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... PUBLIOAN' Thomas Hardy, landlord of the Ho dn t oke t lazing . on Ifs. ,A 2 for an assault .wider singular A man named. Stones was out on Sunday 1. he was told be was in.thokiwaes 4lllllll = in, end was at once asked whet/we kir arlooldfayi • gave Hardy two ...
... Sunday, September 27th, the mission commenced with two sermons preached by Mr. J. A. Jaraieson. During the week nights Mr. Thomas Hardy was the speaker, and the meetings were presided over by Mr. Robert Coutts, Mr. Joseph Coustantine, Mr. T. C. Rayuer, Mr ...
... large majority. A further resolution was agreed to unanimously, that the shares bo paid-up shares. Temperance Mission.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the wellkuown temperance advocate commenced gospel temperance mission in the United Methodist Mission Room, Wiuton, Sunday ...
... LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. Mr. Thomas Ep-ertou Tatton, of Wytheutfeawe. has been elected feoffee of Chetham's College and Library, in succession to his father, the late Mr. Thomas William Tatton. Messrs. F. Calvert and Co., Manchester, , have been awarded ...
... Edward Rostron, of ' - foot, near Manchester. , cfc. Senior*M'Hardie.*On the 20th inst., Church. Higher Broughton, by tho Rev. -g'ovf M.A., reotor, Edmund Senior, of Higher to Ellen Brown M'Hardie, of . Wilson*Rivett.*On the 21st October, Wesleyan Chapel ...
... sent as Benton.—On the 10th inst., Benton, aged 56. —Friends please accept tion. Heath.—On the 9th inst., at South Shore. Thomas Heath, of Stretlord, and of tho E. Heath and Sons, solicitors, Mancb.es ,tr years.—No cards. -anXi^'u,^ Hodges.—On the 9th ...
... j,t*J Hardy, the wife of Walter E. Jowitt, of Pitcairn. —At Samarang, Java, on the >y the wife of Herbert Pitcairn, of a son (stillbo Carnages. Howorth—Stott.—On the Bth inst., tn Chester road Wesleyan Chapel, Haslingden, £ Rev. T. Wilkes, Thomas Smith ...
... Healey's had made a bet with a man named Hardy, but, tho horse having won, Hardy would not pay, and a row ensued. In this row, it was stated. Hardy was assaulted prosecutor and his friends. .Seeing that Hardy was getting the worst of it, Barlow, it was ...
... in his 36th year. Will Sat Weaste Cemetery, this day, at 3 30. fielr11 the inst -' at his residence, i. c borlton-cum-Hardy, Thomas Side- tfl w • years.—Friendß will please accept mation. r. Sa? rxi*^ the P adL Samuel Linley d L dest Bon 01 tho Henry ...
... Davies, ™' , and tho Roy. J. E. Evans, 8.A., William b* 8.A., second son of Honry Eaton, of Rosa Margaret, third daughter of Thomas M.D., of Conway and Manchester. Johnson— Bradley.—September 29th, at tha P* Church, Wrexham, by the Rev. Canon Howell, assisted ...
... at his residence, New Inn, mr Barnes Green, Blackley, Thomas Winstanley Rigby, aged 9 38 yenrs.-R.I.P. 8 SIDEDOTNAM.-On the 23rd inst., at his residence, Summer. 1; field, Chorltonsounm.Hardy, Thomas Sidebotham, aged 56 , ?? will please accept this (the ...
... Dublin, youn- son of the late William Lyster, J.P., Cascade, of Kilkenny, to Elizabeth Inez, only i£ daughter of the late Thomas Lyster, The Bowdon, Cheshire.—No cards. v 'S» Lykter—Eindloss.—On tho 13th inst., St. . -i Great Crosby, by the Rev. Canon ...