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... tbe two plots thus being disposed for £445.' Singular Accident to Acrobat. About seven o'clock last evening man named Thomas Hardy, acrobat residing at 12, Chestergate, Stockpott, met with a singular accident. was engaged at tho Star Music Hall, Pol ...
... resolution was moved by Mr. J. Whyte, seconded by Mr. Hunter, and unanimously carried That as our friend and brother, Mr. Thomas Hardy, is about to visit the United States, this conference wishes him a hearty God speed, and commends him to the temperance ...
... Blackmore ventures into the a humorous piece of verse put blackbird. Mr. Kegan Paul m ° taken of the English rustic riewa Thomas Hardy respectively. Miss Eliot tributes little story, tender, graß Cork ran conin no ordinary degree. M A , ' and Pathefro a ...
... Barnes, cripple, was committed to the sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy endeavouring protect her was attacked by Barnes, who,swinging his crutch round ...
... and Mr. Francis M'Cormick (L), Deansgate, Provision merchant. Bradford Ward: Mr. Thomas fllagee (C). Heaton, brewer; and Mr. Ralph Ford (L), gentleman. Derby Ward! Mr. Thomas barlow Tong (C), Blackshaw-lano, brewer; and Mr. ? SP. (L), Gilnow Park, pawnbroker ...
... The Light of the West, by Col. Butler, C.B.; ' Blackbird, byMr. R. D. Black-more; The Rustics of George Eliot rand Thomas Hardy, by C. Kegad Paul; and Dulness, the first of a series of papers on Q The Bogies of Provincial Life, by Mrs. Loftie ...
... 465; Henry Tarner (L), calico printer, 459. i St. Thomas's ward . ' William Harrilson (L), hat manu z facturer, 879; *jamee Needham (C), spirit merchant, z 834.; John Marshall ?? builder, o808; Thomas Feara f(); brewer, 815. Heaton*Norris ward: John M'Olnre ...
... resolution was moved by Mr. J. Whyte, seconded Mr. Hunter, and unanimously carried :— That as our friend and brother, Mr. Thomas Hardy, about to visit the United States, this conference wishes him a hearty God speed, and commends him to the temperance friends ...
... Sales ON MONDAY NEXT. Royal Botanical Gardens. —Sale of a Large Number of Choice Hardy Hybrid Rhododendrons, in full bloom, in pots, which are now on exhibition at Old Trafford, and include new varieties such as Samuel Morley, Lady Grenville, Duke and ...
... to Margaret Joh*' $ Thomas Ward. .h Johvson—Haet. —On the place, Edinburgh, Robert Sophia Louise, daughter of Baynes.—On the 27th inst.. Anne, the beloved wife of jjy her 76th yoar. iJ I^ the 28th inst., age, WUham Butcher, of E Hardy. . i . ».ij/fO Waeburton ...
... ; Spacious SHOP and HOUSE: good position for business: rent, Bs—Apply THOMAS ALKER A SONS. 55, Market-street. /Capita!Corner SHOP. 23, Brighton-st„ Regent Rd.: rent7s.6d.-THOMAS .SONS, 55 Market-street. / Commodious Corner Shop: :i4,Goodier'sLane,Saiford: ...
... second daughter ci John Pilling Brieney. Goldsworthy.—On February 26tk, off Ancona, agod. 23, Thomas Harry, only sou of R. B. Goldsworthy, Chorlton-cum-Hardy.—Friends will piease accept this intimation. Haworth.—On the 28th February, the Rev. William Haworth ...