Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... conducted last week. The meetings were held in the Queen's Park Congregational School, kindly lent for the purpose. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the missioner, was assisted by Messrs. Jones, Quinu, Hothersall, and other advocates of the Union. The Rev. E. E. Stuttard ...
... SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. LAND AND BUILDINGS. Chorlton-cura-Hardy: Sold cheap, a Block Four well-built Houses,—For particulars address E 80, E.N. HIP CANAL. —Several Lots of Good Cottage and other Properties, ln Hulme, Stretford, Salford, and* Manchester ...
... TO LET. DWEIXTNG-HOUSES CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY.— TO BE LET or SOLD. Three_HO_JBES. near station: rent £30.—D 11. E. N. \\TEASTE: Gonlden-st., Southern-st., nr train office A Seedley Pk:6-roomed lobbied Ho_Ae:c»tlar: b'utlfled:clean:4/e SHOPS. OFFICE 3. ...
... at Heywood. Six Mouths' imprisonment and Five Years' Police Supervision: Thomas Doyle and Thomas Smith for shop theft at Salford in September, 1882. Six Months' imprisonment: Thomas Hewitt for indecent assault at Salford: John William Haunon, factory opeiative ...
... meeting of the Failswcrth Liberals held last evening the following resolution was moved by Mr. Wynford Brierley, seconded by Mr. Thomas Taylor, and unanimously carried :— That this meeting strongly urges the Government to persist in their efforts to pas 3 the ...
... the draft of Messrs. Hardy and Brittain, manufacturers, Birmingham, which they were uuable meet. Iv January they wrote to Messrs. Hardy and Britain requesting that acceptance then becoming due might not bo pressed, and that Hardy and Urittain shotdd lend ...
... Adam Oldfield; the Hare and Hounds, Eccles, from Moses Ridyard to John Ridyard and Thomas Berry; the Woodman Inn, Oldham Road, Newton Heath, from Harry Finch to James Hardy; the Pomona Palace, Cornbrook, from William W. Reilly to James Reilly ; the Red Lion ...
... ROBBING ORCHARDS. To-day, the Manchester County Police Court, before Sir John lies Mantell and Mr. Thomas Dickins, a youth named John Lynch, residing with his parents in Chatham-street, Hulme, was charged with stealing pears from a garden at Stretford ...
... Amongst the public men were Mr. Sam Mendel, Mr. Aid. Worthington, Mr. Thomas Brittain, and enry B. Jackson. Science and literature will miss Dr. Angus Smith, Mr. C. Hadfield, Mr. John Hardy, Mr. William Harrison, Miss Susannah Winkworth, Mr. Bedson, and Mr ...
... was residing at the house a Mrs. Hardy, and that her daughter, Louisa Hardy, had had child which she had affiliated upon respondent. Witness spike to him the subject, and he admitted being the father the child.—Louisa Hardy said she resided at Sheffield ...
... Chorlton-cum-Hajpty v . Fallowfield elevens), Fallowfield. Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Fallowfield, 18. Chorlton-cum-Hardy (3rd eleven) v. Brabyns, at Marpie. Chorlton, 73; Brabyns, 52. Chorlton-cum-Hardy v. Fallowficld, Chorlton. Chorltoii. 112; Fallowfieid, 40. Cavendish ...
... French-Brewster, Hon. John S. Gathorne - Hardy, Sir Hardinge Stanley Giffard, Alfred Giles, William Stephen Gore-Langton, John Eldon Gorat, Edward Temperley Gourley, William Grantham, Edmond Gray, Thomas Greer, Thomas Frederick Halsey, Lord Arthur William ...