... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Hamilton and Hardy together, stand- ing on the street; on going to the bridewell, Hardy said to witness, I know what you want, and said he would go and get his brothers watch; went with Hardy to a hay loft, where Hamilton was concealed.; Hardy called on ...

... Messrs. a Tohn Stewvart, John Ward, Edward Killen, Michael Fer- I cr, Samuel Skelton, Thomas O'Neill, Thomas Bell, John F ' pdules, John Hamilton, Freeman Hardy, Thomas Seed. h J~i'i Palm'NsedJ, for uttering a base half-crown, at Belfast, d On 07th Jan ...

... Gamble, jun. John MICambridge, Campbell Wilson, James Campbell, Francis Dinsmore, James G. Browun, Charles Standfield, Thomas Hardy. MsURDER AT PORTGEIaNONE. Robert Rainey, John M'Erlane, James M'Peake, Jas. Blaney, and John Diamond, for.the murder of ...

... the Point Fields on Christmas Day-saw Hardy and Hughes ?? lad his hat off-saw him catch Hardy by the collar, and draw a knife, as if he was going to stab ?? had not been in the crowd before-Mr. Hughes went up to Hardy on the foot-path and took hold. of-him ...

... Messrs. T. & F. Hardy, of Belfast, en the 19tl Jan. last ; another count, for foigigi with Intent to deliaud Mr. Dillon. - William, Eager-(Was shoiwn the ?? was handed to witness on the evening of 19th Jan. last, by prisoner, in Messrs. Hardy's warehouse; ...

... Arthur A. Barnard, Esq. John Whaley, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Joseph Atkinson, Esq. Edward Turner, Esq. Acheson St. George, Esq. Thomas G. Henry, Esq. Robert Harden, Esq. James Verner, Esq. Wm. Loftie, Esq. Thomas FuDlton. Egiq. Arthur Irwin,-Esq. William Reid ...

... and there was jundeying with uF the deceased. I heard them mention the mame of Ye Thomas Spence and James Woods-[identifies the for- tu merl-I saw Thomas Spence at Mr. Hardy's gate, and another came forward and knocked deceased down; they th defended themselves ...