... entered upon their engagencelt. Summonses for desertion were immediately taken out sgail~t three of the number, John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, 511 George Boothwright, and the charge was heard before tha Bishop Auckland magistrates on Thursday. The gT0t'A excitement ...

... area- borough Alderwick Thomas, Thirsk Anderson John andSamael, Fern, Humber Ward, Hull Anderson Samuel Joseph, Leeds Andrew James, Wbibby Ashby Thomas, Leeds Baggaley Thomas, North Myton, Hull Barker Thomas, Leeds Beaumont Thomas, Bever- ...

... Carr's CloVe Pepper Mr. ?? Hardy's Bit of Blue ?? Mr. Bike's Brigadier Mr. B. H. Jones's Junius (3) ?? Mr. Leacroft's Liquid Mr. Kirkhy's Washerwomau ?? Mr. Smith's Bessy Gregsoun Mr. ?? Bowler ?? Mr. Meson's Kossuth, Mr. Thomas's Kingfisher ?? Mr.Green ...

... iows Ihg of Mf-sr.. Hardy and Morrell deserves coosmendatien. Subjoined ii! scoresr RAILWAY CLtB. Ist Innings. Mr. Harland, b Hardy 4- 4 Goadby, b Hardy - 3 ,,M . Smits, b Hardy - . - Earp, b Hardy - - - 0 ,ygo, c Hanson, b ...

... in the Royal Thames National Regatta, at Putney, this year, and won the race easily, defeating Chandler, of Hamnmersmith, Thomas Pocock, of Lamt nth; John Mackinney, of Richmond; and Benjamin OxIade, of Paul's-wharf. He was next matched against Walter ...

... not out . Jacob Smith, hI1. Hardy 9 b J. Coxon t H. Osborne, not'out ?? . 24 b J1. Coxoss, c1I Hardy 4 'e R. Henshaw, c and bI Hardy -. b J. Coxon E. Foster, b W. Soith . .0 M.Osborne, I bw ?? 0 J. Coxon c W. Smith, bI Hardy .. 5'A. Robinson, II J. Coxen ...

... a man appeared to gel beyond the point of discretion. All was good humour and cheerfulness. Song after song burst from the hardy sons of the brewery, malthouse, and cooperage, and it was pleasing to hear how well they generally acquitted themselves in ...

... John Beverley - WIllam Beverley Gill), John Melthamr --Thomas Siladen Thomas Hawkswick --Thomas Burley -- Willisin Burley Gilpin, George Sedbury,Gilling Girdler, Edward Netherthurpe Glaves, Thomas Swinton Gleadale, Henry Coniston Glossep, George Harthill ...

... score:- LONGSIGHT. : SALmonD WELLINGTON. T. H. Hardis c Beardsall b - Beaver b Hardie ?? Smith ?? 19 - Cookeon b Barton:._ 3 J. Wetherell raun ou t ?? - Smith b Wetherell. I W. Towle b Beaver . 101 - Bagley o Hardie b Allison. 18 J. W. Allison a Smith b Bag- ...

... Major Besant's bk d Driver best Capt. Firth's3 bk fi d Tearaway Mr. Thomas Glue . Mr. Connor's Letitia Hardy IL. Mejor Besant's blc d Driver, by Stockrwell out of Cripple, and Mr. Thomas's Glus divided the stakes. MATCi for £10. Mr. Quarterly's us be hibeat ...

... Tindai, Penrith Wm. Bell, Weardaie ThomasFumess, WI ton John Emmereon, Weardale Hugh Savage, Carlisle Thomas H~ornby odd man. RImED aOUND. J. Walton Thomas Hornsby W. Hepple J. Ernmerson R. Armstrong R. Harding J. Little W. Halliday J. Wearmouth R. Carruthars ...

... programme issued, coupled also with the novelty of pedestrian matches having to be decided at this world-famed rendezvous of the hardy cricketer, about two thousand metropolitan patrons of foot racing mustered upon Mr. Dark's grounds, the charge made at the ...