... seventeen years of age. The Judge accordingly dismissed the case, as the plaintiff was under the legal age of 21 years. Thomas Hardy sued Henry Barrett for the recovery of las. money received by the defendant, being an amount over-paid to him for wages ...

... Barton Clsy, shoemercers, Birmingham. James Hardy, timber nerchant, Birmingham. (’OOO Walker Gn{l‘ builder, Nottingham. James Skeard, corp factor, Huddersfield, George Naughton Coulton, batcher, Lincoln. Thomas Moor, innkeeper, Blackpool. BA!ILIIUHCY ANNVLLED ...

... were herself and four children dependent upon him for support. The magistrates granted the application. Desertion of Family. —Thomas Tasker, of Morville, shoe maker, was charged with deserting his two blind girls and rendering them chargeable to the parish ...

... Stanley, and pearly all the members of the in the house In the minority against: Davies; D Davies, Colonel Forester, W. ( by G. Hardy, Viscount Newport, Lord W. let, J. Pritchard, Sir J. B. Walsh, H. Witmore, Colonel Wyon, W. W. E. Wyane. Mr. Baldock | ezunct ...

... upper room, so speedily extinguished that the attending engine was not used. C.arufmko Op*a* T, ron May —Sow the seeds of hardy annuthose sewn last month. Propagate by cuttings the d,n ni» I 1 ? 11 ' that do not produce seeds, such as the k 'J 0 ubl * ...

... sure it was seventeen times. He and the others (Morris and the lad Thomas) were frightened, and did not interfere. Brailsford dipped his hands in deceased’s blood on the floor. Mr. Thomas Green, medical superintendent, said that deceased was about 43 years ...

... declivities, there is no soil lor the productions of more luxuriant climes; but there deep in the clefts of the very rock, the hardy pine strikes its roots, and is the more sturdy because of the rough bed that reared it, and the rude blasts that rocked it ...

... | Jones ¥ produce bis 6c edule. yersons | day for def etidant tO F rp defendant duc ub with Judgment fy allowed v. Thomas — nesday Thomas Turner, grocer, we (wo for. mic ks had some three or four ye in Kine & was erecting his houses t three when defendant ...

... propert y of KRichar May, at Pontcsly lence Was offerec tbie case nO PROBELE AssaULTING a AT 0 was indicted for asean Ung H Thomas Britton (on bail) 0 Charles pol ie offic er, in the execuuon of his ot 1858, at the pari Broseley, tn u on the 18th of July ...

... prayer, followed the reading of portion of scripture; after which some excellent delivered by the Herds. J Mayaey.J Judson, W Hardie, Mr R Groom, Sc, Sc. A hymn was then sung and collection made on behalf of the cause. Birth or Son and Heir Sir C. F. Smith ...

... the l«t IS It comroenoed hta career in Wigan, where in Warley. and another at New near Aapull. Ho next broke Into houae in Hardy Butts, Wigan; and robbed two places where Indeed in lncc. then broke into gentleman's house at the top of Scholes, in Wig«i ...

... Herford held an inquest on Monday eveni:g on the body of a young woman, 28 {lem old, named Mary Aon Reading, of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, wife of Joseph Reading, tuilor, Manchester. She wens on Sunday morning te St. John'’s Church, Deansgate, and was married. ...