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... Glover Mr. 0.0. Murray Ben. 0.?. Inciting Mews. Reginald Radcliffe, C. H. Murray. to. Mr. T. W. Olovim Mr. T. W. Gluier Mr. Thomas Hardy . J. Tamer lir: J. 'Apise..=.. .1 F. Paddies= ' - Itlehael 7 ticr:l. O. Goddard I - H. MA. Thatcher' Ilfr. W. A. Duncan ...
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... was addressed by W. P. Holmes, Esq., Belfast, Thomas Hardy, R. Swan, and A. Huston. The speeches were well received, and all references to Sunday Closing and Local Option were heartily cheered.— THOMAS HARDY. Mn. Fawczn.—The :2Postmaster-General Li;ing ...
... Willem sang sacred melodies. An overflow meeting was held in the Association lisfl , at which the Rev. James Skiplane, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. James Whyte delivered addresses. An all-day conference in connection with the Mission was held on in the A ...
... Atlas Mr. J. Chadwick Trade Hall (eight a.m.) 1 •Manehester, Friends' Meeting House Marra J. Adamson and R. Coad Hr. Thomas Hardy Manchester, Free Tra United Kingdom Alliance Annual Breakfa s t) . Sir W.lawson, Bart..M.P. United Kingdom Alliance Council ...
... various denominations. The resignation of the monetary (Mr. Arthur A. Reads) was announced, and also the appointment of Mr. Thomas Hardy ae secretary, agent, and lecturer. In conclusion, the committee stated that the question was occupying a large and inc ...
... Macknight, of Stockport, succeeded Mr. Coed, and had charge of the meetings till the evening of Wednesday, 7th November. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, followed, as conductor and principal speaker. The meetings were successful throughout, not the slightest ...
... moderate pace. After the prisoner had pushed the complainant under the dray he ran down the street after another boy. Dr. Thomas Hardy Bustard, said he found his left arm broken, two scalp wounds, and other injuries. The boy had been in great danger, and ...
... was supported by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and carried. —After an adjournment the Rev. J. Colwell (Wesleyan) introduced the subject of Moral suasion in relation to Gospel temperance, and he was followed by the Rev. Dr. Garrett, Mr. Thomas Watson (Manchester) ...
... programme in the House of Commons. Arert-ToeAcco Somme. The committee have appointed Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, as agent and lecturer for the next twelve months. Mr. Hardy is well known as an earnest and able temperance advocate. Ile was for twelve years ...
... 8., /LP, Cheadle, Staffordshire 20 0 0 Wooden, Thomas, Uleerston Burford, John. Cambridge 2 2 0 Dowey, George. Great Yarmoutk Hardy, Thomas, MancLester 2 2 0 Huddy, John, Porten. 2 2 0 Ilyerecough, Thomas 2 2 0 Burgess, John and Mrs., Northwich Howroyd ...