... 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 ...

... Southport: John K. Jackson; Thomas IV. Ridley, James Candelet, WB.fi~lishaw, T. Hill [%upernumeratries).-JT. . Jackson, chairman of the distilhit; F. Jewell, financial eecrstarg. .iiI4 r,!NcHTPsraR Dzrescr.i-Tanc~e~pter, South: Thomas T. Rushworth ITresidenti ...

... not lbink that tile time hald arrived wheinwages conld V be ?? resolved to'refer the matter to tV tile arbitrationi'of Sir Thomas i\farticean' el : ' MINEBRS',WAGES. * The officials of the Yorkshire Miners' Assoeiation havings recently addresed a c1ircnir ...

... t fit of dopression, regulting from excessive drinking. There were nine wounds in her throat. Tit LA.TEo SIR JOnw HARDY.-Sir John Hardy, Bart., of Dunstall' Hall, Staffordshire, died on Monday afternoon from injurioa resovoed in London on oendrav the ...

... etation- t master at Hoylake Station, pleaded not guilty to an e indietment charging them with the manslaughter of William Thomas Stretch, at Greet Meolse, between I thie Btll aid 9th nlt. Mr. Colt Williams and Mr. r E. H. Lloyd prosecuted ; Mr. E. Swetenham ...

... Nellie, and Arthur Smith, Sale; Agnes E. ab Jenkinson, Higher Crnmrsall * John James Defty, co Bury; W. Melross, Chorlton-ear.Hardy; Mav and ad Maggie Witter, Bolton ; Walter Barlow, Lower no Broughton; Fred Wolfenden, Stile ; Florence Oakes, Lower Brongliton ...

... and addressed a groat meeting of the Liberals of the district. ' While in Manchester Earl (Granville was , the guest of Mr. Thomas Ashton, at Ford Bank, I~idsburv. Mr. Ashton 'is unfortunately ill, so that s he wvas rnable to take part either in the proepedinvs ...

... bind wheel; alid'thderiding'usd i'r hdvi6 twenty persons being ;nora or leess einrously, inj'ure'd.1 -Among them wvas Mri.Thomas. Woodj Bloekburn - Road, foremanmahnt hostaedceoio of.the brain. He~dinflaboot sieven oelclokon Tees. day morhine. ?? irs ...

... sentence given under the Crimns Act by the justices, and accordingly dis- I charged the conditional order of habeosCO corpus. h Thomas Walsh, who was sentenced in 1882 at the h Old Bailer, London, to seven yevars' penal sprvitude for transiiittinz arms to Ireland ...

... An inqnist as hold ait Didsbury, on Mdondav, bal'ore Mir. F. Pvice, district elroner, tnuol:icg the death of a maip nated Thomas Pieraon. who on Thnradmt lost was fonudmlyirng deatd in a field off Pelatintc Roadl, Dids- bury, with his throat cnet. The ...

... town. The rev. Canon Atkinsonpresided, V o and there were also piesent Lord Hobbonse, Mr. J. e A, Picton, M.P., the, Rev. Thomas Allen, Mr.3J. p y Harwood, Mr. J. Heywood, Mr. Alddrman Dobson, E Mr. H. Fletoer, and others.-Mr..Alderman DoBSoN' V d moved; ...