... 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 ...

... Sr. GEOBGE's WA};n.--*R~ohert Bruee Goldswvorthy bP 1), emery manufacturer, Beschwood, Edge Lane, h Chorlton cum-Hardy, proposed by Thomas Parkinson econded by John Heylwood. e YEDLOCIC-STREET WARD.-_James Craven (0), e rentloman, Woodland House, Whalley ...

... _raoeived ?? to plale on appi the Commissibn of the Peace for the county of -Lancaster IV Mr. W. H :,Houldsworth, M.. Mr. Thomas Hudsonaup Jordan, MAnchester; and Mr. W. Brooks, Rawtentams~~ FIBE AT HINDLEY -GREU'N.-About midnin~ht Mail bn Tuesday, Diggle~ ...

... behind his back, approaching Hardy; who rose to his feet at the same moment. The prisoner raised an axe 'above his head, aud rushed lat Hardy,; shouting he would do' for him. The 'axe !descondedc on the left side of Hardy's head. The men elosed and' ...

... was tried at r ?0ord y S Enpert A. Kettle.' The plaintiffs a Ossrs. Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, carrying b 0t businass at Lowimoor, Yorkshire, and the a gen dent, Thomas Williams, a chain, rivet, and v 1il manufacturer, was charged with having illegally t ...

... lodAO 3ioittict, I1 ?? ?? The totdl proceeds of the sale of worlk in aid 44St. Thomas's Church, Radcliffe, amounted to £950. The Bishop of Manchester has been suffer-' ing from the effects of a severe cold, in conseuuence of which his Lordship has been ...

... have entered the Competh ;ions. -The judge are: Mr. Thomas Moore, Chelsea; 'Mr. Shirley Hibberd, London; Mr. Thomas Baines, London, Mfr. J. Coomber, Reagent's Park; Mr. P. Lathom, Birmaingham Mr. Thomas Ballantyne, Wind. sor; and Mi,. Robt. Eiphinstone ...

... co loN, The meeting was then adjourned. ITHP-,, E.ARGE AGAINST Dit. BATHIENDEN AND a MRS. HARDIE.-At the Central Criminal Court, L. London, Mrs. Julia Dean Hardie, a well-dreseed lady, like porson, surrendered before Mr. Justite Smith to e take her trial ...

... Hardyoelaimed .25 damages from a man named Bentley. Hardy had followed Bentley in the tenancy of a house, and Bentley had not informed Hardy that 'infeotious disease had existed there; conse- quently Hardy's children took scarlet fever, -and his wife became ...

... Royal College of Musio its preliminary examinationsfor scholarships: Mr. J. Kendrick Pyne, 8, Adelphi Terrace, Salford, Mr. Thomas Rawson, 114, Thiry New' Road, Broughton. Mr. Daniel Ashton, Seedley, Pendleton- Mr. Samuei Bellringer, hon. secretary, Town ...

... Oxford, W. H. Cornforth and C.I F. Nightingale; Portsmoiuth,I R. Hardy; Chahoel Islands, R. Browni; De~vonport, W..H. Cave and Japses Taylor (B); Cornwall, C. H. Floyd and S. Wilkes; Eieter, Thomas Nightingale and J. G, ibson (A); Bristol, G. Bowido h and John ...

... a bce in his garden, 'and2 that'he died almost immealately from the effects of'the injury. Verdiot accordingly. Thomas nioorlahd and Thomas M'Aline, two I railway workers, were killed on the Union Line' at Glasgow onkionday. While engaged working ata bridge ...