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... (Leeds), Mr. W. Hoyle, of Tottington, Mr. W. H. Chadwick, Rev. E. Walker, Mr. E. J. Spafford, Mr. Charles Goodier, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others. Mr. B. Whitworth, M.P., wrote expressing sympathy with the movement, and regretting that his parliamentary ...
... 7. Shackleton, H Davidson and John Paton ay. W. 11. Payne Smith, Messrs. D. P J. N. Simnel. Ws. J. Bail. W. Misr, Mersa Thomas Hardy and . H. Murray team John Adam Adams and C. Way. Kr. W. Meows. Key and W. Ifr. R.. Coed Messrs. W. Woodward. Bevan and ...
... Kingdom Alliance. Rev. J. Prosser presided, and Revs. F. Woofenden and J. Dearnley, and Messrs. J. Hall and W. Stevenson. Mr. Thomas Hardy delivered an address on Drunkenness: It. Cause and Cure. About 2,000 persons were present. At the close a unanimous vote ...
... MISCELLANIES. STALT7nuno3.—The seed sown by Messrs. James Whyte, Thomas Hardy, Richard Coed, and the few but zealous workers in this locality, begins to bear good fruit. A strong clear temperance sentiment has been created, and the numbers stand at present ...
... yeueoessful series of meetings were held in the Town Hall, Eccles. At all these meetings Mr. Spofford was chairman, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, was the chief speaker. The mission was on this occasion undertaken more with the view of teaching, confirming ...
... Langstaff and W. Mart !KUM. T. W. Glover and J. B. Turner IMr. J. P. , Mr. C. 11. Murray ,IMr, W. Thomas ,Ioounelllor Swan and Mr. A. Seholdeld ,Iltessrs. Thomas Hardy and James Whyte 'Messrs. G. Esitholme, J.P., E. P. Sherwood, J. Paton, I and H. Hlbbert 'Revs ...
... Iftelen ' ~ J. P. Uran r. J. P. Ursa U.L. A. Mhos. GoLna and 11r. W. Bingham .. sirs. Hardy, B. P. Wbyta. and others UMW and Thomas 'Ludy gitessfs. .— Mears. ...
... bnocbdstdr• Ilartaar. Omens Dr. Lung nannes. Grattowatreat. liscadldy ; Dr. THOMAS BARLOW. 10, Emma SWIM HOWSE. 3. Aboburch Yard. R.C. Cessairroto P. HARDY. 4 Ilorsataar—THOMAS CASH. Iraq. ...
... Cressirreet.lLsasbesirt. Ormairre 3FAMZS IDMNIIDII. Gretteartreit. PkaidMy I THOMAS BAUM/00, IloatesmirremAr.NarrN 101m3r. la*, 3, La. Armin—PALM P. HARDY. Dr 3. Ilatiarsai—THOMAS CASH. Esq. POSITION OF THE INSTITUTION, JANUARY, 1883. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL ...
... JAMES SIOLUNDS. S. Oraftoo-strest. Piccadilly; Dr. THOMAS Denton% to. Montague street. Square' Scasagges-111.ANCIII HOWSE. Esq.. 3. Abchuroh Tar& E.C. ACT' aav—ItALPII P. HARDY. Esq. Socansar —THOMAS CASH. POSITION OF THE INSTITUTION, JANUARY, 1883. ...
... landau. sad Crometrea. Namibia's. MemaL Ointms. Dr. Win I, Draftobiarost. Piccadilly; Dr. THOMAS BARLOW, 10. eg. 1146 DOWD'. Eaq., 3, Yard. LC. Amiumy—RALPH P. HARDY. Smaanu—THOXAS PUSMON OF THE INSTITUTION, JANUARY, 1888. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, £3,210.000; ...
... J.P.. 11.11 011 aed Lembo. sad Mamba , s Dr. MIES EDMUNDS. s. Plexedlly ; De. THOMAS HARLOW. 10. Moetammelreet. I. Medium& Yard. S.C. Cemsememo ACTIMIT—LILLPII P. HARDY, Esq. CASH..P.m. POSITION OF THE INSTITUTION, JANUARY, 1883. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL ...