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... in aid of the funds for the new Presbytery of St Agnes, West Kirby, the weather was so tempestuous that none but the most hardy dare venture out, and as a consequence the audience could not be called large. Those who braved the elements and attended the ...
... ordered to join the 2nd Battalion of his regiment, which is going to South Africa. A marriage has been arranged between John Hardy, only son of the late Mr. John Wrigley of Pormby, and of Mrs. Wrigley, of Soughton House, Northop, and Lilias, eldest daughter ...
... and he was pupported by the Mayor, Me. R. A. Yerbargh, M.P.. Messrs. B. C. Roberta, George Dickson, J. Sheriff J Cullimore, Thomas Smith, F. F. Brown, John Jones (Boughton), T. W. Griffiths, J. H. Lay- hill, &c., with the following officers of the asso- ...
... supported by the Mayor, Mr. R. A Terburgh, M.P., Messrs. B. C. Roberts, George Dickson, J. Sheriff Rpbertß, J. Cullimore, Thomas Smith, F. F. Brown, John Jones (Boughton), T. W. Griffiths, J. H. Lay- bourne, A Bradley, J. E. Riley, W. C. Thorn- hill, ...
... CREWE DARWEN DENTON DROYLEDEN DUKINFIELD EAELESTOWN ECCLESHALL EALLOWFIELD, S AND BACH SILVERDALE SMIIIIFIELD MARK ET, 79, Thomas Street, Manchester SOUTHPORT STAFFORD STALYBRIDOE STOCKP ORT STOKE-ON-TRENT STONE STRETFORD TODMORMIN TRAFFORD PARK, Manchester ...
... C. deb. SD. 42 1 1: Walter fettherst, RI. 428: J. Hillary, 428; J. B. Clarke, 42e: A. J. Boldea 428; Thome. Lamer SW. 421: Thomas Wilkinsor. 429: A. Boson. WM, 1166; Riehtud Hirst, 292, Philadelphia, Stoles of Anieci-e: It. Olive. JW, 1305. J. Bic- kis ...
... the Castle. The other sections are expected daily. NESTON MEN FOR THE FRONT. As a result of a further examination, Messrs. Thomas Griffith, E. Haddock, and J. S. Williams, of the Neston Company Ist ?? have been selected to go to the front. No less than ...
... BLACKFOOT, BOLLINGTON BOLTON BRADLEY GREEN BROUGHTON Ii'DGE, BURBLEM BURY CHEADLE. Ohmhire CHEADLE. CHEADLE HOLM CHORLTONAD-HARDY CHURCH CLAYTON. CONOLETON BRANDERS AND CREW' DARE= DENTON DROTLSDEN DUKINFIELD EARLESTOWN ECCLESRALL PALLOWFIELD, FARNIWORTH ...
... point* alorg the line*nf the campany are 4- ineindtng plot* ia Warrington. Culebeth. .-inatoa. Heaton Norris, Chorlton-rum-Hardy, and KJrthwkh. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTA, 1855-'^ V-ll*r night*• Carrff*.) J*tnas Arthur IS. ulan ilrset. fg-fmo'll. awl coetmeinr ...
... TATION-ROAD. ALTRINCHAM. Awraece and Property »*era. Mort«a«e* *«cctad Valuatiaw* (or Probata Transfer. Cnaaoas an Paosrer Thomas Oowmll, AUCTIONEER. »*• OSooaSA. SCOTLAND ROAS. WARRINGTON Cbabub J. loMituU-. ACtfTIONMR. VAI.UI*. KBTATB AOBKT. SI. WnTOH-«TM*T ...
... shining light, with Hancock a good second). Doyle showed up better than of late. 'ffimibull was below his usual form, while Hardie, who played in Nodlay's place, was palpably out of has position as a forward. I • • The big event of to-clay is the match ...
... of lady's shoes and a pair of children's boots, valued at 15i.,and further with stealing from the dwelling-house of William Hardy. 10, Peircestreet, at about 2 p.m. on January 24th, a eeptleman'a silver watch and chain and gold seal, valued at £2 —Supe ...