr. Herbert Fletcher, Bolion; Mr. ...

... Bailey, and B. Armitage (Sorrel Bank), vice-presidents; Mr. treasurer; aud Mr. Kncop, hon. secretary. A rote of thanks to Mr. Thomas the retiring president, for his past services, was carried by acclamation. The Census St. Helens. —The recent census shows ...

... George's Church, Alt rincham 15 8 Dunham-road Chapel, Altrincham 8 6 Northenden Church 0 Oxford road Chapel 14 St. Thomas's Church, Ardwick Ft. Thomas's Church, Lower Cruinpsall 14 7 St. Church, 6 St. Paul's Suaoay School 1 0 0— 6 9 St. Mark's Church, Woraley ...

... probably caught cold on leaving the opera the previous night. His illness is not thought to serious. The Illness of the Hon H. G. Hardy, J.P. This gentleman is still critical condition. His father and mother (Lord and Lady are still with him, watching anxiolisly ...