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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... child waa caugh between the post and the gate and its head smashed. Chorlton-cum-Hardy Primrose League Mr. John Southam. the energetic ben. secretary o the Chorlton-cum-Hardy Conservative Club w« on Monday evening, at largely attended annua meeting of the ...
... yesterday, before Mr. Registrar Smith. Thomas Wilson, formerly trading as umbrella and waliciiig-stick manufacturer, partnership Wilson, and C 0., at Stroud. Gloucestershire, now residing at Brundrettroad, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, appeared on his public examination ...
... large rooms ; five bedrooms, all con. venien. es ; £34.— J. B. ELLAM A SON, 9, Oxford-street. SUMMER HOUSE. Chorlton-cum- Hardy ; detached house : bath, w.c, Ac.; large garden ; suit business; £25.— J. B. ELLAM & SON, 9. Oxford-street, City. HOUSES, only ...
... FRIDAY', JUNE 3. Admission 2 S . cd., or Season Ticket. Open 12 noon till 11 p.m. °. F THE AMERICAN PLANT EXHIBITION. display of Hardy Phododendi-ons J. Waterer Greatest hn „ l!a °t. Surrey. ever held Lancashire, A Floral Fairyland, . Masses Bloom. 4jjjj i ...
... wanted! of John Pearson, briokmaker, who left England in the Wasdale, June, 1873, along w~itlh his brotheg Thomas, bound for Mel- bonrne. Thomas returned' to England in 1876 from 3andridge, Viotoria, leavin behmnd John, who has not been heard of ?? Th ...
... Double rental after chief, £162 55.; price £I^OO.—THOMAS LEES A SONS, 26, Victoria-street. NINETEEN FREEHOLD HOUSESandONE SHOP Salford : good letting property • rental chief, £189: price £I,7SO.—THOMAS LEE* SONS. 2b. tor ia-s treet. R^S-S^ - EIGHTEEN ...