... Salford, A 200 YARD REEL Of this beautifully finished LEE COTTON, Usually sold for lid., FOR ONE PENNY. YOU CAN BUY AT THOMAS HERBERT'S, and 74. Moss Lane West, Manchester. A 200 YARD REEL Of thts beautifully finished LEE COTTON, Usually sold for ...

... Rolfe, NE rthants. TAT-LOis-CnISnoL-On thi 19th inst., at Sti Thomas's Church, Oldham, by the Rev. A. H. Kearney, uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. J. P. Rountree, MA., K Thomas Taylor, architect, Oldham, to Lucy, adopted daughter of the, late ...

... Princess-street. XTIGII-LANE. CborUon-cum-Hardy.—Excellent Semi-detached HOUSE, five minutes from statiou • two entertaining and five bed rooms; stable, coach-house! and large garden immediate possession ; rent £40 — THOMAS ALKER 4 SONS, 9, Princoss-street. URMSTON— ...

... Saviour's Mission iv 0 8 Methodist Free Church 52 9 11 0 4 Cheetwood: St. Alban's _ Not returned. /horlton-cum-Hardy 60 15 5 Chorltoa-on-Medlock: St. Ambrose 20 0 12 0 ~ Grosvenor-st. Baptist.. 34 1 6 0 St.Chrvsostom's 78 ...

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... Poulton-le- in- . Ban s ' S - J °bn's, Cheetham X X S - ' . Cb^etham ' S. John the Baptist's, Little v*S.ti, *orth Hulton Ss S. Thomas', Red Bank ' S James '» Gorton S. atthew's, Stretford Trinity, Ashton-undero L y S. Peter's, Oldham-road , s yf) *orth ...

... Saviour's Mission 4 0 2 0 0 ~ Methodist Free Churcff 27 8! Cheetwood: St. Alban's Not returned. Chorlton-cum-Hardy 53 1 19 8 Chorlton-ou-Medlock St. Ambrose 17!. C 13 8. ~ Grosvenor-st. Baptist 27 10 2!!! n St. Cbrvsostom's 35 ...

... Berry, 5; C. Wilde c Warmisham Thomas, 5; W. Egerton handled ball, 9; J. Greenhalgh c and b Berry, ; H. Wilde Thomas, 0; W. J. Haslam Thomas, 2; L. Haslam run out, 3; Hayes c Williams b Thomas, 1; J. Valentino c Thomas, 2; W. Wilde not out, ...

... Balfour. G Fulton, J F Milvain. T Banee, Major Gardner-RichardsonMore, tt J Baring, Viscount Gathorne-Hardy, A Morgan, Hon*W Barnes, A Gathorne-Hardy,JSMorrison. Barry, A Gedge, S Mount, G I G C Gent-Davis, R Sir J, ', BaTttelot. Sir 3 Gibson, G Mowbray ...

... n. I TTIGH-LANE ~Choriton-cum-Hardy.—E'xceUen t ] XX Semi-detached HOUSE,hvsmin'itesfrom station: two • j entertaining and five bed room?; stable, coach -bouse, and , ! large garden immediate possession rest £40.—THOMAS j ALKER _ SONS, 9, Princess-street ...

... Fisher Clark, John Poulton, Richd. Hardy, Samuel Haigh, James Hughes, L. Lewis Swift, James T. Hartwell, Thomas Phillips, John Jones (c), John M. Barnlord, William H. Cave, Fredorick V. Haime, Thomas Trethewey, Thomas Cannell, John W. Simpson, John Bowman ...

... Wood, and there wore also present, Lieut.-colonel Hcaley, Captain F. Brierley, Mr. Edgar Briorley. Mr. C. Morgan. Mr. T. J. Hardy, and others. About 250 sat down to tea. Captain Brierley moved, and Mr. George Murray seconded,the following resolution:—That ...