... 30 a painfully sudden death took place in the new portion of the Vernon Spinning Company's Mill. A painter named Joseph Thomas Hardy, who was employed in the second storey of the mill, was taken ill. One of the workmen saw him falling over and went to ...

... bad the misfortune to lose his left arm at the mill a short time ago. A fair sum w. realised. FUNERAL—The funeral of Mr. Thomas Hardy took place last Saturday afternoon at the gollington Parish Church. The deceased, who was 77 years of age, and warn in ...

... James .Mared.en.',.. , W A LKDEN. Cotton Weaving.--Grade First High Cook, William Lloyd. Colin Worthington, Hobor Barlow. 'Thomas Hardy, Norman Nichol'. J.oph Eliezer Barnes, Jam. Muthneux. E. Topping, Richard Stutt, Henry Lu nn. Cr' itton Spinning.-.-Gratie ...

... appearancen the start is likely to be a great success. In, the evenings Mr. J. R. Shackleton of Barnoldsvrick) and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bolton, two late Northrop fitters, have promoted a technical school in the mill to teach the people how to work the ...

... ' . Shakmpeare Day a to be May 3rd. and echo:ibis everywhere will a commemoration. That is not all, Little People. Mr. Thomas Hardy is mending a Tementenary Poem, is to be published along with by men in the Engitabepeeking world. Listen to thew words ...

... rest-day, presented by Mr. Goddard Clarke, and supported by Mr. George White, Mr. Corns Grant, Mr. Steadman, Sir Alfred Thomas, Mr. George Hardy, Mr. Foxall, and Mr. Charles E. Price. The object of this bill is to provide for each person who is working for an ...

... MR. HARDIE'S SPEECH RESENTED. -- The H aslingden Guardians a r e i nd ignant at Keir Hardie's speech. Mr. J. H. Sinkinson, the clerk to the Board, in the course of an interview, said Mr. Hardie assumed that the Board propos to farm out the children, as ...

... - Illness of Mr. Keir Hardie. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL. Mr. Heir Hardie, M.P., successfully underwent operation for appendicitis on Thursday night THE KING'S SYMPATHY. Sir Thomas Barlow visited Mr. Heir Hardie on T uesday, and declared himself satisfied with ...

... BOLTON. Accunirr. On Tuesday William Eccles, of 20, Hardy-street, and emphived at the Soho Works of Messrs. Hick, Ilargreave . s, aud Co., was admitted into the Infirmary suffering from injuries sustained whilst following his employment. He was assisting ...

... C OLOSSEUM THEATRE, OLDHAM. TO-NIGHT at 7 30, and on SATURDAY at 7, JAMES M. HARDIE and SARA VON LEERS' COMPANY, On the Proutier..' REA:, INDIAN BRASS BAND. MONDAY, February 22nd, and Every Evening dining the Week, at 7 30, JOHN A. ATKINS' COMPANY, ...

... HARDY'S PRIZE MEDAL SAUCES AND RELISHES ARE ALL MADE FROM FRUITS AND SPICES ONLY. WARRANTED GENUINE. ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. HARDY'S EVERYONE'S RELISH, Sold in bottles, 20. and 2d., are superior to other Relishes sold at 40. Try it and compare. Sold ...

... Bibby, James Bleakley, James Briggs, Walter Chadwick, Samuel Crook, Thomas Crowe, Thomas Entwistle, Walter Greenhalgh, Major Greaves, James Kay, James Hardy, Henry Hamer, James Hill, Thomas Jones, Arthur Jones, Joseph Kay, James Makin, A. Marsh, Arthur Pendlebury ...