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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... away-he was stunned, and lqst a deal of blood. The vicar went away, but re- turned again, and witness then struck him. Thomas Hardy, boot and shoe dealer, of Gringley, who witnessed the affair, said the vicar, when plaintiff struck at him, ran away, shouting ...
... seventy- ti ree, Inarriet, were indicted, for tliat thby, Ivi iig thle cs.tody anil care of William 'lardy, Ala Hardy, andl Thomas Hardy, infantsol teiideryears, did neglect to provide iiujiciwkt lood and clothing, *vhereby the live.s oF such children ...
... comimunicat~ion from the poli, e. 'Ee detained him till the arrival of a policeman, and eave him into custody. --The Ker.- Thomas Hardy Banks, a Wesleyan minister, of Avenue-ardeus, 'Ae on, gave evidenbe- againhtthe pri- Isoner, who obtained loso from h m ...
... amendment and consoli- dation of the law relating to workmen's dwellings. Mr. Osborne Morgan is Chairman of the Committee. THOMAS HARDY, known as the Kentish Town murderer, has been found guilty of the wilful murder of Florence Veuney in May last, and sentenced ...
... end Sfaeh Marlswell, 73, were indicted foru nt propiil- gnffibient food an(' clothing for Villiam 9anrdy, Adsn.Bardy, na Thomas Hardy, three children they had in their care, the lives of -such children being endangered- There were other counts in the indictment ...
... officers were attending to Bradworthi the body of the murdered woman was taken to the Queen's Hospital by Police-constable Thomas Hardy (62). The murderer, William Smith, was taken into custody, and assigned as the cause of the event aquarrel arising out ...
... of the sape. address, were charged with cruellyill-treating Annie Hairdy, aged thirteen.; William Hardy, oleven; Ada lI.rly, eight ;. and Thomas Hardy, three, lky not pro- viding them with necessary footl, whereby they had suflered couch bodily harm ...
... County Police-court, Derby, befoi e Major Moseley, Dr. Peach, W. T. Coax, Esq, and Dr. Heygate, Martba, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, on Ambastn, farmer, was summoned by Alfce Storer for assaulting her on the 13th March. Mr. Dewes of Ashby-de-la-Zounh ...