... been used as laundry immediate possession.—THOMAS LIIEB & SONS, 26, Vic'- toria-street. TO LET (108. Brougiiton-lane, near Strangeways), very large SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSErent £25; immediate possession.—THOMAS LEESASONS' 26, Victoria-street. MANSFIELD ...

... is experienced polling anything approaching the full strength of the electorate any time. In Stretford and Chorlton-cum- Hardy ereat interest was manifested in the election yesterday, and, in fact, throughout the division no stone was left unturned to ...

... minus; thre« in ing-rooms, with nil couveninoes.—THOMAS LEES ft SONS. £6, Victoria-street. St. Pauls-road. —Largo and Very JtV_ Convenient pleasantly situated ; good out. ook ; garden back and front.—THOMAS LEES &, SONS, Convenient HOUSE, well Bury New-road ...

... (P). Cheshire —Altbxscham. —Sir Wm. Brooks (C) was elected unopposed for Altrincham division Cheshire. was proposed by Mr. Thomas of Wyttensharw, and seconded by Mr. John Allen, Ordfiekl Hall. second nomination was proposed Griffin, seconded by Mr. Wm ...

... Redmond, E Bolton, T H Grenfell, H Redmond, W Borlase, C Grey, Sir E Reynolds, Brown, A H Haldane, B Richardson, T Brunner, T Hardy. H Cozens Rigby, Burt, T Harker. Roberts, Byrne, G Harrington, E Roberts, Cameron, C Harris, M Roe, T Cameron, MD Hayden. Rogers ...

... Lockwood. F Stewart, J Conybeare, V Macdonald, Dr R Sturgis, H Cooke, CW R Macfarlane, H Tennant, Sir C Cook, M'Arthur, A Thomas, A Coote, T M'Culloch, Thompson, Sir HM Cossham, H Maitland, Vanderbyl, Cowen, Mappin, T Wardle. H Craven, J •Murjoribanks ...

... . Dr. J. M. Bentley, M.R.A.M. . . Thomas E. Wright Mr. H. C. Wright P Passed. Florence Aloock Dr. Horton Allison, M.R.A.M. H Florence Alcock Dr. Horton Allison, M.R.AM. Mary Ashwcrth Madame Farrar Hyde S Thomas Ashworth Mrs. H. Warren S Clara Beresford ...

... 65. 0: FT Prescott, Cheshire Tally-h 0.70, 0; J Chapman. Welford (’. 75, 0: John Hardy. Clifton C, 80, 0: BarclifT. VVolscley H. 85. 0; C Haddock, Nottingham, 85. 0: Hardy. Nottingham, 85, 0; M Ramsden. Shctlleld, 35,0; Walter Smith, St. Matthias's Institute ...

... requited Total .. 5 Total for 4 wkta 109 RAWTEMITALL V. ElBYWoOD.—Played M Rawtenstall. Score : E c b Hardy.. 38 Mellvens o H Whitehead b Hardy . 13 T Dew burst b . o Hartley at Burton b Barrett . J Stansfield at Barton b Barrett .. ...

... the late Mi. Herbert Hardie, of Hiclh Lane, Stookporti was celebrated on Thursday at St. Thomas's Church, High Lase. The service, which was choral, was conducted by Canon Brown, of Staly- bridge, assisted by the vicar of St. Thomas's (the Rev. P. G. Bridges) ...

... league has jgb'- since its formation in April last ov« . fl c joined, making one of the largest X the motion of Mr. Boyce Mr. Thomas Grundy, the following/ passed V That the grateful thanks be presented to Mr 3. Heaton (wife and Mrs. Peel and other lady friends ...

... entertaining-rooms, with all conveniences.—THOMAS LEES A SONS, 26, Victoria-street. KERSAL: St. Paul's-road.—Large™and Very Convenient HOUSE; pleasantly situated; good out. look; garden back-and front.—THOMAS LEES A SONS, 26, Victoria-street. GOOD Con ...