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... with It. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. SPECULATION THAT FAILED. Yesterday, at Somerset Melees at Wells, Thomas Hardy Tricker, 27, pleaded guilty to steeling from his employer, Mr. Lakin, solicitor, of Chard, Neuritis* yelped at nearly 88000 ...
... CLERKS. ASSISTANT!. WANTED. Choriton-cum-Hardy. Young Gins: 3s. to commence.—Lowe, 6, Mayes-st.. Shudehill. Smart BOY for counting house —X 69, Evening News office. Wanted, Stockkeeper, used coloured goods7_~7~9. Evening News. GI^ASS_PAINTER—PurceII and ...
... CLERKS. ASSISTANTS. &\. WANTED- PLUMBER.—W. Hale, Chorlton-cum-Hardy_ To—» Girls: ia. to commence.-! -owe. 6. Maves-st., Sfaudehill. Wanted, used coloured goods.-A 79, GLASS PAINTER. —Purcell and Mather, Rosamond-street East. CARINETmAKERS Jones, 109 ...
... Division to-day, heard the case re Storer (the Hollins Mill Company v. Fox), which wa.* a case arising .out the will tho hue Mr. Thomas Storer, who had sawmills D?nfon, near Manchester. Tho case was a somewhat peculiar oue, the plaintiffs, the Hollins Mill Company ...
... each insertion. 30th, 24, Lime Grove, Chor'.ton-eum- Hardy, of JOBS I. ot daughter. the inst.. 22. Howe-strsct, Higher of his v * lose— ...
... News will be charged SIXPENCE per Line each Insertion. 2IBTHS. FODEN.— On the 21st instant, 108, Oswald Road, Chorltcncum-Hardy, to Mr. and Mrs. FRED FODEN, son PARK.—On the 21st met., at 189, Hamilton Road, Longstght, the wife of JOHN PARK, of daughter ...
... dacgiseh&5 a Bye, of Manchester and Salford. ri. HAIIDY--LiViEY-OI1 the 21st irst at St Church, Buxton, by the Rev. C. ?? N tk e' Hardy, of Plymouth, to Floreno 'c ar53re daughter of the late Thowaslaitttce On Eti Urmeton. ., DEATHS. AsacToy.-On November 21st ...
... Ilatchcter by .he i I.T. A. Holme, MA., assisted by the Rev. tj i Fynes-Clinton, M.A., Charles Fredericl. voI_.. son of the late Thomas Bronan, of Dublhi, io 1 b' eldest daughter of the Rev. Osbert ?? M.A., Rector of Barlow M[oor, Didcbury. FEILL-LOIID.-On the ...
... of the expense on a proportionate basis. Tke present mode cf dealing with the sewage at the Council's farm at Chorlton-cum-Hardy, according to the evidence of 'Mr. Mountain, lhas become insufficient It hi., a gross area of 77 acres, but the net area for ...
... Walters, sen. Mr. J. Thomas's colt by Bona Vista-Decoration, 3y, 3st 81b. Day Mr. Dozgett's Little Dove, 3y, 51b Owner M. Michel Ephrussi's Fricka, 3y, Bst 51b Uoodwin Mr. J. Hanbury's Dick Deadeye, 3y, Bst 51b T. Leader Mr. F. Hardy's Alice Where Art Thou ...
... Crwther, only son of the late J ohn Crowilsr.L end0 Harriet Crowther, of Allan Cetunt. sowerby Bridge, Yorks., andi stepson is Thoma Shaw, Esq., Townhead. Rforhcale. DocstwolTvH.-Uc the 28th October, at 16, fl~n-. stroet, , igher B~rouirtton. ef patiumonh ...
... with vocal introductions and recitals. The march from Tannhauser and the overture Raymond, by Ambrose Thomas, by the Chorlton-cum- Hardy Orchestral Society, were among the best rendered items of the night. Contributions by Mr. C. H. Taylor, Mr. ...