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... FUNERAL OF MR. THOMAS COPE J.P. The remains of the late Mr. Thomas Cope, J.P., the head of the Well-known firm of Messrs. Cope Brothers and Co.. tobacco manufacturers. of this city, were yesterday interred in the Antield Public Cemetery, amid tokens of ...
... by the Fathers. Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament vas afterwards given in the church of the monastdry by the Rev. Thomas Power, C.SS.R., rector of Bishop 11ton, assisted by the Rev. Flathers Stevens, Hayes, Hearne, and g~rebs, C.SS.R., the latter ...
... (Aresn Bedford: George Alton, C. S. Sargisson. Kent Benjamin Browne, J. D). Thomas. Nor- w-ich : T. T. Dilks, W. J. Heaton. Oxford G. Stringer Rowe, T. L. Parkier. .'ortsusouth R. Hardy, George WN'ood. Channel Islanlds: R. Brown. D~evonport: Gilford foray, ...
... and John Kilshaw. Childwall: Thomas J. Turpin. Great Crosby: Pobert Miawdsiey. LittleCrosby: Thomas Moly- neux. Fazaakerley: George Bell. Garston: S. Brookfield and W. Wilson. InceBblndell: Peter Lovelady. Kirk-by: Thomas Gardner. Lunt: F rederick Thornton ...
... influential patrons, and the council comprises many of the leading gentry and agricul- turists of Lancashire and Cheshire. Mr. Thomas Rigby, of Liverpool, is the indefatigable andcour- teous secretary, and certainly the arrangements of such a show could not ...
... to disguise it. IsvWMrGAToB. Liverpool, Aug. 19, 1884. THE CROSBY VOLUNTEER liRE BRIGADE TO TEE EflfOlrMs Or TIe UVxMPOOLa HARDY. Gentlemen,-A fire broke out in my farmyard at Altear on Tuesday afternoon last, a large rick of hay, containing about 50 tons ...
... Hyxde, Cha.lsres. G gh. (ough vis . Scott ?? ge: Az-n ...
... honorary secretary, being also of frequent recurence in the prize list. A model of a flower garden was exhibited by Mr. J. Henry Thomas, Pencraig; and Messrs. James Dickson and Son, Chester, sent some fine stands of roses and cut flowvers; and Mrs. Mitchell ...
... Brookes, S. Salter, Georye Dunning, Joseph Dean, Joseph Guy, elm. Price, Henry Price, J. P. Millichap, John Stockton, Thomas Richardson Thomas Wood, Wiiam Ashton, James eandles, Mdrs. Lewis, &c, Mr. J. Platt toook the first and Mr. George Dunning thesecond ...
... carried to the general d hospital, and the husband arrested, taken before the magistrates, and remanded. a . Two women, named Hardy and Stubbe, mother , and danehter, were charged at Burslem yesterday with illtreating and torturing two cocks. The de- r fendants ...
... last night contains thl ?? Office, c] July 22. Line Battalions:-The Cheshire Regi- it mooti Lieutenant Charles Richard 1H. Hardy) as % been seconded for service as a deputy assistant- commissary-general on probation commissariat and transport stalf. Lieutenant ...
... an eye on the interests of Adazn's ale as well as beer, would no doubt be glad of such an ally. The Hon. .J. S. Gathorne Hardy is 45 years of age; and having been secretary to his father when the latter was President of the Poor Law Board, he might ...