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... labourer, a man of no settled residence, was charged with having stolen 45, on the 26th April, the money of Thomas Hall, greengrocer, Hardy -street. Prisoner, who has occasionally assisted the prosecutor at his business, on the day in question went to ...
... —For having been drunk and disorderly, at Grappenhall, on the 29t1i May, Patrick Towey and Thomas Bond were each fined 2s 61 and costs. WEAK WinskEY.—Thomas Hardy, publican, was charged with having at S retton, on the 1.5 h April, sold to superin• tendant ...
... Navor-street, 6, Bmdge't . B 'n • John. son et 10th, at Hardy-street James , . daughter of Mr Id Gallagher; 7th, at t 2 's -lane, • son of Mr George Plumpron ; _ Y logo° BrOUgnLOn 7th, at Llverpool-roa o, Thomas, sou of Mr Thom of Mr James o f 16 months, Frederick ...
... platform MessrsW. Chalmers (Glasgow). T. Hardy (Liverpool). T. Hersom, T. Cooke, S. M. Tern. pence. D. Bisbrown, J. Jones, J. Alit-son, W. Hetherington, and W. Key. A speech wtf , delivered in a vigorous manner by Mr. Hardy, who referred to the different ci ...
... Hamblett and Eleanor Walsh Were summoned for having been disorderly in DuttOn4itreet, and were ordered to pay the costs.—Thomas Booth and Thomas. Hines were each ?hied is, including costs, for allowing the Chinuile,s of their tl'ffQiiing-houses to be on fire ...
... Gandy. Oatro-atrat,War rington. it qt. Paul's Church, Wallington t April 14th, by the Rev. S. Wilkimon. Phil ph Barber to Emma Hardy; Aprit 15th by the Rev. Wood Pamuel, curate. William Forster 0 Eliza Lightf. ; April 16, by the Rev. Wood Samuel, curate. hom ...
... Marsh to Miss Fehrh,trod,fr 24th, Mr Thomas 31 askell to Miss Mary ; John Budge to Miss Mary Ann Wilce. all of Warn i , s , g lie Warrington.—Sept. 24th, at St Paul's church. afis 4 14 Wilkinson, M A.. vicar. Mr Thomas , Martha Nock, Mr Samuel Leah to Miss ...
... Hughes, Rev E Hall, Rev E Williams, Rev 1 J D Thomas : Messrs J Handley, J.P., W Parish, J,P., 1 H Randle, W Stanway, G Bellamy, B Knivetoth J Whinyates, J. R Frith, R Wright, W Jepson, J N Lello, W Hardy (Manchester). E Carey, T Handley. The Chairman ...
... He was ordered ta pay the costs.—Thomas Miller, summoned for creating a breach of the peace by being disorderly on the highway at Warrington, on the 23rd ult, was ordered,to pay the fees and to be bound over.—Thomas Pemberton, Rixton, was summoned by ...
... Gazette notifies that the Queen has conferred st Istronercy on Sir Charles Clifford, of New Zealand, Thomas Evans, of Allestree, Derby, John Hardy Thursby, Burnley, Robert Leder, of Whittle. bury, Northamptonshire, and William Siletraf, of Fornham, St ...
... Ashton and Thomas Hadfield ; Frodsh tat Lordship, Thomas Lewis; Halton, Roy. John Lockwood : Hatton, James Parr; Helshv, James Brandretb ; Keckwick and Daresbury, Rev. Thomas Whitley ; Kingswood, John Harrison; M.mley t Peter Snelsan ; Moore, Thomas Forster ...
... of the Queen at Rose Bank House, Cadis- Mr. Henry Hardy. A flag was add, displayed a yed occupied wt h by acrown upon it : and there a re e some living who took part in the rejoicings. 'Miss Alice Hardy was one of the party. She is still living at the ...