Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... and Robert Rawhottoin, secretaries• U. Clough, librarian; and George Booth, H. Goddard, William Dewswep, COules Sykes. James Hadfield, Walter Dewsoep, and John Smith Twentyfive members enrolled their names, and arrangements wen made far dames for instruction ...
... Jo, LT BOYS ARP: We.—At the Stockport °minty Steslons, on Thursday, three meat lamed WiMam Daniels, Jobe Hanley, and James Hadfield, pleaded guilty to being drunk at High Lane, Merple., on the Sad November. P.C. Wynne proved the case, and defendants ...
... here, the Bab 1 of Hope boys knitting in the chorus. A calm el dialogue. Doctor Quack and his patients,' was given by James Hadfield,. George Barnes, James Waterhouse, and Mary Long. Hearty vote, of thanks were given so the readers, reciter,. 'mallets ...
... creditable the Iliac and Miele.. aloe reflecting greet preias 00 the Mimeos Beeley. The tables having been cleared, Mr. James Hadfield occupied the chair, end die, a few remarks on the etinditiou of the cricket club, he., the chairman called upon the llisttrain ...
... period.' Tire stains band, composed of Mow+. Joel Goddard. John Lomas, George Flamer, John Wart boas., John Cress• well, James Hadfield, and George and William Goddard, disootireed a number of excellent piece., amongst which wort The mountain rill, Give ...
... o'clock, a some. what rerion accident occuered at t: Printworks, Hayfield, to a young siaa re&ilius in the Jumble, named James Hadfield, who Otorked in the dye house. He was siiaing it is thought on the erlge of a large trou g h, or back, used for the ...
... they said they would therefore let the ease be settled on payment of coots. Seatota Illessar.—On Wednesday a youth named James Hadfield, a joiner's apprentice employed, we believe, at Messrs. Howkeg' workshop, hlarple, had one of his lingers amputated whilst ...
... labourer, of Hadfield, was summoned for being drunk with Almand, and, not appearing. was treated in • similar manner. James Hadfield pleaded guilty to being drunk, in Oil Glossop, on the 15th June, and was lined sa. and costs. THE PIWRIM'S Paocalmw ...
... above presents a good opportunity for a small capitalist. For further particulars, and to view the Mill. apply to Mr. James Hadfield, Highatreet, Stalybridge, th e Auctioneer, the Estate Of fi ce, tinkle. field ; or to Messrs. F. and T. DRINK WATER, ...
... Stockport District, which office he held for the space of YJ years and U mouths. On the 16th inst., aged 58 years. Mr. James Hadfield, fanner and cattle dealer, Hrownside, near Chapel-en-le-Frith. On the 17th let.. at Victoria Terrace, Newtown. sear New ...
... Itowbottont, Newton arid Emily Shod. en ntogtl in mteendy with alerting on • haystack on Hadfield New Honk helooging to Mr. James Hadfield. Newton wan sentenced to one tweak's imprisonment, and Rhodes to 14 days. SaIIONA. --On Sunday last two amnions were preached ...
... ascertained that the injured man's name was Henry Curran, farm servant, belonging to Marple, but recently working for Mr. James Hadfield, farmer, of Aspenshaw, near New Mills. As far as we have been able to gather the particulars of the cue, it appears that ...