... Dyke.-Fuined5s. and costs. WELTON. PErTY SESSIONS, Monday.-(Before W. H. H. Broadley, Rsq., and the Rev. D. S. Wrangham.) Thomas Hardy, charged with being drunk and fight. ing, at Cottiugha m, en the 12th instant, was fined with costs, 14s. 6d.-Willlaum ...

... the usual manner. ed Lady Seaford has (lied at Hampton Court, h5 aged 90 years. Deceased was the reliat of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flae-captain of Lord ar Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found on by her maid in a fit in her bed-room, but she ...

... Jewsie, Alexander, Cronstadt; Woodhouse, Cogle, Narva. Days, Day, Dunlkiirk, , S-hartin, Bengtesn, Hernosand. Sept. 2-Thomas sod Isabella, Hardy Fredorickshamn * Else iald, iurletson, Narva; Stafford. Tailor, Wyburg; Johanna, Febling, Riva.. 3-S-3desrhaian ...

... attention to this mouth's M'acmillan. BELGRAVIA. A good number. Fiction is represented in the two novels by James Payn and Thomas Hardy, and there is a smartly written sketch by R. Dowling, entitled The Marine Binocular. A poem by the-. late Mortimer Colilins ...

... quarrel. I ensued, afid defendant acknowledied1 giving com- plainant a IIslight tap on his head. Fined 4d and costs 9s. --Thomas Hardy, Bridlingtcin, Qaay, fisherman, for being drunk and riotouson~, the public' streets on the 23rd of April (there being previous' ...

... Graves and Thomas Nutt; North Cliff, Thomas Rennison and William Appleton, South Cliff, Thomas Leake and George Jackson; East 'Jottingwith, Robert Banks and Thomas Room; Ellerton, Joseph Anson and George Wake; Everingham, John Thomas and ...

... evenings is allowed. Shout- I ing and brawling, with the full excitement of the games, d, is not an unusual circumstance. Mr. Thomas Hardy, on Wednesday, handed to the w postmaster for inspection a remarkably large egg, laid by a half-bred hen, which is; a, ...

... comamitted for two ?? Higgins and Elizabeth Rooks, were charged won remand with stealing a purse and £11., from the srron of Thomas K. I Hardy, a tin-plater, in the Angel Inn, Sykes-street, on the 20th inst. Prosecutor went into the Inn on the a afternoon of the ...

... THE TSbTY H iia HOSPITXL. - B A~lexan.-er Colby. a youn rnn.w.carged with n.witl other man inlstealinj a actepoerty of Thomas d~ 'Hardy, 'ianinmate of ?? opta.'h men weea- employed to casm eki ad' om and immed~iately after they lef b the watchwsmse. l Prisoner ...

... question *~ere found in prisoners' c house at Nwington. 'ere was noevidence thrat pri- a L osncscvy or L ?? Higns ?? ' Thomas K. Hardy on the 20th March: Roolce pleaded guilty. Prosecutor was at the Angel Inn, Sykes-strect, a and prisoners and other women ...

... past week the Blue Ribbon Army has, with increased vigour, pressed its temperance psinciples before the Grimsby public. Mr Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, has each evening given addresses in the Temperance-hall, Cleathorpe-road, assisted at each service by the ...

... The picture is a bad composition in point of art, and is much disliked by sailor critics. Nelson's favourite captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, said of it, It looks more like a street sceno than a battle, and the ships more like houses than men-of-war. An old ...