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... 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 ...
... and addresses the Editor. T. Law.—February Thomas Howard. —Inside. Edwin Griffitlis. —We have no record of such a statement. Emerald Isle—I. September 18th, 1867. 2. Conservative Government. Mr. Gatborne Hardy was Home Secretary. Honos alit artes. —There ...
... Church, by the Ray. A. H. Byle .. Arthur, youngest son of A. T. Marshall, Headige o 2 Maria Ann, yonngelso daughter of Knight Hardy carver 2 and gilder, Leeds. MAsoN--MosEr.-On the 5th ?? the Registrar's Office, Birmeinehiam, William Henry Mason, Sparkbrook ...
... oot! of Alfred Haghes, tey., of B seed er & {hen | Hardy, to Mary, youngest éau gat e | Yates, Maq., oi Highfield, Hea® on | the 17% y fre jet! / Cliftonville, by tha Rev. Lowiss je | only gon of Thomas Keli, of Dottridge, youngest dangh'f ale Searles, ...
... oot! of Alfred Haghes, tey., of B seed er & {hen | Hardy, to Mary, youngest éau gat e | Yates, Maq., oi Highfield, Hea® on | the 17% y fre jet! / Cliftonville, by tha Rev. Lowiss je | only gon of Thomas Keli, of Dottridge, youngest dangh'f ale Searles, ...
... . The petitioners are represented Mr. Day, Q.C, and Mr. Biron, and the respondent by Mr. Matthews, Q.C, Mr. Edge, and Mr. Hardy. The petition alleges bribery, treating, and undue influence. Under the head of bribery there are 288 cases, of which 218 are ...
... Withington ; Marmaduke Stot- hard, builder, Oak Mount, Withington; James Jo Lambert, solicitor. Claremont, Choriton-cum-Hardy; Thomas Whitwor » merchant, Oakfield, Withington, and James ‘Rider, gentleman, Riveradale, Didsbary. Lhe first four were retiring ...
... explained, did not include the beating apparatus nor the concrete work. Stealing Horse.—Yesterday, the Leigh petty sessions, Thomas Sumner, was charged with stealing horse and cart and load of hay, belonging to John Pasquill. The prisoner, on the lst inst ...
... Patients admitted since January 1881 1636 Visiting trustees for the ensuing week: Messrs. Joseph 11. King, Samuel Sing, and Thomas B. King. HULME DISPENSABY, Dale-street, Stretford Consulting Physicians J. Whitehead, M.D., Dr. Bow. man, and Dr. Leech. ...
... petitioners were again represented Mr. Day, Q.C., and Mr. Bevan, and the respondent by Mr. Matthews, Q.C., Mr. Edge, and Mr. Hardy. John Brannan, day wageman at the colliery, said he had breakfast 32, School-street on the morning of the election day. whs ...
... corner of Thomas-street and Soap-street aforesaid, and containing by a recent admeasurement 112 1-3 superficial square yards net land, or thereaboute, anc those TWO SHOPS, MESSUAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, and being numbers 6 and 8, Thomas-street aforeaaid ...
... a Road, Withiugton; M. Stothard, builder, Oak Mount, Witbington; T 3. J. Lambert, solicitor, Claremont, C Chorltou-cmi-Hardy; Thomas Whitworth, merchant, .t Oakfield, Withington; and James Rider, Ryversdale, Didsbury. The first tour are retiring members ...