... Peter Birchenugh IL Thomas Abbott 41. Wm. Potts 41, Willis Knowles 40, Nathaniel Armitage 39, Frank Walton 35. John Batty 32, Win. Redfern, jun, 31, Wright Lovett 31, Jas. Smith 31, Thee Harrison 31, Joseph Penny 30, John Hardy 30, Belot. T. ilycoek ...

... HASP' AND 11A1'.07. A golol ar.ortmeat of Cigars of the l'heicemt THR If lATIIEN'N ANNUAL TREAT. It will he good news to this hardy oboe of working people at Maido to leer that Mr. F. tiuoper, of Vent Tower, Is *grin inviting them and their families to a ...

... Elastics put into old Boots by Machinery at the above Establishment. At the Ashton Coanty Seniors on Wednesday, a youth nand Thomas Tierney was in custody on a charge of being drunk in Man chester.road, Denton. Re had been out en baiL iCiaiii,DO'd coats ...

... nice, rnd of no small dimensions. The following is a list of the prize winners :—Cut blooms : 1, W. Clayton ;2, E. Townsend. Hardy grown :1, W, Toovey ; 2, E. Buckley. The cut blooms were judged by Messrs. Christopher Leah and Ralph Barnett. dwts. gr. GOO ...

... pletnuff obtautel order of and costs against John Ford. auctioneer. of Watson, for having sold good. on the premises of Edwin Hardy open which the plaintiff. a money lender, envying or bitainets in Ilanchester, had a bill of tam Derendeat now applied for ...

... STABBING CABE AT HADFIELD. At the Blowup Police Court. Monday, before Meows. W. Shepley and F. Buckley, a young Irishman. awned Thomas Mei :nob, oral eltargi•J in ctivtoily with stabbing and wounding Jaskl* i:ritrishaw, a weaver, on liuoilriy night, the tith ...

... candidates are Maws Win. Walton, Joab Raynor, and Wm. MeCandlish. At the meeting of ratepayers Meseta. Wm. Walton, Thomas Irwin, and Thomas Barlow were Dominated as candidate., and should no other nominations be made they will be declared duly elected. ...

... Besturout. Newton Mo.; .7. Keighley, Newton Moor; Harriet norm. Oen Houghton Elise A Heughtem Orme; .7 thefforrPerrin-etreet, Hyde Thomas A. Newton, Hyde; T. Witten n. Hyde, John Kenna/re, Victoria. (meet. Newt.) W. Hemlock, HIM. H. HARM baton, (tee Crowe. No••AD ...

... hove been shout a yard doe;. -Tie CRATTHUN AND THE AMATEUR T,PPLER.— At the Cc only Sr colon.. itlacclettield, on Tuesday, Thomas Cleave. wan ch oiled with he i n g drunk at itullieg. ten, on the 13th January. He pleaded guilty. Constable Meson found Lim ...

... Mills ; Mr. SENIOR, Crows Point, Denton; Mr. WILLIAMSON, Newsagent, Houghton Green ; and on Saturday mornings from Mr. JAMES HARDY, District Agent. HUDSON & WADDINOTON. CABIN= MAXIM, 17PHOIRTISAB BEDDING MANUFACTURERS CAitPET W, Respectfully announce t ...

... Mr. THOS. SENIOR, Crown Point, Denton; Mr. WILLIAMSON, Newsagent, Hanghton Green ; and on Saturday mornings front Mr, JAMES HARDY, District Ageut. HODSON & WADDINGTON. CABINIT MAXIM, BEDDING MANUFACTURERS AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMXN, Respectfully announce that ...

... Only the first in each beat were allowed to run in the final heat, which was run as follows in W. seconds; F. Hardy, Sale, 1 ; R. G. Thomas, Hahne, ; J. Ingham, Stretford, 3 ; Hollins, Hanley; W. M. Smith, Manchester; J. Wilson, Liverpool ; W. Hflor, ...