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... have been accomplished. The annual public meeting of this society was fairly attended, and the speeches of Messrs. Thomas Whittaker did Hardy were highlY app sedated. The week's services conducted by Mr. King. of Chester, were a eld in various parts of the ...
... instant, at Waterloo-road. Widnes, aged 27 years, Mr Thomas Carey. On the Bth instant, at WidneS, aged 49 years. Mr Thomas Rollarron. On the 171 h inst:mt, at Itrilway-street. Widnes, aged 55 years, Mr Thomas Maguire On the 17th instant, at 6, Greanall-street ...
... :—Sale W Carroll, back; J Howard and G Carrington, three-quarter backs: A Taylor and H Alexander. halt-backs; T Hardy (a tptaln), H S Hardy, E Lincs. T Ling., W F Roylance, H Cookson, E Pr. etsr, and 0 N Howes, forwards. Widnes: J Parkinson, bank ; W Ireland ...
... and Joseph Stokes. Halton : Thomas Wright and Hugh Rowe. Norton : Thomas Percival and Edwin Gee. Runcorn : William Handley and William Whittaker. Stockham :J. W. Baguley and D. T. 13aguley. Sutton : John Bailey and Thomas Rigby. Weston: John Poole and ...
... and related to a man named William Johnson, grocer, Thomas-street, as having bought half an ounce of arsenic for the purpose of p )isoning rata. It was signed by Johnson, who was introduced by Mr. Thomas Smith, grocer, 84, Mersey-road, Widnes. Smith was ...
... John if- ward were charge I wtth committing a breach of the peace by fighting, and bound over to keep the peace.—Thomas Rrett and Thomas Ford, who appeared to answer a similar charge, were dealt with to manner.—John Howard was ordered to be hound over ...
... WIDNES , PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY —Before Mr. P. H. Gossage. DRITNICEIVNESS —Edward Nev n, Thomas Grogan, Thomas Meehan, John Kelly, Thomas Lerman, John Dogherty, Thomas Brennan, Elizabeth Mullen, Patrick Brodigan, and Charles Thompson were each toed for being ...
... the cost of maintenance in the Boys' Refuge Roman Catholic School, at Liverpool, being a certified Industrial School, of Thomas j oyce, ordered by the magistrates on the 27th day of November, 1882, to be sent to such school, and there detained until ...
... breacn of the Education Act:—Thomas Coffey, Thomas Brown, Dennis Keogh, John Flood, Pat Quinn, Margaret Traynor, Elizabeth Williamson, Thomas Welsh, Francis Garbutt, Will Lain Crinnon, Frederick Gilbert, Mary A. Bowyer, Thomas Frann, Martha Holden, Edward ...
... tender subjects played by Mr. Lunt as Thomas Rimmer, and he had been upon Mr. Ardern to provide the necessary supply of water in this department is passed. There are a few hardy plants trading on his own account as Thomas Williams , and the to the houses. ...
... batting the other defendants were bound over to keep the peace. — , well for Cairo-street, and R. Cooper bowling well for Bt. Thomas Foy and Joseph Corcoran were summoned for fighting 1 , In Horsemarket-street, on the 4th inst. Defendants were bound Anne's ...
... &c.• ' and Mrs. Cromfield and Mrs. Norris were the ' judges of the needlework, &c. During the afternoon the Chorlton-cum-Hardy brass band and the Lymm fife band I gave selections of mnsic at intervals. The president of the show is the Rev. G. W. Guest ...