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... minister. The collections amounted the liberal sum ot 6s. llfd. Temphiancb Lectures. —Oo Wednesday and fLursoay evenings, Thomas .Hardy, agent of tbe British temperance League, delisted two temperance addresses, in I'ieasant School-room. On Wednesday he chose ...
... ordered pay costs. Meeting and Entertainmsnt.— On Monday evening, a temperance meeting was held in the Cloth Hall, t n Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent of the British Temperance League, delivered an excellent lecture on the above subject. The Rev. W Luddington occupied ...
... last case. did not deny the charge, and was fined ss. and costs. PADIHAM. Temperance Lecture.—On Tuesdiy evening last, Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent of the British Temperance League, delivered very interesting and instructive lecture in the Assembly-room subject: ...
... Ashtonunder-Lyne, was consecrated on Wednesday morning. The foundation stone laid on the September, 1876. The death of Sir Thomas Duffas Hardy, D.C.L., Oxon Deputy Keeper of the records, paid one of her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscript?, took ...
... Charter. Kiohard Allen (A). James WiUon. Padiham, Thomas Deny, Cru up. Blackburn, Thomas Hardy, Ells (Over Darwen), Samps >n Reynolds (Clayton-lo- Moors, near Accrington), Joseph X. Beet. Hailingden, Thomas Crosby, Henry Balls, John Clements (Ramsbottom) ...
... Esq., vice-chancellor tile county palatine Right Rev. Wm. Higgin, l>.D., Lord I'ishup of l>erry ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, M.P. father of Cathorne Hardy, M.P. ; Serjeant Cross and many others who have signalised themselves in the pulpit and at the bar. Mr. ...
... presided over the Key. I{. Littlehales, president of the union. The mejbng was addressed by the Revds. T I' J ' an ' l Mr - Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, who all ably advocated the temperance canae. Several beautiful melodies were by about I*2o members of the ...
... Middleton, for improvements in apparatus to used in dyeing, dunging, snaking, and cleaning fabrics; dated December 6, 1859. Thomas Hardy, engineer, ol Wednesbury, Staffs., for an improved tool for cleaning the insides the tubes or fluesof tubular steam boilers; ...
... HARDY—ACCORNLEY.—On the 27th ulfc., St. Peter's Churoh, by the Rev. C. J. Besley, A.M., Mr. James Hardy, Piokap-street, to Miss Elizabeth Aocornley, East-gate. BULCOCK—HOWARTH.—On the 31st ult., by the Ksv. R. J. Cuppage, 8.A., Mr. Law Buloock, Byerden ...
... Park Place, London, the wife of Major John Hardy Thursby, of a . Marriages. HOLMES—BROXUP.—On the 11th inst., at Sion Chapel, by the Rey. Richard Evans, Mr. A. Holmes, of Bradford, to » Second of the late Thomas Broxup, . Deatfis. ROBERTS.—On the &rd inet ...
... Manchester. IVTOTICE.—I, THOMAS of Providence Terrace, Habergham-Eaves, will not be responsible for any Debt or Debts which Wife MARY may contract after this notice, as witness mv hand ,h ' s day March, 1861. THOMAS KIUD. —I, Thomas Sm.th, Mechanic, late ...
... Thomas Pollard, (Organist or Brunswick Chapel, Bcrnlej), is prepared to give LESSONS OS THE PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, ok HARMONIUM, on Moderate Term*. PIANOFORTES TUNED. «* T. P. it open to Engagements for Concert*, Entertainment*, Evening Parties, arc. Residence ...