... invited o this service. Collections at each Service in aid of the School Funds. Donations will be kindly received by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoneclifie ; Mr. Joshua Brooks, Springfield ; Mr. James Broadhurst. secretary. Peel-sireet; or any of the Wachers GRAND ...

... 9. Band 0 Members in Puneral Club 50; amount of d-paiu.?luu 24, Minister, Rev. Charles Rushby. Saperintendents, Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Joshua Brooks. Secrelary, Mr. Jas. Broadharst. Bands engaged. 3rd V.B. Manchester Regiment Brass and Drum and Flute ...

... bandeome donation of £lO, the minr for the day totalling £6O. Oan Saturday the daty of opening the bazaar was fulfilled by Mr. Thomas Hardy, who aiso led off with a gift of £10; and when the hour came for breaking up, the Hev. Charles Ilushby was able to make ...

... respected by the members of that stitation. CuapsL-sBREET Suxpay Scwoors.—The 9%th anni ~_CunLonsw’s Parry. —Un M{om , Mr. Thomas Hardy geve the children who sang at the recent anniversary services coupected with the Geoeral TNaptist Chapol a free tea in ...

... Statham, VM HeywooD—On the 2ud ultimo, agad 1 vasr, William, son of Willism Heywood. 4, Cross-street, HarDY—On the 23rd ultimo, aged 5% years, Thomas Hardy, 72, Nook-lane. Harst, ANDERTON—On the 25th ultimo, aged 15 months, Ada Anderton, 12, Burton-row, Waterloo ...

... Ashton and Stalybridge ield Natoralist Society, incloding Messrs. Charles Walden (president), Thomas Townend, William Isaac Hannan, Abel Bottomley, and Thomas Bennett. The tables and platform were decorated with a number of plants, supplied by Mr. Stelfox ...

... considered there were faults on both sides, and ALLEceD WILFUL Dasaoe.—Thomas Eu(u sammoned for wilfully » panel of a door kicking I The prosecuior was Hannah Dunstan. Anuie Hardy was also -ummfl;ih-n Edward Dunstan for breaking a window un the 1t was ...

... also small, bat. nnlike Mr Yatess, his writing 1 cramped and crabbed, with the characters leaning iu all direciions. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose RbTRR R T R T works are so widely road. writes thom iu a small, neat, lawyerlike band, and Lis sigustare is firm ...

... the Schoolroom, on Thursday Afterncon, at 330, by HENRY PRATT, Esq'.. J P.. Dukinfield. Friday Afiwernoon, at23o p.m., by THOMAS HARDY, Esq. ~\d‘bfl~l¢fi Setarday Afiernoon. at 230, by SAMUEL HALL. Esq. Sialybridge. The nsaal assortment of nseful and faney ...

... of hope 180, faneral clab 50, deposits £176 9. 6. Minister, Kev. Charles Kushby. Superintendents, William Hadfield and Thomas Hardy : secretary, James Broadhurst. srd V.B. Maochester Regiment Israss and Drum and Flute Bands engaged. Priday—VProcession ...

... total 29, Band Hope 150. Fuweral club 50, amounnt deposited £157 IMs. Minister. Rev. Charles Kushby. Saperiniendents, Thomas Hardy. Fred Cattle. Socrotary, James Broadhurst. band, 3rd V.B. Manchester Regimeat Brass Band. Friday—Procession through tbe ...

... invited to this Service. Collections at each service in aid of School Funds. Donations wil' be kindly received by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stonechiffe. Mr. William Hadfield, Forester-street. Mr. lnn:rwa-nk secretary, Pecl-street, or any of the teachers. ’( ...