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... Marquis de Esterdebrelion and Mons. le Gourdee Yson, and on his left the Mayor of Cardiff, Count Plunkett, and Mr. Alfred Thomas, M.P. The proceedings were of a most interesting character, speeches being delivered by the host and the Mayor in French, ...
... ales. ITfornation to be sent to Thomas Graham, 47, Granville-street, Swiliton, Manchester. HARDY.-Tidines are dosired of Anthony Hardy, formerly of Bollington, Cheshire; last heard of in Canada 43 years ?? Henry Hardy, High- street, Bollington, near ...
... James Gray (soldier), Charles Gummon, Stewa~rtu Guthrie, John HIair (Glasgow), Miargaret Hamiil- fo ton, John Handlaw, 'Thomas Ha~rdie, Alexander I 3arey, John Henderson (Ca~ithoess), Williatr m. Hurdis, George Irvine, Jamses Kerr (soidier), As Mlungo ...
... Byrne, T. Sinnott, A. B. Price, J. EL Sinmon, A. Sharp, H. Killeer, D. Joyce, S. R. Thomas, J. Houghton, J. Thomas, W. Roberts, W. Burgess, G. Holmes, and A. Ccde.-Mr. Hardy having re- ferred to the excellent services rendered to the ward by Captain Denton ...
... Francisco papers please copy. FRIENDS OF THOMAS MARSHALL.-The friends of Thomas Marshall, who left homefive years ago to go to sea, are requested to conmmunicate with the Editor, who will supply them with his address. Thomas Marshall is now in Melbourne, and ...
... and Thomas Storey; W. F, t b' Coslett and James Stewart; George Steadmanan and John Wheeler; Charles Bur and T. E Richardson; William Boadle and Henry Rim- mer; J. H. Voight and Thomas Speed; J. Can- field and Edward Davies; Joseph Ellis and Thomas Barrow ...
... Minion, *Samuel F. Collier. 'Mirachester (Central Hall, Oldhametreet), *William Henry Hi4 S OarMuel. M&rTiott (Gret .Ancoaa, *Thomas Dargue ,(Bli'gev~aterHall), HerbertH. 1it leld (Irwelt-rGreet), George 'Henry M'NeaI- flichaid Martin. supernumersty. Theological ...
... present were Meesr. Charles M'Leod, H. Jones, J. Harvey, J. Williams, B. Cardiff, W. Hatdlow, H. Beard- more, A. Sharp, C. Hardy, J. W. Kirby, George Lowe, J. Light. C. Davidson (Liberal Federal Council).-The Chairman hoped those who were elected would ...
... secretary. Thomas Grindley irnd.), 42, Derby-street, cabinet I. manufacturer- CRUMP5ALL WARD. - *William Francis Dearden ?? 6, Delaunay's-road, it physician and.surgeon. g EXCHANGE WARD. h James Garnett Batty (L), Stanley aMount, Chorl- tA-cum-Hardy, silversmith ...
... reerick Huntter. liiminham(Smthwck) RoertMandale vice Thomas Morley, F. G. Betenson vice Thomas Chaddock. Sheffield (Brunswick), Henry Cartwright vice Thomas Rae. Manchester (Oldham-road), Thomas Rae vice Hilton Pollitt. York (Wesley), Hilton E'ollitt ...
... YWOOLTON Sizssioa's. - At Woolton Sesssions yesterday. before Messrs. J. Jowett (chairman), James Marsh, and Thomas Dennett, Thomas i ยง. Rawlinson and Thomas Quoalters were charged E wvith obtaining by false pretences a quantity of ] T rhubarb, valued at 5s. ...
... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...