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... total 29, Band Hope 150. Fuweral club 50, amounnt deposited £157 IMs. Minister. Rev. Charles Kushby. Saperiniendents, Thomas Hardy. Fred Cattle. Socrotary, James Broadhurst. band, 3rd V.B. Manchester Regimeat Brass Band. Friday—Procession through tbe ...
... were t Rev. C. Rashby, Mr. G. floplod. J.P., and ‘flr. Marsden, secretary. The sale will be opened to-day (Satardsy) by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Stalybridge. | Boraxicar axp Firio Naromaust Mrerrso.—On 'Sunday, at the bouse of Mr. Jobn Marland, Park Hotel, Cr ...
... Miss ALICE SEEL, ‘ Mr. WM. WILD, Mr. J. BUSHELL. ‘ Protessor MUNRO, Elocutionist. Instrumentalists : Mr. THOMAS SEEL, Mr. J. W. MORRISON, Mr. J. E. HARDY, and Miss SEEL. Selections by the band. Conductor, Mr. GEORGE SEEL. Proot Seats, is.; Second Seats, 6d ...
... C. Bamtord, D. R, James, W. Wagstad, Thomas Boc_ny,‘-l.l_q( Dulanfield. Aln;'hy w. éflnua—nd G. HopwooD, assented w? J. Nadea, James r-hy.]'. Rudgway, T. Hardy, J. Mallakien, C. Meflor, Raudal Ridgway, and Thomas Shelmerdine. Also by Evonss Cmamims McCasrny ...
... Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., in the Co-operative Hall, on BSunday evening, was enthusiastic on the part of his followers, but it was evident there were present plenty of doubting Thomases and unbelieving critics. Many went only to see Mr. Keir Hardie as one of ...
... of the House of Commons was called by Mr. Keir Hardie to the penalty lately imposed upon an Ashton draper for having obstructed Miss Anderson, a factory inspector, in the performance of her duty. Mr. Hardie considered the penalty—the mere payment of costs—as ...
... m-g::. ()xlord»l:d.’lhhu WLINsON—On nel, aged 59 years, Joh: wlino Outurdoond, Duiinteth, T USSR _ HARDY—On the 9th inst, aged 64 years, Charles Hardy, olnm Dukintield. ADIN—On the %th inst, aged 81 years, Martha Nadin, Olde '1-»-.-01. the 10th inst ...
... Taylor, H. Hibbert, J. W. Bmilafi R. Street, G. Leech, L. Schofield, Willilam Hardy, Wm. Wilson, Wm. Schofield, J. W. SBmtth, I. Hibbert, G. Ross, William Street, A. Schofield, A. Hardy, T. Bond, J. Howard, F. Stopford, W. Stopford, O. Howard, H. Garside, A ...
... HaLES —On the sth inst, aged 52 vears, Charlotte, wife of Ty e T T B = WiILLIAMSON—On the Sth inst, sged 40 Jane; widow of Thomas Willlamsor, Shannou-street, m?u HoL¥Es—On the 9th inst, aged 79 years, James Holmes, Alone .ctnnck Thabéaadd _ SoTHERN—On ...
... Duoal Y wete | m“lnnt and '5:'..5. and \buxrb‘.ounnn gave ;mfl satisfaction. Appended are the prize winners :— ‘ cabbages, 1 Thomas Dale, 2 Fred Cole. Beans, 1 and 2R. Smith. Wkite cabbages. 1 T. Dale, 2 Israel ‘{Safiah. Poas, 1 F. Cole, 2T. Dale. Caaliflowers ...
... Old Hall and Manchester. Tue magistrates on the Bench were the Mayor (Alderman Machell), Alderman Cocker, Mr. Thomas Williamson, Mr. Thomas Wainwright, aud Mr. Robert Sykes.—Asked to plead, the defendant replied that he bltdlgkne' which way to do so.—The ...
... this date. [On shis oecasion the cackoo will sing in the distance.] The other “eompanies * booked are Oldham, Chorlton-eum-Hardy. Bollington, Heaton Mersey. Milnrow, Blackpool. Glossop, Buxton, Manchester Clifford, Dukinw-.‘s‘d{bfls There is an open date ...