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... Mrs. Wilson 0 0 Employes Peter Speace and Sons 5 0 0 . Thomas Boran 5 0 0 and Son 5 0 0 T. Gaddum „ 5 0 0 Journeymen Hattors Fair-trade Union of Manchester District 5 0 0 IT. W. 0 0 ' Salvation Army, Every -street, per Capt. Campion 9 Glazebrook Army ...
... Mrs. Wilson 5 0 0 i Employes Peter Speace and Sous „. 5 0 0 . Thomas Boran 5 0 0 Marsden and Son 0 0 T. Gaddum 5 0 0 Journeymen Hatters Fair-trade Union of Manchester District 5 0 0 IT. W. 0 0 ' Salvation Army, Every -street, per Capt. Campion 416 9 ...
... daughter of Edward Browne, Port. „ f the * fi McKie-Clark.-Ou the 16th inst.. terian Church England, B. Bell, 8.D.. Thomas George, o ,* Thomas McKie, of Erskino, N daughter of Wm. John Ciark, of gfc TETLEY— YOUNGHUSBAND.—JuIy jw Church, Heaton, Bradford, ...
... following officers Brothers William Seeds (District Master), D. Mandley (Deputy Master), .blin Barry, J. It. W. Cuthbert, James Hardy (Deputy Grand Master), William Wilkinson (District Secretary), and J. P. Davies (Deputy Secretary). The Salford brethren were ...
... Lower Mosley-street. WANTED, experienced COSTUME HANDS: outdoor Thomas-street,_Manche«ter. M' S fo\oF, S^.; ,i r and , Willcox MACHINE HANDS; also APPRI-.NTICf.S.-Apply Mrs. Cooper, 39, Thomas-st. City. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING.—WANTED, APPRENTICES. lss Openshaw ...
... Christain Enit, relict of James ,,Coabrane, REsq., of Dantiblas.L Cooz.-At Hardy Farm, on Saturday morning, JTnly 11t h,. aged 71, Taary, the w~ife of Mr. Thomas Cnook, of Chorl- ton~cuan.Hardy.-4o cards, Ceawecr1Av.-0n the 24thL inst., at 16, Bright-street, Old ...
... Steinthal, the Rev. Dr. Jfaclaren, the Rev. J. Burke, the Rev. J. A. Macfadyen, the Rev.H.R. Hey wood, the Rev. Dr. Pope, the Rev. Thomas Cross, John Slagg, r:sq.,M.P.; W. H. Hou.usworth, Esq., M.P.; Jacob Bright, M.P., Benjamin Armitage, Esq., M.P.; Arthur Arnold ...
... which was once rampant, regards constitutional privileges, so many the old boroughs. It was in the reign Henry VIII., and Thomas Cromwell, wishing to maintain his own ascendency, made most strenuous efforts to effect the return of a subservient to his ...
... H Greene, Edward O'Donoffhue, The Bentinck.RtHnG C Greer, Thomas o'Gorman Beresford, Gdela P Gregory, George Bo' Kelly, J Biddell, William Gunter, Col R Onslow, Denzil Bigsar, J G Halsey. Thomas F p t, R Homer Birkbeck, Edward Hamilton, Lord Parnell, C ...
... Cheetb.am.hill preferred.—X 40, printers'. ITTIN G~and~B EDROO AN TE immediately, a Gentleman; neighbourhood of Chorlten-oum-Hardy preferred.—Address X 26, at the printers'. A YOUNG KAN dining in town wants comfortable Bed- room and use of Sitting-room in ...
... bonds in the names of the trustees, Messrs. R. D. Darbishire. Thomas Diggles, and Henry Taylor, ail solicitors. Mr. Thomas Ashton 1 was re-elected chairman; Mr. James Owen, secretary; Mr. Thomas Wood, honorary treasurer; Messrs. James Lythgoe. John Maybury ...
... Margaret's, Edge Lane, 37. St. Thomas's, v. St. Clement's Longsight, the ground the latter, St. Thomas's, 7*: St. Clement's, 26. St. Thomas's, Ardwick, v. St. Clement's, Longsight elevens), on the ground of the termer. St. Thomas's, tor six wickets ; St. Clement's ...