... Sinclair, Campbell Tweed, Robert Atkinson, George Bellis, Francis Craig, Albert Dawson, Robert Forsythe, Joseph Gordon, and Thomas Hardy - The CH e, in addressing the foreman and the other gentlemen of the Grand Jury, said that by the return which lay before ...

... Suffern, James Campbell, Thomas Hardy, John Al Haslett, William Hamilton, Frederick Lewis, Robert Magee, W. H. Mul- ligan, Henry Murney, 'T'homas Major, William R Moly- neaux, David AM'Cance, John Musgrave, John M1'Entire. Thomas M'Cammon, James Ireland ...

... Armstrong preached at Ewart's Row at four o'clock; the Rev. B. Turnock preached in Alexander Street at four oclock; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Agent of tile British Temperance League, preached in Great George's Street at six o'clock; and Mr. Matier, Agent of the ...

... that the reason they deferred exe- cution was that they desired to allow Thomas .Hardy rr opportunity, if possible, of rising again in the world. lie also denied that Thomas Hardy left the country, as he merely removed to Rich- hill, in which place the ...

... The wife was sent to prison for three months, and the husband for one mnth. Mr. Lewiis prosecuted- CRUELTY OO ANDIAULS. Thomas Hardy and James Hewitt, Artillery Street, were each fined Zs 6d and a ens-ts for work- in a mare when lame on the 26th March ...

... the liquor e traffic, which was received with frequent applause. A dvery able and eloquent address was delivered by Mr. -Thomas Hardy, Agent of the British Temperance I League, and perhaps one of the most logical and ., convincing advecates of the total ...

... Samuel Luke, Thos. Gilmore, Thos. Major, James Sterling, Robert Hamilton, Garnet Sloan, Alexander Faulkener, Charles Peyton, Thomas Hardy, and Martin Harper, Esqrq. The Grand Jury, after receiving directions from his Worship as to the nature of the offences ...

... James Campbell. Thomas Hardy, John Clarke, John Workman, Jaumes Ewart, James Ireland, Hugh Ma. gill, Hugh Halliday, Daniel Davis, James Hart, Hugh Graham, John Greenfield, Robt. Gamble, Wim. Hamilton, W. D. Henderson, James Gowdy, Thomas Chermside, Martin ...

... 'r Keys, John Morrow. John Th Evans, Henry Dminlican. Artlhur John Jeanes, teI Johnstoa Skillen. Thomas HTardy. James Carlisle, xv, Charles Wylie, Thomas Shanks, Wm. Fleming, or' Joseph Hamilton, Win .A. 31unro, and William ca Carlisle, members of the ...

... Catherine Clydesdale against Thomas Hardy, irietoria Road, Bangor. William John Smith, Bangor, summoned thrce boys named Thomas, John, and William MKee, Gray's Hill, for having assaulted his children, Elizabeth and William Thomas Smith, on several OccasionsC ...

... Harvey six months' imprisonment. Jesse Brennan, for stealing a shawl, the property of MR Thomas Hardy, High.street, Belfast. Guilty. In considera- tion of Mr. Hardy's unwillingness to prosecute, and the pri. soner having lately been confined, his worship ...

... Robert Gamble, Robert Grimshaw, Alex. M'1Doulcll, William Gilliland, Thomas Corbitt, George M'Tear, John Cordukes, Thomas G. Folingsby, Clot- ,vorthy Dobbin, Thomas Ward, Freeman Hardy, James Reid, Esqrs. The following were-sworn as a Market Jury:-Messrs ...