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... BIRTHS. Benton.-March 12th. The » Cheshire, the wife of Chas. H. nt°J' the 14th inst., 57. JPJ ton-cnm-Hardy, the wife of James Goodwtn. âOn the 14th inst., at in . Chester, the wife of Horatio R. ', Go ward. âOn the 13th inst.. * Ernest A. Goward ...
... grand organ. Gold medals of society were awarded to Mr. W. R. Loea, of Audenshaw, and Mr. Thomas Sfcatter, Stand for orchids. Silver medals were given to Mr. Thomas Walker, of Hounslow, London, and to St. George's Nursery Company. Hanwell, for cyclamens ...
... service Choriton-cum-Hardy, at cortege will the d^b«»V Bkadshaw. —On the 6th inst.. = {el n I eldest son of the late . . I Grange, Patricroft.—Friends mation.—No cards. t bis FouLKES.-On tho in?*., * Foulkes, agod 64, lor 'p.. Thomas Johnson, 1 „c* Interment ...
... inst., at Ontwood. Hannah, the wife of Thomas Tebay. and second daughter of the late Thomas Oakes, aged 43 years. Webb.—-On the 18th inst.. 56. Bolton-road, Pendletonsudden!}', Elizabeth, tbe dearly beloved wife Thoma* Webb, glass manufacturer, in her 72nd ...
... year, James Harry, eldest son of William Henry and Sarah Ellen Dutton.—Deeplj regretted. Ford.—At Riversdale, Chorlton-cum Hardy, on the 23rd inst.. aged 53, Elizabeth, dearly loved wife of EveVard Haydon Ford.—Service at Union Church, Stretford, at one ...
... voters the division, Withington, Didsbury, and Cborlton-cum-Hardy each having voice the election of a representative. Three polling stations were provided, viz., Withington, and Chorlton-cum-Hardy, and voting proceeded quietly. In fact,bat for toe bitter ...
... j.i,nnrß ' ~ , EwART.-On the 6th inst.. at Eaf j,. Henry Ewart, Colombo. l *'* Goodwin.—On March 11. Vy/ Q^F Chorlton-ouru-Hardy. the lf f n J Al^ * , „ Goodwin, a daughter. •' oD '* , .jije please copy. , , .A, S e } s . GouLßtTiiN. —On the 3th of March ...
... g a Daughter.—At Nottingham Guildhall on Saturday. Walter Hardy, lace maker, living at 20, Peas Hiii-road, Nottingham, was committed for trial on charge assaulting his daughter. Harriet Hardy, aged 16. with intent to her bodily harm. The prisoner went ...
... Pulford. By Bishop of Liverpool : Revs. John Faruworth Anderson. M.A., LL.B., to St. Michael's ToxtethPark; Lewis Thomas, to St. Thomas's, Wigan. tlu: Bishop of Manchester: Rev. Benjamin S. Lloyd, B. A., to St. Margaret's, Holyrood, Trestwich. THE GIRLS' ...
... sft. 4in.; 2, »en).-l, F. O. Poole, 20 yards ?*'?*•' --i oole led all the way and won ' 20 -s«c. - M - Taberer; 2, W. L. Thomas. °wn the straight, and won by eight yarda h CROSS-COUNTRY pionship. on championship Scoti li^'tan f?*turday afternoon from ...
... dians, was brought out the e* 1 tight their battle. There * BurPjTa voters in the division, h »vi«| bury, and Chorltorv-cnm-Hardy At tD in the election of a represent** • ta*. def. eight o'clock the ballot boxes * lt**srr. P ; Withington Town Hall, where ...
... LongsighU-Apnly Mr. APPLETON. WANTED immediately. Ex-P.T. for large mixed school; salary £40, paid monthly.—Appiy Vicar, St. Thomas s, _.'_.. - . w—ANTED f or W»rv's Infant School, Preston, V ASSISTANT-MISTRESS; salary £40.—Address the Vicar. TlJAßKFTEL ...