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... constant play of wit and humour; and happy *• taneous portraiture. THE CCERULEANS. I THE HEE1 L WHEAT AND TARES. . , BY THOMAS HARDY. , j TIMES.— There is hardly novelist. who ao skilfully harmonises the poetry of moral penury. THE WOODLANDERS. WES3EX ...
... SALES AUCTION. TO CLOSE TRUST. of Valuable Property, situate in Trafalgarroad, Hardy-street, and Graaawool-street within the Borough of Burnley. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY X.S R. MATTHEW WATSON, at the Bull |Y.I, Hotel, Burnley, on MONDAY, 9th day of Mat ...
... TO BE LET. DWELLING-HOUSES. HOUSE and SHOP, 25. Bnrv New-road.—Apply THOMAS WARD, 4, Ward's Buildings, Deans?ate. 26, GEORGE-STREET, Cheetham Hill. Bent £30. —A. and G. FOX, 63, Princess-street, Manchester. W HALEY' BRIDGE.'^_TiSE/~beautiful.ly situated ...
... 'labourer, 102, Pierpoint-street, 19th appearance, and Thomas Bracegirdle, bricksetter, 42, Jockey-street, ss. each. — Thomas Robinson, tanner, Mersey View, Mary Towey, 32, Warburton-street, Thomas Newall, gas stoker, Hallstreet, Richard Booth, forgernan ...
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... wero marked by great and social unrest, and Thomas became i leader, eventually snrfariiig imprisonment principles in Stafford Gaoi. Hern prison poem, as Bun. an and Lovbz a c before him. ln later times Thomas -Sceptic and an Atheist lecturer, hit is ? ...
... Grundy Wrigley, son. MARRIAGE. SHARr—Barnbrook.—At St. Chrysoatom's Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. Arthur G. Lewis, Thomas, eldest sou of Thomas Sharp, Waterloo, Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Barnbrook, Handsworth, Birmingham. DEATHS. Boothroyd,—On ...
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... of hia brother-indaw, 4, Keppel-road, Chorlton-cura-Hardy. John Baxter Burn, late of Stanley Villa*, Whitelowi. road. Dale.—On 3rd of May, at his residence, Bank House, Park-road, Southport, Thomas Dale, Esq., J.P., in his 77th year.—No flowers. Fairclough ...
... labourer, 102, Pierpoint-street, 19th appearance, and Thomas Bracegirdle, bricksetter, 42, Jockey-street, 54. each.— Thomas Robinson, tanner, Mersey View, Mary Towey, 32, Warburton-street, Thomas Newall, gas sto - ker, Hallstreet, Richard Booth, forgeman ...
... Chorlton-on-Medlock, the wife of Edward S. Chesney, of a son. Crick.—May 2nd, at Farnwortb Vicarage, Lancashire, tho wife of Thomas Crick, M.A., Vicar, of twin daughters. Collins. —On May 3rd, at 75, Whalley Bange, the wife of F. H. Collins, M.D., of a son ...
... nature is bequeathed the testator his brother, Sir Thomas Pereival He.vwood. the executors and trustees hcbeqneaths £100.000 unan trust for investment, tha income and annual proceeds to paid Sir Thomas; aud upon the death'of his brother upon trust, both ...