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... ¢ date, Ve WalhOUL PL T's Bim Was Mr, REGAN, Den PIONERALS BATEMAN’S, OLDHAM.-ST. AND MOURN on Saturday, the 18th inst., Henery, belov enery and Ann 622, Ashton Old-road, ( shaw, age Wednesday.—Friends kindly accept thie the intimation. 17th, at St. Philip's ...
... $ The Pope has conferred the degree of Divinity on the Very Key. E. Browne, c Maynooth ; Eevs. W. O'Donnell, Prefect, EC. Henery, president, St. Malachy's, Belfast; J. P. Green, of Belfast. eft At an early hour on Sunday * occurred at the draper's shop ...
... Hearne ••■ 41 T Studd c Wild b Mycroft • g H W. Owen b Hearne 7 X.' Spencer lbw, b Midwinter •• W. K. Roe run out J. Henery b Midwinter _ Chapman b Mycroft _ C M. Smith not out jt. C Ramsay b Flowers 5 Extras 130 Total M.C C—First innings. „ c T ...
... rather free hitting, bowled Mr. Wright. 5-88-28. Mr. Henery in, a stand wa3 now made, and when the luncheon bell sounded the score had been carried to 99 On resuming some good cricket was witnessed, Mr. Henery specially doing well, until at 127 Mr. Boiler was ...
... Taylor b Walker 9 Reynolds lbw, Henery c Stainton Walker. 0 Bookless b Walker. 18 Openshaw b Henery 15 A. Thomas not out c Webbe b Henery 5 Holdsworth b Walker 8 c Pidcock Henery 8 S. Milner c Walker Henery 2 Walker ' o W. Gent ...
... him ; tho fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth wickets all going at 65. Clarke and Henery were now together, and the pro drove Barlow almost straight for four. Mr. Henery was then bowled by Nash, and the following ball bowled Mr. Tuke, the score at 70 ...
... time £400 in his pocket. He oonfirmed witness's statement to what subsequently *,*, and said that was very nearly —Thomas Henery, a fishmonger, of St. * Ebury Bridge, deposed that be wa£ sCt ft knocked about a similar manner to The prisoner and the other ...
... Samuel Faulkner, Croft Hall, Retford. Stanley.—On the 13th inst., St. Stn w ' B Church, Hyde-road, by the Eev. Canon Joseph Henery, second son of William d * a rd. Plymouth-grove, to Elizabeth Emily, only of the late Samuel Stanley. \i —Higginbotham.—On ...
... endnredwith christian fortitude, illiam, second son of Mr. Samuel Faulkner, Crofts Bank, near Eccles. On the inst. Mr. John Henery Reichard, a native of Frankforton-the-Maine, aged late a merchant of this town. On the 6th inst. at the Methodist Seminary ...
... Mrs. was blown through window, and not likely to recover. Her daughter, » girl nine years old. is shockingly mangled, Mr. Henery : was found lying the door. Several other persons were more or less injured, and the adjoining houses the town were shattered ...
... Samuel er ' gt. Stretford. ' t., Millward? Stanley.?On the 13t'' Mathew'a Church. Hyde-road, by f }\' ...
... previous witness's statement as to what subsequently transpired, and said that he was very nearly thrown overboard. —Thomas Henery, a fishmonger, of St. George'e-row, Ebury Bridge, deposed that ho was hustled and knocked about in a similar manner to that ...