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... rjrioo*- *f! Be to take part the reading Mr. Justin M'Carthy and JX. Jerome have promised help, and there are hopes that Mr. Thomas Hardy may persuaded to come and contribute the harmony. Mr. J. M. Barrie was invited, but declined with thanks. Though he belong ...
... commended, Mina, ownec Thomas H. Miller. Poultou-le-Fylde ; Ursula, ownec Pearson, ; commended, Cronton 4tj °*> owned Walter B. Liengton. of Prescot owned by John Pearson, Garstang. Class 10 mares, to Orango Blossom, Thomas Hardy, Mere. Cheshire; com- ...
... defendants advociting his (witness's) case. he read the first letter from Mr. Hardie came to the conclusion that he was being misled by somebody at Greenook. Mr, Keir Hardie himself could not have known what took place at Greenock. He bad described the ...
... — On the inst.. suddenly, at Lisoard, Birkenhead, Thomas Peel, aged years, formerly of the firm of Messrs. George Walker and Co., of this city. Waucib.-On the 9th inst.. tbe Royal Oak, Chorltoncum-Hardy, John Charles Walker, in his 50tb Interment Southern ...
... 2 18 Ditto Schools 011 9- 42 7 St. Clement's New Chnrch. Chorlton-cum- _ Hardy 7 6 Parish Church 0 0 Ditto Sunday Schools 0— 2 Weslevan Circuit WaaHfty Chapel 5 Chorlton-cum-Hardy Chapel 13 19 Radnor-street Chapel 17 11 George -street Chapel 3 7 5 Rus ...
... Bowdon Parish Church, the Rev. £ ,^ r^- h0 Crozier, John Stafford, son of James l Hyde, to Mabel Emma, youngest daug late Thomas Mottram. of Hyde. _,i S*' Holme—Walsh.—On the 25th nit., d Church, Cheadle Huhne.bv the Rev. Locke Vicar, Edward Holme. Cheftdie ...
... Steve * V of St. Paul's. Little Marsden, assisted by f Rev. J. p. Maud, Vicar of St. Matthew's, Ro ]. Jvlward, second son of Thomas Preston, of Allcrton, to Ellen Bowmin, grand-daughter *°i late John BaiUffe, of Leeds, and niece of Mr. » J hompson. . t. ...
... returns to-day to Clarence House, and goes Devonport to-morrow. The Salford County Borough Ben*ch.— Wo understand that Mr. Thomas Dreydel, of Fern Hill, Broom-lane. Higher Broughton, and Haworth's Buildings, Cross-street. Manchester, has been appointed ...
... had money enough rot &63 iaW* pose. The prisoners were discharged from the poor box. wis ' SUPPOSED THEFT OF £100 WORTH , Thomas Taylor. James Gartley, and to a°\ were charged on suspicion with having Bto .. °* copper wire, of the value of £100. On gaB ...
... Mina, owned by Thomas H. Miller, Poulton-10-Fyldc ; Ursula, owned by John Pearson, : commended, Cronton Hopeful, owned Walter B. of Anrea, owned John Pearson, Class 10 : Three-year-old mares, reserve to Orange Blossom, exhibited Thrmas Hardy, Mere, Cheshire ...
... Church, Eastbourne; Rector of Coton, near Cambridge. Patrons, St. Catharine's College. Rev. Francis Edward Thomas, M.A.; Rector of Chorltoncum-Hardy, Manchester. Rev. Henry Trethewy, M.A., Curate of St. John-the- Baptist's, Leamington; Vicar of Hation, ...
... same twice over. I also know a man who is said, have 300 pairs of boots and about 30 hunting coats. MR. KEIR HARDIE IN A NEW CHARACTER. Mr. Hardie, M.P.. has been appearing in a role. At Bradford the other night he lectured on country's poet, Burns, and ...