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... Jones, W. James, R: Thomas, and Meredith Williams Messrs J. Crow R cbardeon, S. P. Wiils, A. H. Tot mas, F. S. Bishop, J. F. Hardy, S. S. Mock, David Glasbrook, Rees Jones, Isaac briasbrook, J. Thomas (Court Herbert), David Howell Thomas, W. H. Edwards, Rhys ...
... colony. A b: lad namned Thomas Martin, belonging to Nairn, of 'Scotland, was an apprentice on board thus British ship tt ILoch Long, on a voyage to Australia, and it is b Ialleged he was bruta lly treated by th. miate, named ai Hardie, Oiu armving at Geelong ...
... Mr T. Edwards's Granary beat Messrs Fawest's hail Flavour Mr E. Colton's Green Tree beat Mr t. N. Bush's Sherewood 'I Mr hE Hardy ans ?? beat MrrJ. ilwsard's Mainstay IL MrWaring'sftustic Jack beat MrW.Lowe's County Councillor / The HAIDOCK NEW STAKES, ...
... Jones, W. James, R: Thomas, and Meredith Williams Messrs J. Crow R cbardeon, S. P. Wiils, A. H. Tot mas, F. S. Bishop, J. F. Hardy, S. S. Mock, David Glasbrook, Rees Jones, Isaac briasbrook, J. Thomas (Court Herbert), David Howell Thomas, W. H. Edwards, Rhys ...
... farm labourer. ?? Aitken, Robert-street, Chorlton-npon-Medlock, t Ur Manchbester. draper. th Enoch Beardmnore, Chorlton-cam-Hardy, near Man-t he cheater, coal merchant. ad J.ars-is Ward and Ulmz Ward, trading- as Jarvis Ward, C at SbwlnBarasley, gingerbeer ...
... Night ] LOR:D STRATHTEDE, in the House of Lords to-sight, reintroduced his Smoke Prevention I Bill, which flourishes like a hardy annual every spring time or summer and then dies quietly; away, and Lord Hersehell and the Lord Cbau- cellor joined in condemning ...
... Clayton Park Road, Jes- mond, shipowner; proposed by Mr Henry relson, seconded by Mr V. Scott, and assented to by eight others. Thomas William Rowe, 82. Fern Avenue. grocer; proposed by DMr G. Luckley, seconded by Mr James MicEewan, and assented to by eight ...
... more than a century. The Earl of Scarborough's pack, later in the hands of Mr. Foljambe, claimed an ancient pedigree. Sir Thomas Mostyn, Mr, Chute, Mr. Musters, all excellent sports- men, date back to the last century the names of Sir Richard Puleston ...
... being brought honie to join the n Channel Squadron by the paid-off crew of the si e- Colossus. V .t. THE SATaLLITE, 8, Captain Thomas P. W. d r. Nesham, whose arrival in England is shortly- r, expected from the China Station, is to be paid out a at of commission ...
... and to his chief adherents by the report of the Commission. (Cheers.) CHOELTON-CUM-HARDY LITERARY ASSOClA- TION.-Mr. James Lowe, B.A., Church Field, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, delivered a lecture on Fridav *vening, last week, in the Congregational Schoolroom ...
... the Rev. Thomas T. Gray, ?? to secure the return of Colonel James Corry Jones Lowry, D.L , of Roekdale, Dungannon, ?? of County Tyrone. WEST HAWc.-The South-West Ham Radical Asso- ciation having passed a usenimous resolution asking Mr. Keir Hardie to contest ...
... Being anxious to see, and being wiltug to assist in labour representation, I aiii anxious to avoid all causes of failure. Mr Thomas Robinson, M.P., for Gloucester, on,ys It gives me pleasure to state that I approve of the object you have in view. The plan ...