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... same place. No doubt the bodies are those of part of the crew of the ill-fated Elisabeth.—Liverpeol A labouring man named Thomas Prosser, and his wife Eliza have been lodged in Worcester County Gaol, on a warrant charging them with the wilful murder of ...
... WALES. 13Laynox-ow-Trim.—The Rev. James Wilson gave a lecture in the Free Methodist Church, on Thurrday the 10th, Mr. Joseph Hardy in the chair. The showed the futility of the that had already been made to restrict the in drink, and concluded with • powerful ...
... Rev. Mr. Park having previously seconded the adoption of the report, which the Dean moved in closing his address ; Mr. Thos. Hardy, of Caldewgate, second A Mr. Nicholson's motion, and both were adopted. The Rev. Mr. proposed a vote of tl‘ tnka to Mr. Lawson ...
... A. Horner, London; Henry Colegate, London; Herbert Thompson, London; E. Ba&ier, London; Thomas Snuffler, London; Thomas Jones, London; George Lingo, London; Thomas Heywood, London; William Fithian, London; George Hardman, Oldham ; W. Blakeley, Sandbach; ...
... Leathern 774. Mr. Crosland'a returns gave himself 1,021 votes, and Mr. Leathern 786. Otronr;.—Elir W. Heathcote (C.), 677; Hr. CL Hardy (C.), 385; Mr. Gladstone (L.), 379. ABlNGDo24.—Colonel Lindsay (C.), 137; Mr. Morris .. . .. - „ (L.), 116. ST. Enstmme.—Mr ...
... we -get fellows o f whom a third are pretty sure to knock up hopelessly under any real marching; about one third turn out hardy soldiers, and the rest are men of doubtful value. The Enniskellen Reporter states that nearly £3O from the Irish Society of ...
... and J. Eddy, agent to the lea,sue.--The secretary was instructed to secure the services of the following agents: Messrs. Thomas Hardy and George Lomax, of Manchester, J. C. Booth, of Chester, and Mr. J. Ripley. The accounts were read by the secretary, which ...
... Baker James, Ley1and . ..,, Lucas Deborah. Frome 0 6 0 Brown B. H., Leyland .._ 0 5 4 Hardy Thomas, Bolton Duxbury A. W., Manchester 0 5 0 Winder Mrs. !Merton, lennaster.. . 0 1 0 Park Wm., Barrow-in-Furriess ...
... snow in August, and that this second covering has disappeared in October. A fatal case of the cattle disease at Chorltou-cum-Hardy, was reported to the magistrates at the New Bailey, Salford, on Saturday, and with the view of checking as far as possible ...
... secretary, Mr. Alfred Carter; committee, Messrs. John Newell, Henry Sellers, John Taylor, Willism Sellers, Thomas Henry Gaukrodger, Heyworth Nuttall, Thomas Mitton, John Hatton, Isaac Howortb, John liteverison, Richard Carter, Abraham Tattersall, John Sutcliffe ...
... Selby ..-. .. .- Jackson Thomas. Birkenhead .. Brevris George, Neweastle-os-Tyas . Williams Thomas, Merthyr Tydvil .lenkins Rev. Canon, MA., Llangyniew Wilson Thomas, Thornton-in-Craven Lees Dr. F. R., Leeds Larking ...
... year's proceedings, and afterwards eloquent speeches were made by the chairman, Mr. George Dodds, Rev. James Wilson, and Mr. Hardy. Some beautiful melodies were sung by Messrs. R. Clark, of Leamington, W. Biggens, of Winlaton, and W. Rutherford, of Swalwell ...