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... and thoroughly representative. The chief mourners were Meesr;. Willi=m, James, Thomas, and Al fred Hewitson (Sons) ; Messrs. James and Wiiliam Brown, and Mr. Herbert Hardy (nephews) ;. Mr. Isaao Brash (London) and IMPessrs. Richard Parry, Robert Howee ...
... St Thomas—Arr Feb 8 Venetia (e), from Hamburg St Vincent —A rr Feb 12 Horaby Grange (e),ooaled, and proceeded San Franeisco-Arr Febll, 8 a.m. Alameda (e) Santander—Arr Feb 8 Teletdore (e), Lerrinaga Santander—Sailed Feb 6 February 8 Victoria (e), Hardie ...
... VISIT TO MANCHESTER Mr. THOMAS ISON, Oculist and Aurist (of Eve and Ear Dispensary. Leeds, Established 1871), will attend Douglas Hotel Corporation-street. Manchester, on Monday, February Saracpn's Head Hotel. Hanley, Saturday, March 6. Hours 11 to 6 ...
... Rnrnl District Council Richard Rawstborn Thomas. John Knwsthorn CtiaT.lt Ktwsthorn Richard Richard Rawsthorn Thomas Rawath Thomas >rn John Rawßthom I J* Charles KUwsthom Mary Jackson Richard Rawsthorn !' Thomas Rnwathorn J »hn Rawstborn j Charles Raws ...
... Charles Cosmo Gordon- Richard Rawsth Thomas The Parish Counc of the Towuslup of W ors - Charles Kawsth ...
... FITZGERALD.—in loving memory of THOMAS FITZGKUALD, Rusholme, who died February 13th, 1894. Still remembered his sisters M. Ram>killand E. Fitzgerald. HARDY.—In loving memory WILLIAM (Willie), son of Elijah and Lucy HARDY, who died 14th February, I*9l. ...
... FRIDAY, 7 Before Mr. L. Clement and Mr. S. BURNLEY YOUTHS SENT TO GAOL. James Sutcliffe (16), Win. Clarkson (15), Joshua Hardy (15), and ',George Hodgson (15), Burnley lads, were charged, on remand from the previous day, with stealing a watch and chain ...
... Southern Cemetery Saturday, 30. RENSHAW.—Suddenly, on the inst., West Kirbv, of pneumonia, SAMUEL THOMAS (TOM), eldest son William BENS HAW, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, his 41st year. TAYLOR. —On February 2nd, 27, Chorlton Road, Hulme, MARGARET, widow of the late ...
... FOOLS AND THEIR FOLLIES AND FINES. Thomas Craven, weaver, Clifford-street, Nelson, was fined 10s. and costs, or 14 days, for being drunk and disorderly at 8-40 on Saturday night in Sagar-street.—P.S. Beanland and P.C. Hargreaves proved the case, stating ...
... be replaced by golden nuggets. Every goldfield 'rush' brought forth a noble quota of educated gentlemen, who were likewise hardy, manly fellows, working side by side with their ruder and illiterate mates in the golden gullies of Ballarat, Itcudigo, and ...
... Evkn-ing News will be charged SIXPENCE per line each insertion. BIRTH. YOUNG.—On the 27th inst.. at 28. High Lane, Chorlton-rum Hardy, the wife of JAMES EDMUND YOUNG, daughter. MARRIAGES, THOMPSON—RAE.- tne thst., St. Paul's Church, Sale, Cheshire, the Rev ...
... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...