... Bennett, who claimed £5 3a. 6d. from the Pdefendant, Wi.Loe, o mt's work, done in 1847 ban188ending May in the latter year. Thomas Hardy ait stated thact the plaintiff was his sister-in-law, and carried ig- on her business in Moorfields. The work, in respect ...

... farmer and grazier named James Henderson, theI aged about 60 years, lived at a farm in Robin's-lane, outsi Bramnll, called Hardy's Farm, and about two o'clock f ,in the morning the family were alarmed by heating the dept Idischarge of a pistol or gun ...

... secution ; and Mr. Popa for the defence. Theo pri- soner Hardy is a heerhoii-se keeper at: Pendleton, 3A Manchester; Jposeph Berry, a carter living with Had; lath Berry, tlie daughter of Hardy, and wife of Joseph Berry; and John Hope was once en attorney ...

... Castle- so street. John Marsden, brassfounder, Everton-terrace. ti tS James Hardy Macrae, broker, Hackin's-hey. to all John Blayd;, Molyneux, broker, Dale-street. at' Thomas Powell, broker, Exchiange-alley North. ah Alfred Radcliffe, iron merchant, N ...

... LIVERPOOL 0OURT OFYBAKRUPTY. I - . . . RE AnsoN HARDY.-This bankrupt caime before the 0o g coart on Friday, on his last examination. Mr. J. Yates ti jun., opposed on behalf of a creditor, and after calling of attention to some items in the balance-sheet ...

... Mark Dowzerd received siam their final orders without oppotition; Thomas Clarke, this cattle dealer, was supported by Mr. Grotott 'and op- bee posed by Mr. Husband on behalf of Thomas Fraser, is, the detaining creditor. The insolvesatwas subjected. drve ...

... Walter Thomas, wine merchant, inmp an of this itown, under the following circumstances ?? n .v ele- Aspinaill stated that he appeared on behalf of Mr. Hughes, white who keeps a discount bank In Manohester-drstre,. in this _ Puril, town. Mr. Thomas was a ...

... BA.RON IOLLOOKH. dkAND JURY. The Right Hon. EdwardCardwell, M.P., (foreman). Peter Ainsworth, Esq. George Ashworth, Esq. V Thomas Ridgway Briason, Esq. L David Br~uilow, REq. F a William Brown, Esq., M.P. Abel Buckley, REq. . S ,e John Campbell, Esq ...

... phikpuckets. They must go for trial at tie eession:is. ?? ADVERTISING SWINDLEIL-Aifred Wiblon, aniae Thonias WiLson, a/ias Edward Thomas Hogg, alias (ooper, was brought up by Detective Scott charged with having obtained £5 by fal-e pretences. .lr. Cobb appeared ...

... purse, th rpryo illiamf- lie tepoet ?? Freeman, frons his ?? dlays.4 zts Thomas Cole, 1 9, for etealitig two shirts, pair of drawers, 111 and a pa'r of eteckitigs, tile property of Thomas Fieesta-sod h Roskell and ?? days.I to Johis Morgan, 15, and Tames Mlurphy ...

... brought up SC by MIr Flpworth, of the parish office, ant sent to 11 gaol for a ionths, for deserting his wife and family. It Thomas Hind, of Naylor-street, was committed for 1s thrce months with hard labour for a similar offence. 15 A GENFTLEtlhAN ASSAULTINO ...

... lobe sent to gaol for three months, with hard labour. at. CHARGE OFl STABBsee.-A seamans, named Thomas Melville, - was brought up charged with stabbing Thomas Riley, a barman to Mr. JoasphGreen, 109and 171, Scotland-road. The prisoner went into thle house ...