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... Manchejdsr, ELLIS SOUTHERN GUEST, surgeon, aged 70. No cards. HOLEHOUSE.—On the 20th instant, 9, Sunnyside, Chorlton-cum- Hardy, THOMAS HOLEHOUSE. late Rothesay Villa, South Norwood, aged 71. LIGGETT.—On March 17th, at 31, Chapman-street, Oldham Road, CLARA ...
... eontributoii - HYDE ROAD, MANCHESTER. an daily. Beds for Rules on application, _. H».y' MEN. PLEASE NOTE. TO-NIGHT AT 8. JMK. THOMAS HARDY (the Orator) will LECTURE at Great Bridgewater-street Mission. Deanegate. fI.E r,. S!lh et, THE DRUNKARD'S SACRIFICES ...
... mood that General Lewall writes, His paper is full of honest admiration for his subject. The illustrations are excellent. Thomas Hardy con- “Wessex Folk. tunues his characteristic sketches of A naturally one-sided statement of the “ Bebring J Sea Controversy ...
... Julian Ralph, is enriched with some capital illustrations. Indeed the illustrations Harper constitute very notable feature. Thomas Hardy continues his novel, Hearts Insurgent, and W. D. Howells pleasantly discourses under the title Roundabout to Boston ...
... FREE TRADE HALL. SUNDAY. JUNE 8. The Rev. S. F. COLLIER, 45. Solos Miss EDITH LESLIE. PLEASE NOTE 1 NEXT SUNDAY, p-m.. R. THOMAS HARDY will Address Workingmen on the Great Question of the Hour, at the GREAT j/'IDQEWATER-STREET MISSION, DEANSGATE. Solos ...
... Presbyterian Church SO- and Square Presbyterian Church at_ 30. All are Invited. WORKING MEN. PLEASE NOTE: TO-NIGHT AT 8. R. THOMAS HARDY (the Orator) will LECTURE Great BrldgewateMtreet Mission Deansgate. S_JftCt: -Cash. Constitution, and Character, Special ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Broxop. These gentlemen admitted they were teetvotallers (Mr. Hardy re- marking he “ was proud of it”) and bad for many years been engaged injreligious and social work in the neigh ut hoodof Springfield Lane.—Mr. Hardy said ...
... he said, *as Mr. Robert Gregson, a sub-postmaster, of Road, Rochdale, and he sought to recover damages for libel from Thomas J. Hardy, printer, publisher, and editor of the Rochdale Times. Gregson was a young married man, 25 years age, and the defendant ...
... trailic. they may be able to carry out their ' - Lancaster (Southampton) seconded the (Liv ' ' which was supported by Mr. Thomas Hardy ' P° the Rev. J. Bone (Manchester), Mr. W. i. (jiasgow), Mr. W. Wilkinson (Belfast), Mr. J. R. i (Liverpool), and carried ...
... of Shakspere’s country and will thoroughly appreciate the papers on the “ Warwick- shire Avon,” by A. T. Quiller Couch. Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Colonel Dodge, who writes learnedly about American borses and the nders thereof, and a host of other well-known ...
... of DAVID LEWIS BRIGHTON— On inet JOHN BRIGHTON o'clock only) inaf CATHERINE of (Paul 3 30 Saturday COOKS— On inet THOMAS MATTHIAS Thomas -COOKE Inn LRACH-t-On the inet hie 364 Road GEORGE late WILDE— 12th Boad ANN of WILDS formerly XOUNG— YOUNG on 12 ...
... on Wedding)— January 2nd 1873 Cathedral J M E!vy THOMAS AIRTON T BOWKE8 ELIZA daughter HaMon-street Hulme On levan Chapel GILL to JOHNSON HARDY— UREEN— Day St Clement Ordeal Rev W Hudson THOMAS Mr S HARDY Harnurhev to ALLAN of Mr J Salford DEATHS AYKROYD— ...