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... Christmas , might be crowned with God's blessing, and that many I a youth might be saved from taking a wrong step. Mr. Thomas Hardy said he was exceedingly hopeful that they were fast approaching a time when they i would make rapid strides in thoir movement ...
... 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 ...
... John Bartley (a). 54; John Mann, 51 ; Samuel Hickmans, 13; Thomas Hughes (a), 42 ; John Henry Hearle, William W. Duke, 33; Timothy Robert Moxon, 45 ; Henry Richardson, 51; Thomas Hardy, 58; Thomas R. Jones, 49; George Follows, 34. Tho pastoral sessions of ...
... John Bartley (a), 54; John Mann, 51 ; Samuel Hickmans, 13; Thomas Hughes (a), 42 ; John Henry Hearle, William W. Duke, 33; Timothy Robert Moxon, 45 ; Henry Richardson, 51; Thomae Hardy, Thomas R. Jones, 49; George Follows, ...
... of the London and North-Western Railway Company; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, master of the Greenock Workhouse. On a vote being taken, Mr. Bicknell was elected by 12 votes, to 11 recorded for Mr. Hardy. No votes were recorded for Mr. Wellington. MO. DAviTT'S ...
... Alice, Watson, J.P., of Horse Carrs, Booh** i ' Thomas—Walton.—On the 16th ins*-' ofS. Chrysostom, Victoria Park, e Marsden, Rector, Frederick George, Frederick George Thomas, to ** P J9 second daughter of Thomas Walton Chester. Wade— Vergottini.—On the 10th ...
... That particularly hardy annual, the Deceased Wife's Sister, turned up again in the House of Commons on Tuesday night, hut not in quite as full force as on many previous occasions. Instead of a Bill on the subject the House was asked to proceed by ...
... Blanc.—On the lst inst., the wife of Thomas of Blackpool, of a son. Gilliat.—On the lst ir.st., Dickenson-' Kusholme, the wife of Mr. G. H. Gilliat, of a JAMESON. —December 31st, at Moss House, He.V* , the wife of Frcderi3 Bland Jameson, of a KIBXWOOD ...
... 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. ...
... Heightside, Timperley. Thomas —Walton. —On the 16th inst., at the Church of S. Chrysostom, Victoria Park, by the Rev. W. Marsden, Rector, Frederick George, eldest son of Frederick George Thomas, to Mary Helen (Nellie), second daughter of Thomas Walton, all Manchester ...
... 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 ...