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... book of Ecclesiastes, and I would sooner have erne volume of Browning, with his cheery optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy, Olivo Schreiner, and authors of that dreary school have Written. j trade meeting at Leeds on Saturday Mr. John Burns ...
... work, The New Woman, in which Miss Emery, Miss Alma Murray, Miss Rose Leclerq, and Mr. Fred Terry will all appear. Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting Tess for the stage. It is said that Miss Elizabeth Robins will create the title role. Mr. Wilson Barrett ...
... will received and paid the said Thomas Southern, who will continue the said business under the style Thomas Southern ami Sorts.—As wit«es« our liands this n day of Aug>ist, one thousand eight hundred and ninetytour. THOMAS SOUTHERN. WM. H. SOITHERN. Witness ...
... kburne. Probate of the will has been granted of Mr. George Hardy, of Pickering Lodge, Timperley, who died on the ?6th April last, and whose business as brewer was transferred in 1889 to Hardy' 3 Crown Brewery Company, Limited, leaving personal estate ...
... —On the 10th inst., in his 91st year, % Burgess, Oldham-road, Manchester, uncle of alfl Burgess, The Hollies, Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Lees.—On August llth, Park. , after a short illness, Charles Edward Lees, aged No flowers. . Rains.—August 12. 24, Rusholme-road ...
... . tbe residence of her son. at Pendleton. Sarah, widow of the late Thomas Barlow, of the Ship Inn. Heywood, in her year. No cards. —On the 3rd inst., the of his son, Didsbury. Thomas bite Litton. Derbyshire, years. the 3rd'inst.', Ncwbolme. ParkScLdstreot ...
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... and address of the sender.—PostaS* stamps will bo received payment. , Martindale.—On the 27th inst., at Corrie Chorlton-cum-Hardy, the wife of John J. Martindal* of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Agtjtter—Green.— On the 25th, St. Margaret** Whalley Range, by tho ...
... Orders, John A. Bradbury, eldest son J° e'* bury, of Manchester, to Emma daughter of the late Charles James j Chorlton -cum-Hardy. r ' * , Gibbons Stevenson. Hewitt r'ai tet o* j 25, St. Mary's. Crumpsall, by Rev. ,j j. . William Pike Gibbons, Kenton House ...
... John A. Bradbury, eldest eon J° bury, of Manchester, to Emma k^'mi** ' daughter of the late Charles James »* Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Qrtfl « IBEONS — SIEVENSON. HEWITT i July 25, St. Mary's. Crumpsall. by Rev. ' William Pike Gibbons, Renton House. of the ...
... Press v .South West Manchester, at Old Manchester South End v. Roe Green, Uld Higher Arriwiek v. Sale Moor, at Ohorlton-cum-Hardy v. Pendleton, Chorlton. Clifton v. Swuiion, at Clifton. Clayton v. and Irlam. Cla>ton. __mielk Mr. W. B. (Heave's Eleven, at ...
... the 10th inst., in his 91st year, Henry Burgess, Oldham-road, Manchester, uncle of Jam Burgess, The Hollies, Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Green. —Aug. 13th, at his residonce, Green-lans Vid*» Leigh, John Green, aged 85. Hardman.—August llth, Mount, * Leonard Bamford ...