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... with the local representatives. Three would do, but six was preferred.—After a short discussion Mr. John Huhne and Mr. Thomas Hardy were appointed representatives of the Church ; Mr. Aaron Stafford and Mr. William Knowles for the Prin.itives ; and Mr ...
... Smith, senior, aged 37 years. On the 14th inst., at Komiley-road, Smiley, Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 30 yearn. On the 12th inst., at Hazel Grove, Sarah, wife of the late Mr. Thomas Hyde, formerly of Marple, aged 76 years. Ot, the 11th inst.. at Hollingworth ...
... ocroductomhip of Mr. H. Hardy, has been im existence about six months, and comprised John Egerton, Manasseh Barnes, Samuel Egerton, Joseph Bagnall, Jame, Rhodes, W. 11. Arnold, James Carlin, James Plant, George Litton, Thomas Hardy, and Arthur Fare these ...
... and Stoke-upon-Trent, but scarcely attracted any competitors from Stockport and neighbourhood. Twenty-two ran, Thomas Torkington and Thomas Hardy being the only representatives of Stockport ; J. Ward, Bredbury ; and George Bradbury, Flowery .Field, all that ...
... year at Cardiff. At the conclusion • vote of thanks was protonic! by P.P.G.M. Samuel PirnMett, seconded by 1'.1 . .11./.1. Thomas Hardy, who oonsplimetited Mr. Hargrerives upon the eteellent report be had read, and was ouly sorry there were not •greater number ...
... Janua MB. PETER HYD E. ry JOHN HARDY. THOMAS JACKSON. Witness to sieuttures of the said Peter Hyde and John Hanby, CH sates Henri Isolicitar, with Mr. Heaver Sacra, Solicitor, Heir. Witneis to the ihmature to the mid Thomas Jackson, A. ti. Wince, Clerk ...
... contributed to the pleasure of the meeting were Messrs. Thomas Seddon, William Barnes, J. T. Heginbotham, James Hancock, Edwin Grim. 'haw, James Hargreaves, Samuel Rowbothien, Thomas Hardy, William Barber, Thomas Cbsppells; also Mr. Martin, of Stockport. Mr. S ...
... Amonget them we noticed the Grand Master, Thomas Brown, awing the silver chain and geld insignia of office; D.O.M. Alfred Woolley; James Hargreaves. C.S.; Marshals, P.P.G.M. John Flindle and P.G. Thomas Hardy. They were attended by the Romilvy and Bredbury ...
... which, having been duly enjoyed, business was roiorted ts. Amongst those present were Pro.O. M. Edward Dean, Pro G.M. Thomas Hardy, Pro.C.E. James Hargreaves, and l'ast Grand lierbett Howarth. treasurer. THE REST COVERING FOR FLOORS.— Amidst the innumerable ...
... political friends, for Mr services rendered to his country for a period of 40 years. Died January 20th, IlSO; aged years. Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Eddy, of the British Temperance League, followed, and spoke in eloquent terms of the life and character of their ...
... proposed by Mr. Wild resulting in the appointment of a local committee for Bredbury, to consist of Messrs. Thomas Wild, Thomas Buckley, The,„ Hardy, John Holmes, John T. Follows, John Cocks, Wm. Knowles, and Aaron Stafford. Tradesmen who wish to bring their ...
... tev;linwthe FUNERAL of the Law Treasurer and P.P.O.M. THOMAS BROADBENT ate requested to meet at the Norfolk Arms Hotel. Hyde, This Day tSatlirday;, at Two o'clock rrompt. EDWIN DEAN, (i.M. THOMAS HARDY, D.O.M. JAMES HARDREAVES, TRrNrry WESLEYAN CHAPEL, Dwrrox ...