... an ever-recurring v, : charm to the reader. - Wsrvs HIEATTISH, by Willian Blieck, and Tens .Raa'uaN OF THE NATVeva, by Thomas Hardy. from s' the same publishers, are the most recent additions ol to the month~ly volumges now being issued, a --_::-=_ __ ...

... almost succeeded in accomplish- iug. Robert H~ardy, shipwright, of 11, Fairless- street, Newcastle, has been a felow-worknman and intimate acquaintance of Doubleday for five years. The latter often complained to Hardy about his wife's conduct. He accused her ...

... John Hlohriae, Thomas Fullertoin, John Wardle, Robert Odarn, Chlarles Williams, Arthur Reed ; 2ndl class, Allan Earker, Ernest Robinson, Wrillianm I. Hardy, n Joseph Brown, Arthur F. Nursey, Alfred Don- ij nison, Thomas E. B. Bates, Thomas W. Burney, 6 ...

... whose house is located near lb, the gagworks; to Thomas Gill, of No. 25, ha York-street; to William Bell, of Alma-street, in whose house, however, was said to be of inferior et! value; and to Thomas Smith, of No. 20, York- alt street. The magistrates ...

... Applegartli met the l.prisoner Hardy was Standing in aL cornier of ' d Merri ngton Lanle, end prosecutor said, You'da better give me the pistol, Hardy; it will be tj ,t better for you. You may get into trouble withr it' Hardy denied that he tied a pistol ...

... yesterday, at West Hartlepool, for n the revision of the Parliamentary borough list. Mr T. Spoor represented the Liberals, Mr J. t Hardy, jun., the Unionists, and Mr Smith the .. Conservatives. A curionus claim was made by a t married woman to vote in the municipal ...

... affirmed that. M iteh&!4 a was sometimes afraid to go into the house. . Thomas Goligohtly said that he had e heard deceased and Mitchell quarrelincg on former occasions. When Hardy was sober Mitchell treated her kindly. W ;hen I she was not sober she was ...

... miti- gated fine of as and costs. STOCKTON.-A -Mo-rTHn's Levy-John Hardy (14) and Robert Hardy (10) were charged. with stealing goods from the Co-operative Stores, and their mother, Grace Hardy, Seymour-street, s Tilery-road, with knowingly receiving the same ...

... Brinkburn, Dar!irigton ; ley Mr Richard Lawrence Pemberton, Hawthorne 'he Tower, Seahain ;- Henry Thomas Thornton ful Salvin, Croxdale, Durham; Mr William Thomas red Scarth, Staindrop. Darlington ; Nfr John Page, of Stokesley ; Mr Williamt CilflyStobart, Spellow ...

... Tanfleld'. 1Mrr, 'lhemas lelmer,, jon., Romalakatid; Il W:, w . ' Morrell- DrRt: M-Ir Ubmawell: Bouse, Fihby Hall,, 3eLala;e Mt.Thomas Stuart,-Hawes;, ili W' A t ;a[DLiuA X. O.bYeuman, Brompton.. TRIA. O1I BtIUSNFRS.. Theb folbcwing oases waeo Mrdil:. - rry ...

... hats on the pegs, She becanisn alarnud, and sent for T'homas Sanderson efnd Robert Hardy. The latter, how- ever, was at church. They found that the stable doar had been locired from the inside, andI Hardy and others wfected ain entrance throuigh the loft ...

... ON A 6 FARMIE1'S WIFE AT IVH['rBY L On Saturday-before the Wihitby Magistrates- I Thomas Lee, farmer, Newton Mulgrave, was charged with assaulting Mrs Elizabeth Jane Hardy, wifo of Mr Haidy, farmer, America lousa, on the lath February last. Prisoner was ...