... News will be charged SIXPENCE per line each insertion. DEATHS ARMSTRONG.—On the 21st inst., 141, West High-street, Salford. THOMAS age 39. i(t>ALTON.-On the 2istinst., CLAKA. wifeof Robert DALTON, and daughter late William Allen, of Cheetbam Hill, ; HEMMOXS ...

... Blantyrestreet, Hulme, JOHN, in his 54th year. WILLIAMS.—At the County Hotel. Strangeways, Manchester, on the 13th inst., THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, age 3a Burial Southern Cemetery, o'clock. No cards. -TSHORIAK. ADAMS.—In loving memory of dear husband, ENOCH ...

... Peasley-crops, St. Helens, to yesterday, Mr. S. Brighouse, county coroner, kial held an inquest on the body of Thomas Long, eall 19 years of age, of 6, Hardy-street, who died ball i from the effects of being burned on Tuesday |iJ night. Air. AI. J. Hammill, manager ...

... hl Francis Bond, John Cripps, IV. Poulsom, J. W. X n Scholefield, Thomas Davies, R. J. Glasgow, IV. a en . Clernaey, Charles Wells, John Wells, W. M .& A. Matheson, James Bruce, Thomas Fallows, 31 be William Jones, G. Y. Ticlde, and B. S. Johnson. 31 ...

... Tue police heord two which are in reality the feeding apparatus - to become | Elots fired in King's-rd., and a wan, named Thomas first injured. and then decayved. It may be necessary | Cole, fell in the roadway. He had a revolver in his .n the working ...

... knoserr. Hotel. :forth tierlnrk Thomas Poo lan. 23. nrowastrast. stocktonos-Tem Plaree. 21. l'ollardetreet. Manchester U Meares. V. li•tschroter Mobs-% Male. 31. 04 Taylor. 11. Otbsomstrost. (Adbass-road. Mandoester Thomas 11. Doncaster T H eutshis IC. ...

... Lient-Col. Greene, who wan well.known Lancashirs and Westmorland, wee horn in 1822. and was the eldest eon of the late Mr. Thomas Greene. of Whittington, who died in 1372. Hs was one of. the best.known residents in the district ! in whtch be lived, and ...

... Frederick down in winter. they should be treated in the same | Edridge, three times Mayor of Croydou; Mr. manner as half-hardy annuals. Sow them in a mild [ Richard Farrant, a promoter of better dwellings for hotbed about the middle or end of February ...

... treasurer; J. Porter, S.D.; I. F. Houghton, J.D.: John Fisher, Tyler. Sick visitors: A. Trion, Holborn Hill; Thomas I Park, klaverigg; Thomas Holmes, Hill; soul A. Mellon and James Nicholas, New:Once. Auditors, S. Y. Wilson and K. E. Atlciusou; delegate ...

... chance of scaring, and '.bfoaghwQo the first half - tttey fie/ii mastery the packs, tut when they got the bait loose they hard'y knew -hat tod# S with it. the second half the «irors wers thoroughly p.a-en, ana hat for the »p!r- did defense ' of their ...

... the Card and Blowing ROOM Association ; J. H. Loacatibies, IJ. S. Littlewood, T. H. Spawforth, Walter Soott, IT. J. Hardy, W. Carver, Thomas Smithson, A. G. C. Harvey. James Brierley, president of the Pioneers' Co- operative Society ; Evan Evans, prod, dent ...

... erwtituhncy on behalf omn the Labolur party, ad ,or he ill be proposed a andidate at a meeting to inbe addreised by ver' pier Hardie- heeonday. It dlst is believed Mr. Horeby will retire immediately I'ariamrent'meets, and the three patrhes-Con- eser-ative ...