... turin back of a tide of bleod ?? Would certainly have flowed over this couiitry hadl it not been for thle acquittal of' T]homas Hardy and his colleagues. Every thing wa05 prepared to carry the mischief to its greatest extent ; It weould have known no limits ...

... forjuadgment ; after which motions. ROLLS' COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittlags at ten. Peacock v Burt; tobe ho ?? v ?? v Piotheroe-Hardy v Hardy-Randell v ?? v Gearey- Parkerv Dillon-Beanlfoy v Barunard; further directions and costs- Mountford v Bloir-Attorney-General ...

... aged 16; E3dward Rey- ntolds, Thomas Young, Jamea Serell, Thonas Martit, Wm. Bates, Thomas Pasftield, Fredi. Horne, ifarthaAllei, Win. Mood, aged 22; John Dunkin, Josepih Leils, Edvd. Hardy, ?? Wylls, Wililam Adams, Thomas Philips, Frederick lMuffatt, ...

... and other prenlisoes, on the ?? of December, 1881, the pro. perty of Robert Hardy, at Tendring. Mr. RYLAND conducted the prosecution; Mr. Jrssop defended the prisoner. Mr. Hardy deposed that he was a farmer, at Tendring, in this county, and acted In the ...

... CORONERS' INQUESTS. I Suoclicrra ACCIDENT.-Tuesday night an inquest was s held at the Mirlin's Cave, Spa-fields, before Thomas Stir- ling; Esq., coroner, on the body of Samuel Mears, aged 5. 56. It appeared in evidence, that on Tuesday last a van r- was ...

... Mr Justice Gaselee, untl Hs Mjesy'spleasure shall be further ?? Couyier. REMoARtKABLE DEtATH..-On Monday last, as Captain Thomas Keith, of Thompson, Conn.) was carryin~ the mail in his chaise, from Thompson to Pomfret, he was met by a coup~e of Iadiei ...

... with contidtlene to a verdict fur ?? nt Thomas Snow: I ate coachman to the. plainttiff's, father ;the plintiff bought a black ted white Nea'liitinilauid dog ott tile .5th' June, h1j33; lie bought it of Mr. H-ardiing of Paddingtorn plairntiff had thre dlogo ...