... comnpany there asseibticd said of'Mr. Hardy, that lie was a pittyfogging scounarel, and that hrs biashiess was of that resctiption.' Ills words wsere thbe taken down, Andl re signed ?? paper, in which It was ?? that Mr. Hardy was a scoundrel as an attornsey ...

... 32 John Marshall - C1 Thomas England 15 Joseph Bould 39 Joseph Byram '2 Marct. Wiltimon 31 JohnoElhlson 45 Joeln Carter 63 Halnt.Stephenson 17 James Waite 41 Ans Chapman ll John Woilton 42 Tho6. Greenaood set 35 Dnovopea 9l Thomas Ryan 43 Sam. St Tplteissod ...

... Citarlee Mfortise, Tho~na FPitt, Wai. Wailer, Forster Shsaw, Buol -Thomrne Hardy, P. Ri. Joneas,~ T. A. Iteepe, Rev, J. Heap, W. O Ilaigh, Rev J. Morgan, Dr. Cameron, Thoiuae Wilson, Thomas T. Breel Rayoran otterenlemn fomdifferent perleof the riding. The Orl ...

... Esq. ; J. Harpin, REsq. ; J. Charles- said to worth, Esq,; M. Whitehead, Esq.; J. Rand, REsq. ; R. h H. Wrightson, Esq. ; C. Hardy, Esq. ; R. T. ~Lee, Esq. ; whr the Right Hen, Lord Beaumot .Sih s.; Wilsonk~ bg r tey ?? . Wiun, s. .Wtehue,o ju. Esq.; -eat ...

... RAPE AT BEESTON. ing ive CHiARLES COUPLAND (23) was indictedforeommittingarape knc ad on the person of Mary Ann Hardy, wife of Jot. Hardy, of Beeston, on twc a the 12Lit of February last. Counsel for the prosecution Mr. BAtEns the rne and Mr. HAI.L; for ...

... Reroewcee. er JonBrooke, Easq. Christopher Backett, Eeq. ldi [leery Hail, Esq. I Thomoas Backett, Esq. ad George Banhs, Esq. Thomas fliaysls, [isq. Beni. Sadler, Esq. Ralph Marklsosi, Esq, William I-ey, Esq. nel At lise opening of the Court, Chas. Mimner ...

... oti atoe I Itli of Novetaber. Gu'tilty ; to be trttoeparlt'd (ttn got's. l.1101d STEAINGI AT LEEDS irtlIN IIENTLEtY (2-2,1 THOMA~S 'FAYLOIC, 118,1 and JOHN Cs~ l~il. (23,1 were charged with steatlisty a mare ttnd a horse, at0e property of 1tobiert Raipley ...

... said that none of Isis party had eittler Ws blndgenns;t there was no scuffle or riglst with thle ganioketepers. IJohn Lee, Thomas Stringer, Josepis iaigh, and Wit. Strir', cs-- evidence Is tlie same effect. Mir. Biesdopuia JPckwood, a surgeon ot Da~liti ...

... m~nwoith, E~q , J hn Cr~.sslev, Etiq., Joshua I~ghann, Esq. Ci rrlE, Eq., J. C. Athorpe, Eq., John WaIbanoIe Ch;idlec,; S 'Thomas Wheatley, E.q , Joteph H-o!dsworth, Esq. blt Tirrro nt, ?? H. W. Hied, Erq., Francis Ilillima, .7 eiph Asmiltoge, E-q., t ...

... the property, as has been before sotated. ' Tw-t letters of Mark 'Nobc,-thir firtiaer-steward-, adihessod to tule late Mr. H~ardy, Solicitotr, were read, fut ithe- rpseo showingthe matiner i hi elti tile tiegocir.-- lion. as coducted ti itheintentimon ...

... Parliament to Dublin. a1 Mr. MooaR, Q.C. then addressed the Court and jury, at very uI great length, on behalf of tlse Rev, Thomas Tierney. The Learned d Gentleman, in the outset of hisl speech, complained much of the o0 bitterness and ailnoioety which ...

... rate : if tity do so, they will meet with CvlI a' psnyaiterF. e |FATAL RAILWAY ACCxDE:NT.-A labouring man S nam wed George Hardy, was killed near the Oaker.shaw station, on the c br night of Thursday week. Fromt the evidence given before the v 1St Coroner's ...