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... from drowning; Donald Maclennan, for assisting to save a woman from fire ; William Egan, tor saving child from drowning; Thomas Hardy, for saring a boy from drowning; John Tassahor, for saving a woman from drowning ; Jesse G. Cartwright, for saving a boy ...
... Farm, Handforrh, aged 55. ' Bunce.—On the 6th inst., at 242, Brnnswick-street, Manchester, William, the fifth son Thomas and Eliza Hardy Bunco.—lnterred the Cheetham Hill ' Cemetery, July 10th, 1888. : Cooper.—July 7, at The Fonce. Macclesfield. .Elizabeth ...
... amongst the worst being Thome. Hardy, with terrible injuries to the head ; 'Moans Bothwell, scalp wounds, and owls shock that he is not expected to recover ; John 12;11,T =the head and face ; and Wm. Green, John Brown, Wood, Thomas Brimlow, John Wood, all of ...
... Rev. C. J iffl j,! Howard, second danff» . The Mount, Higher f BUNCE.âOn the fifth son of Thomas Manchester. William, the fifth son of Thomas and Eliza Hardy Bunoe. iaUl Booth.âOn Bth W* â¢Â» â ed 55. ⢠den co.s%f House Farm, Handfor . a* a jde ...
... 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 ...
... i covered with blood 'and smarting from' the wound, struckn the viar. I This statemesit wai corrohorated P Iby. Mr. Thomas Kirkby Hardy, who was preient, oi and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could . not have 'been an acoident; and 'also by. William ...
... the accident. The enrine and tender were on up-side of the signalbox, and least one carriage. was a very dark night. Thomas Henry Hardy, carriage examiner, said he had been two years in tho service. He saw the passenger train which met with the accident ...
... but not wet. His impression was that the engine and tender and one carriage w. re on the up side of the signal-box. Thomas Henry Hardy, carriage examiner. He first saw the passenger train to which the accident happened at 5 35 in the afternoon of the ...
... injured wore made as coomn fortable as possible. He did not go down to the train. It wao a very dark night btht not wet. Thomas Hntry Hardy, carriage examiner, stated that before the naseenger train started Xroin Mail- chester on Saturday night he examinbd ...
... at that timo. He remembered the carriago going over towards the down line, and immediately after there was a crash. Thomas Henry Hardy, of 10, Wood-street, Gorton, carriage examiner, in the employ of Manchester, Shoffieid, and Lincolnshire Railway Company ...
... to consider what could have been the Mr Arthur Pendleton motive Harkins, too, be pointed out bad all along Mr Thomas Craven, Choritow-cum- Hardy Mr contended that be could pot read, and yet the evidenoe Dugdale, Sy sbowed that be had several times been ...
... GARDNER—CoATES.—On the 16th February, at St Thomas’s Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Thomas J, Welland, M.A., incumbent, Frank elder son of William Gardner, Heddon House, Hampstead, London, to Sara, youngest daughter of Foster Coates, Huntly Villa, Derr ...