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... John Hardy ThnrVoy gives dinner to the tenantry. 13- Four men « Burnley ironworks 16—Elopement Nelson manufacturer- Absconding with the firm's money : Failure hi* partner. 18--The nnmbers of the Burnley County Connc decide to ask Councillor Thomas y,: ...
... BS 222 Thomas David, Mountain Ash, &e. DA 154 Thomas David, Landore BS 108 Thomas Edmund H., Halifax RO 186 Thomas Edmuud H., Halifax Bkt 184 Thomas Edwd W.,Atherstone D A 226 Thomas Ellen, Halifax RO 160 ...
... Mr John bI'Bain, Mr Thomas Rector, Mr Allan, Skeno Street Public School; Air David Maver, Mr W. F. Farrell, Y secretary of tbe local branch of the Educational Institute; Mr James Date, Mr John Clarke, Old Aberdeen; Mr John M'Hardy, Old Aberdeen; Mr bJames ...
... Sd. per week per £100. Agents— Mr. Üblah Hoesskt, St. Helen's Chambers, Davy- gate, York; Mr. Johh Bell, Weßtgate, Bipon. Thomas DEmosoK. Secretary. 85. Northgate. Darlington. 5007 ORE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIBTY. Established 6th December, 1855 ...
... defendant might obtain evidence on his behalf. A Public-house Brawl.— William Roberts, labourer, Grange Moor, was summoned by Thomas Hinchliffe. miner, of tbe same place, for assaulting him. Mr. J. H. Sykes appeared on behalf of the complainant, the defendant ...
... the following Major-General the Hon. W. H. Herbert, Mayor of Shrewsbury; Major-Gsneral Hardy, Springfield ; the Rev Nathaniel Cooper, vicar of Oxon ; the Rev Thomas Auden, vicar of St. Julian’s; Major Coldwell, Kingsland Grove; Mr J. Parson Smith, Castle ...
... & Co. ccocerereee. Worcester 18 9 4 Bith & COveeiorsssssosce sssssserseoscssedßßlOP 12 0 7 and creditors under £lO ———— THOMAS C. McFARLANE, trading as T. C. McFarlane & Co. (Begtd. Deed), Rivet Manufacturer, THE VULCAN RIVET WORKS, BLAYDON. Raine &Co ...
... some There is a controversy in the New Review which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... Church, on Cltriat. maa Day, presented a really bright as a result ef tasteful ornamentation with evergreens. kc., by the Mimes Hardy. Celebration of the Holy Communion took place at 9.15, and an afternoon service was held at three o'clock. Acci purr To Ctiscs ...
... by Feb. 14. Steere Harry, 40 New-st., Birmingham, bairdresser, died Jan, 27 lsst. Claims to Wm. Thomas, Birminghaw, sol., by Jan. 27 next. Stuepy Thomas Cuttle, 3 Mastinsen-st., Liverpool, gertleman, died July 1. Claims to W. A. Tetlow, Laverpool, sol ...
... wnich was met through the generosity of a friend. A hearty vote of thanks was given to Mr. A. M. Chambers, J.P., and Mr. Thomas Smith for their services circuit stewards, to which post they were again re-elected. A cordial invitation to the Rev. E. Lones ...
... Dream. By Algernon Charles Swill* burne. Candour in English Fiction. I. By Walter Betant. 11. Mrs. Lynn Linton. 111. By Thomas Hardy. How to Get the Tithes Bill through the House Commons. By Viscount Wolmcr, M.P. Rambles with Cupid and Psyche. Trades Unionism ...