... ollicers for thu ensuing year resulted as follows ?? Mir. Thomas Hardy . GW. ?? the 11ov. J. Preston ; ?? Mrs. G. NV. Keesey; ?? the Itev. Robert Howard; G Fred. Tibbitts, Messrs. Preece, Hardy. and Tibbitts were elected representativos to the Worthy Grand ...

... bookmaker, who wias being badly treated by a gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd nid assaulted thena. Thomas Hardy, of Douling-road, F}1alann, the book. makor referred to, stated that a nwan came up to him and Iiilanuded 12s. 6d. He told ...

... defended. The facts have been already fully reported in our columns, and it is now only necessary to, state that plaintiff, Thomas Ha;rdy, a bill discounter, of Wolver- bampton, sued defendant, Solomon Jackson, a nivin who could not write his name, forayment ...

... protecting a bookmaker, who was being badly~treated by a gang of roughs, when Gobey rushed through the crow and assaulted them. Thomas Hardy, ol 62, Dorling Road, Fulham; the bookmaker referred to, stated that a, man came up to him and demanded 12s.; 6d. SHe told ...

... On Saturday afternoon an inquest was held by the Borough Coroner, at the Golden Eagle Inn, Lodge Road, on the body of Thomas Hardy (63), a police-constable in the fiart division of the Birmingham constabulary, who died on the 2nd inst., from the effects ...

... representatives and officers, two of whom were coloured members. The officers were Bro. George Whitehead, G.W. councillor; Bro. Thomas Hardy, G.A. secretary; Sister Petterson, ?? Bro. William, ?? Bro. Johnson, ?? Bro. Christian, G.G.; Bro. Parkyn, G.M.; Bro. Nickles- ...

... Bridge; 3, ohee. ters Hardy, Mere Hell Parm, Knutsford- highly ut- commended, Thomas Chlarnook, Hale, near ICt. Liverpool. Class 3 (yearling fillies): 1, executors ce of thsalate Beckett-Chadwick. FEndeharn Bridge; lo ful 2, Thomas Hardy, Menr' Hall Farm, ...

... Joseph Thomas Armstoad, were killed on the Il eot, and their bodies presented asielug sight, being frightfuhly muti- lated and their bowels protruding. The others ljnired were Frank Undorwool, seven years; Tomaus Garner, twenity-two ; Thomas Hardy, thirty; ...

... 80 and Sara-l MosarkwceIl, 73, her mother; were convicted for that, having the custody and care of William Hardy, Ada Hardy, and Thomas Hardy, infants of tender years, they neglected to provide sufficient food and clothing for them, whereby their live-s ...

... upon Police-constable Thomas Hardy, ou the night of the 29thult., while in the executionofhisdutyinBrlstolRoad. Police-constable Cooper applied for a remand until Thurs. day next. He should then be able to go on with the case. Hardy, he 'was afraid, would ...

... and he t could scarcely walk owvlig to an injury to his left 1 .. .sEach prisoner commnittedl to prison for seven dayo. n Thomas Hardy wvas charged with begging in Blrnisioen a street on Saturday evening.-P.C. Atkinsonl (212 raid when he apprehended tple ...

... schoolsboys. Bugg and Humphrey pleaded guil'y. The other two, who were evidently very respectable, pleaded not guilty. -Thomas Hardy, of Polstead, sail be saw the lads go into the orchard and pick up some ?? and Kig both denied having gone into the orchard ...