... —Fishing Gazette. the restful charm which b longs to the writings of Miss Mitford or Washington Irving, and quiet humour of Thomas Hardy. Not many rivals amongst living authors. Admirably printed and illustrated.—Manehester City Yore. ...

... r^reftt . On behalf of the and social and d tth t before must have reasonable P thing would be success At Stockton, Robert Thomas Hardy was chared with neglecting maintain his, and family Mr. Outhwaite, relieving officer, stated that some weeks beiore the ...

... Treasurer i Dr. Glascott. Secretary: Mr. F. A. Southam. Committee: Dr. Brooke, Mr. Thomas Jones, Dr. Maccall, Mr. Melland, Dr. Owen, Dr. Pierce, Dr. Pailton, Dr. Thomas Smith (Woodley), Dr. Stoell, Mr. Stocks, Dr. Williams (Swinton), and Dr. Yeats. Library ...

... Chorlton-cum-Hardy, aged 2 years, Agnes Marian (Nessie), youngest child of Robert and Georgina Batey.— No cards. ' Burman. —On tho 31st ult., in his year, Richard Burman, of Poplar House, Urmston. Collinge.—On 30th ult., Harold, oldest son of Thomas and Maria ...

... ENGRAVINGS and PHOTOGRAVURES, embracing well-known examples of Vicat Cole, R.A. Geo. A. Holmes James Hardy SirE.Landseer,R.A.H.Herkomer A.R.A.Hey wood Hardy Alma Tadema.R.A. J. E. Millais, R.A. G. D. Leslie, R.A. Band. Cousins, R.A. Lmnell, sen., R.A. G. ...

... a draw, neither side scoring. For Northumberland, Hutchison showed up well, constantly taking the ball through the packs. Hardy st half, and Cockrell at three-quarters, did good service, and the play of Field at full back was admirable. For Percy Park ...

... after before using tee OM | was able to stand amd on. | went to my work the next day, and have mot Lowa With palin since Mr. Thomas of County Kerry, says — © Before | BL my Knee was al, smd 1 was uoebie to walk or stand. The first a: ry roumrred all pram ...

... ike kicked utfagalust the vet ad. and during toe first half J Slack burn dropped a nue, for the, visitors, who gniued I to Thomas I. game was even in the second bale. Itobertsou gained for Hecknioadwike, who won by 1 goal, 1 it - i. minors, to Thornes ...

... to approve the following promotions No. 3 Company:—No. 8,028, Private Henry S. Woodyer, to corporal; and No. 6,814, Private Thomas Wilmott, to ba lance-corporal. Kcgimontal order. 16th January, 1838. —The following notification having appearod in the London ...

... surgeon for Pendleton: T.N. Orohard,M.D. Chairman, Mr. Duncan Matheson. J.P.; treasurer, Mr. Oliver Heywood; secretary, Mr. Thomas Browning, chartered accountant, 18, Booth-street. Lady visitors, Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Charlewood. patients for the week ending ...

... will also be present, in- eluding Mr. Thomas Ashton, Mr. Win. Agnew, Mr. B. Armitage (Chomlea), Mr. Henry Lee, Mr. Thos. Gair Ashton, Mr. C. P. Scott, Mr. J. H. Crosfield, Mr. C. H. Hopwood, Mr. J. A. Beith, Mr. Thomas New. ligging, Mr. J. W. Southern, Mr ...

... Yard. BE office pou DRAFTER —stendy, Mao WANTED.—J. a Bow with terme tary FABLE Bedroom for Witicor and Ulbte MACHINE HaNnDs; Thomas's. Now Bridge-ctrest, Strangeways NTED, 0 good WILLINER, rede — A News” offen my 5! MACH wages expected, D LIT. ~ until for ...