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... to * ro k 0» *» eldest daugnternf John Baines. Starbecs- Cornall—Booth.—On the Bth Church. Bury, .J. ir Thomas Howard Cornall, youngest son Thomas Cornall, J.P., Park Hill \ fc & Lizzie, third daughter of John Booth. & Bury. Edmondson—Bowes.—On the 6th ...
... dated November 25, 1891, with a codicil of the 7th December, 1891, of the Rev. John Edmund Booths, late of Chorltoii-cum-Hardy, who died on the 26th December last, has been granted to the exeautors, his son-in-law, Mr. Charles Ashpitel Denton and Mr ...
... road Wesleyan Chap 3 > Southport, the Rev. Wm. Hawken, Raleigh, third surviving son T. J. Hooper. Manchester and Chorlton-cnm-Hardy. to Jane 106 l only daughter of the late James CronksbaW, Accrington.—No cards. ..^ Pagden—Edwards.—On March 15th, at Church ...
... preceded by service the Parish 12 o'clock.—No flowers, by request. Gil vol) V. —On 4th inst., Barway House, Chorlton-eum-Hardy. Mary Ellen, the dearly loved wife of Alexander Henry Gilbody.—lnterment at Southern Cemetery, Saturday, the 7th inst., at ...
... and ad the sender.—Postage «'.a»niw will received i-i i>ayasoat. BDSTHS. Ramsay.— the 29th iust.. Ba'carres. Chorltoncurn-Hardy. the wife of J. Dunbar Ramsay, of daughter. West.—On the 28th inst.. at Fern Bank. Wihnslow, j the wife orW. O. West. F.R.C ...
... for and published in the Official Journal of Patents during the wia,k ending June 2nd, 1893 :—No. 10,369, J. Farran and F. Hardy, Manchester, for improvements in the manufacture of heald and weavers' harness, and in looms to be employed in the manufacture ...
... Manchester, Mr. E. Jooos; Bangor-street Board School, Hulme, Mr. J. Eckerslev; St. Thomas*s Board School, Lower Crumpsall, Mr. S. H. Cooper; National School, Chorlton - cum - Hardy, J. Ireland; Hill School, Cheetham Hill, Miss G. Irwin; Salem Little Folks, Pendleton ...
... Stamford-road, Lees, the wife of Thomas Ogden, of a son. Owen.—On tho 6th inst., at Grundy's-terrace, Lei£ « the wife of Mr. C. Owen, of son. Williams.— On tho 6th inst., 16, Alexandra-grove. Ply month-grove, the wife of Thomas Williams, » daughter. MARRIAGES ...
... Sessions for trial, Mrs. Henderson being admitted to bail. SALFORD BOROUGH POLICE-COURT. SOLDIERS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. Thomas Egan and Thomas Walsh, two your-.g soldiers from Regent-road Barracks, have got themselves into serious trouble in Salford. It was ...
... Manchester, Mr. E. Jones; Bangor-street Board School, Hulme, Mr. J. Eckersley; St. Thomas's Board Sohool, Lower Crumpsall, Mr. S. H. Cooper; National School, Chorlton - cum - Hardy, J. Ireland; Hill School, Hill, Miss G. Irwin; Little Folks, Pendleton, Mrs. ...
... also tbe following Radicals, namely:— Messrs. Storey, Kearley, E. J. Morton, Sir E. J. Reed, Halley Stewart, S. Smith, D. A. Thomas, Major Jones, Mr. J. Stuart, Mr. J. Wilson (Govan), Messrs. Robert Burnie, J. Carvell Williams, Wason, A. J. Williams, J. ...
... 8.A., Christ Church, Lancaster James Place, to Holy Trinity, Preston; Thomas Smith, 8.A.. to St. Paul's, Burnley ; A. D. Studdy-Studdy, 8.A., to Heyhouaes-on-the-Sea Percy Hardy Wright, L.Th., to St. Matthew's, Chadderton. i^^-. The Church of St. Mary ...