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... WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. MR. THOMAS HARDY, Of the U.K.A. will condo .t A WHIM'S THMPKRANCE CAMPAIGN. Commencing on SATURDAY, DRCIIMBER 3, with a PUBLIC MEETING in BR r 3SDA LEJTUILII HALL at 7-30 p.m. On SUNDAY, Mr. HARDY will preach in the Primitivs ...
... of the great necessity for the temperance work being enthusiastically carried out, he called upon Mr. Hardy to address the meeting. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was well received, delivered an excellent address in which he dwelt upon the history of intemperance ...
... John Moines. 7 months,; : Mary t:iley, 38; 26th, John Toft, 43.; 28th, Elizabeth lisstt, 69; 29th. John Whiteley, 67 27th, Thomas Hardy, 6 months' Percy Taylor, 3 months.; 30th, EmilY Lucy, 11 months ; Jan. Ist, Robert Markell, 18; Margareb Garnett, 69 ; ...
... held in Greenway Road Schoolroom on Monday evening next. The speakere will include Mrs. T. A. Lea, of Liverpool, and Mr. Thomas 'Hardy (United Kingdom Alliance). SEAMEN'S MISSION, RUNCORN. _ _ . _ _ A fair audience assembled in the Seamen's Institute on ...
... a registered Shire Horse, or having produced a living foal in 1895 .1, Lord Egerton of Tattoo ;2, Thomas Charnock. Hale, near Liverpool; 3. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutsferd ; hc, H. and R. Ainscough. Risley, near Warrington. CLASS B.—Foals : 1 ...
... will address the meeting including the Rev. Canon Hicks, M.A., of Manchester ; Rev. J. C. Watk in, of Liverpool; and Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on- Trent. SHIPPING AT RUNCORN. Z7Work is still brisk at the Runcorn docks although the arrivals of vessels have ...
... held in Devonshire Square about seven o'clock and, was largely attended. The speakers included the Rev. J. S'.afford, Mr. Thomas Hardy of Stoke-on-Trent, and others. A procession was afterwards formed and headed by the Weston Temperance Bend, the processionists ...
... 1. 'Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutssidered a satisfactory feature. The stewards had a hard ford; 2, S. B. Chadwick, Crofton 'Lodge, Runcorn ; 3, time of it getting the numerous classes in and out of the John Lengshaw, Grappenhall; h c, Thomas Pereival ...
... complainant. He was fined 104. and costs. — James Bedworth was charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, a boy about ten years of age, on 26th June. Bedworth's and Hardy's mother had quarrelled about their children, and on the above date the defendant struck ...
... £4; Messrs. W. Hadfield, George Furnival, jun..Joen Rdelsten and Sons, T. W. Hardy, Thomas K-rfoot (Greenall and Buckton), Edmund Malley, William Heath, William Stubs, Thomas Hall,Thomac, Vero Bayne: Caldwell, Parker, and Company ; T Hurst, Samuel Hassalls ...
... Hatton, Warrington ; 3, Thomas Hewitt, Chetwisio Arms, Whitley ; Premium, Thomas Brookee, Statham, Warrington. For the best yearling, likely to • and got by n thorough-bred horse. First, £4 ; tereond, £2 ; third. £1 r 1, Thomas Hewitt. Chetwoile Arms, ...
... Magnums— Apply I :Tlmperley SEED POTATOE ' S-le 40 ones— J M POTATOES -O lJ Early last year- Chesbire quantity of Apply Thomas Hardy Mere SEED POTATOES— Sale about 10 or lo (Early Apply Higlifields Winwick V POTATOES (tons only) Reading ants tried varieties ...