... deceased was his son-in-law, beut for Some thine back hail not lived withB his wife. I-to had heard the siateasesot nliade by Thomas Hardy at thle Hlospital, and uvas quite satisfied thlat no one Was to blame. Thley Were both sober we they left ho~me. whichI ...

... when they entered .rpon their engagement. Summonses for desertion were immediately taken out agairrob t&ieeof the ?? Hardy,Thomas Hardy, and George Boothswright, and the charge was heard before the Bishop Auckland Magstsrates on Thursday. The great- est ...

... Hhnrtadfrom souls of the documents it was soon' asertained they belonged to Mrs. Hardy, this bobbiner's widow. Police-constable Linus Hancok weerdsptehsed, to the Newlands, but Mrs. Hardy would neprmt1mo enter ?? bouse, or state Ihis toessage until her husband ...

... dismissal of Ministers and Senate. _ AUSTRIA. V-eeTNA, February 1st. The exportation of horses towards the frontiers of Lom- 'hardy, the Tyrol, and Secgrenze (borders of the Adriatic), is prohibited. AUSTRALIA. ?? Black Ball clipper Donald Mackay, with 34 ...

... Francis A. West (ex-president), Robert Newstead, John vine, Charleq Prest, William Thornton, M.A., Thomas M'Ctllagb, William Arthur, M.A., i. Spence Hardy, ?? John Scott, and W. H. Rule, D.D., and Mr. John Lidgett. ...

... good which this societoy had effected amnongst the Cadres, The resolution was thon put to the meeting, and carried ?? Rev. S. HARDY said he thoight that the course of the country towards India oight to be reconsidered. He regretted that in one instance since ...

... Monday an inquest was held imn the body of Mary Ann Reading, aged twenty- eight. John Williams, labourer, of Chorlton-cusu-Hardy, said: The deceased was my sister. She and Joseph Reading went to St. Joins's Church this morning to be married. She had ...

... Willhiss flamnes, Leicester Janies Mollsenea, Liverpeol Thomas Barnes, Facuwerthi Geerige Misileisger, Clsetlain T. NV. Barlow, Little Bowdets C. Netsl, Oriel College, Oxford Williasi Barnard, Streud Thomas Niecsollo, Tavisteck I. G. Bass, Brigiston 3, P. Niclsol ...

... untrue, isa I was an eye-witness to the whole ?? truly, THomAS LLOYD HUMPHREYSv. DEATH ?? BuRNIcNo-0On Saturday an inquest was held before *A. A. Fletcher, REsq., Coroner, on the body of tse child Thomas Feeney, who died on Friday last, from injuries lie had ...

... remarkable. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy kept both the woman and the child until they were in a condition to be sent on their journey. Meanwhile a collection was made for them in Loughigall. by Mr. George Wilkinson, and in other quarters by Mr. Hardy, to send them on their ...

... respecting it ; but said the letter had nothing to do either with the election or Mr. Astell. * Witness voted for Astell. Thomas Free, wheelwright, of Ashburton, said be voted for Moffatt, but waited upon Mr. White way oln the 19th of April, and made ...

... session. The Countess Dowager of Morley expired on Monday night at Saltranm, Devonshire. Tile late Countess was daughter of Mr. Thomas Talbot, of Gonville, Norfolk,' and married August 23, 1809, John, first and ?? of Morley, his marriage with Lady Augusta Fnue- ...