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... magistrates at Bocbester were engaged some time in the investigation of several charges of fraud and embezzlement committed by Thomas Redsell, late supervisor of excise for the Rochester district. The frauds, it appeared, were committed as far back as 1853 ...
... exeod to Ireland) the aggregate amount of duly on nasvenger traffic was £396,355 in 1855; j£338,753 in 1856. Mb. Hardy’s Beer Bill. —Mr. Hardy’s bill, now before parliament, is intended, as moat of oar readers are aware, to transfir the power of granting ...
... steel refiner, to Miss Elizabeth Crouch. Mr. Abraham Matthews, mason, to Miss Elizabeth Owen. Mr. Thomas Vanghan, filesmitb, to Miss Ellen Redfearn. Mr. Thomas Brown, mason, to Miss Mary Mallinson. Mr. George Brown to Miss Mary Glossop. Mr. George Howe, labourer ...
... Insured in the Defender. Mr. Hardy’s Beer Bill. —On Tuesday afternoon a large public meeting of the beersellers of the metropolis was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of taking measures to secure the rejection of Mr. Hardy’s bill for the regulation ...
... ILLEGALLY STRIKING MATHra. v Collins ahd Brown. .A fewweeks ago, Mr. saw mAoufactorer, Thomas-street, Charged with stwOtag. a. cane or matchet knife, the propeaty of Mr. Charles Browni” Bailey-lane. The ciron instances of the case will be fresh in the ...
... Charge of Conspiracy. —At the central criminal court, on Friday, Henry George Hardy, 17, piano forte maker; Thomas Brookes, 17, clerk; Wm. Scholefield, 19, painter; and Thomas Miles, fretcutter, were indicted for conspiracy. The case, which lasted until ...
... the centre ef the building were many well grows plants from Fisher, Holmes, and Co.; aad ouuiiie marquee was a collection of hardy plants (mocb admired), the joint comributions of 3fr. (Fisher C tadwia and Messrs. Fisher, Holmes, and Co. Aliogetlier, regard ...
... making inquiries at St. Thomas’s hospital, it was found that the following were that institution : Mary Mecroft, aged 18 years, Cornwall-road, Lambeth compound fractured skull; quite insensible, and little hopes of recovery. Robt. Hardy, aged 20 years, 10 ...
... promoting science, literature, and art. After some conversation, the amendment was agreed to by 111 to 82. Majority. 29. Mr. HARDY then moved to insert the word fine” before arts, so aa to prevent dancing, swimming, and similar amusements from being urged ...
... examine these articles. Tney will find under the same tent some pateutBiove , also, wortbyof notice and commendation. Messrs. Thomas Linley and Sons, Wicker.— Adjoining the last men ioned are collection forges, bellows, &c„ manufactured Messrs. Liuley. These ...
... thought that these facts would justify the magistracy and gentry of the town in the support given to the rejected bill of Mr. G. Hardy for placing all houses of entertainment under the direct supervision of the magistracy. Whilst regretting the loss of this ...
... Stockport. A farmer and grazier, named James Henderson, aged about 00 years, lived at a farm in Robin’slane, Bramall, called Hardy's f«mi,and about tvo o’clock in the morning the family were alarmed by hearing the discharge of a pistol or gun in his bedroom ...