... (G L) was nominated in the place of Mr. Joseph a Handley (G L), and he was opposed by Mr. Thomas f John Hardy (C). Mr. Bamford received 581 votds 5 and Mr. Hardy 488. SfEF'iLD. The Conservatives have increasen their representatives by two. There are now ...

... penalty of £25 aiid costs. f DRLNSK ANt) DEATH.-An inquiry was held at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon as to the death of Thomas Hardy, supposed to be a commercial traveller. I The deceased was found dead at his lodgines in Ros t common-street on Tuesday ...

... event into the pit Thomas Porteous, married and family. - Irvine, married and family. Thomas Meikie, married and family. Wim. Meikle, brother of Thomas, who has two sons in the ?? and Walter. William Grieve, married and family. Thomas Strang, married. Robert ...

... Jl (one):'Lucy Vioet lls, Crescent Howe, Egerton Road. J Ealwilspinster. Coisclon-'nm.HardY ?? Joseph a Blackshawv Willow Hank, Manchester.Road, Chorlton-cOui- Hardy-, gentlemnan. Cnorlton-upon-Iledbock (live)' :John Bosslcon, 144, levyd-street, gentlemnan; ...

... T. 8078 Simpson, E. 807 Simpson, B. 808 Simpson, Alice A. 8M8 Roberts, w. 804 Nelson, IV. H. 808 Thomas, F.. 8087 Thomas, F. 808 Thomas, C. 8089 Thomas, 0. I3 800DeanS. ;8636 Valentine, S. 857 Nataih, P. 0 Onan3ousone (arskaR Doa- 8040 Tucker, Bertram ...

... and Messrs. T. Heap, Chas. Schofield, I tand H White (retiring) were re-elected sidesmen. Mr. Thomas Henshaw declining re-election, he was replaced by Mr. Thomas Parry. ; ST. MA&Rx'S, BAaaow-sN-FuErzss.-At the annual 2 vestry meeting in connection with St ...

... bird 11 id useless except for breeding. why be at the expense of his keep, or inflict on neighbours the annoyance of which Thomas Carlyle so bitterly coroplaizned. To e some the cry, shrill or hoarse, of chanticleer when he e sets out to wake not only ...

... Roberts, L'iberal. ' HESHIRE. BoLLouGvToV.-FrsneiC Grez (L). MACCLESPIEfLD-No. 1 division: Thomas Collier (L). No.2: .James Needham (C), William Qarr (L). No. 3: Thomas Crew (C). John Smale (L). No.4: Edwin Crew (0C, William Brockiehurst Brockle- hurst (L ...

... the home successively of the Quintins, the Conyers, the Darcys, and the Osbornes. The first Duke of Leeds vas the famous Thomas Osborne, who was the chairman of the Committee of the whole House which declared the throne vacant on the flight of James ...

... W. S. Boddington () ?? ] BIREDALE: DivisIom 'Mr. F. Fletcher (C) . . 946 ' Mr. Wild ]Blundell (L) . . 811 ; CHADDERTON:- r Thomas Selfoles, Hague ?? t James Whitehlead (C) ?? . 1,292 Geo. ?? ?? f John ?? William Sagar ?? .. ?? Samuel Catlaw (L). ?? . 975 ...

... moemetrG of .-e Ancieut Noble United Orderb Ito ,eliainccer ith ebqin performedhy the Deputy ?? t.'er of the Order (drother Thomas Roea r ?? o a - - wp ba hll wes; afterwards held int~ r'i'½nwth- ?? anciehster. Saiford. and Qoen- UAcD ?? ?? Vi'e vtakr room ...

... St. Anne s-on-the-Sea. The funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Carter Lockhart, who died on Wednesday last at his residence, 36, Thomas:street, Cheethamn Hill, took place on Saturdiy afternoon at St. Paul's Church, Kersal. - - FATAL AFFRAY AT NEWTON ?? Monday ...