... married, and Sarah Markwell, 73, married, were indicted, for that they, having the custody and care of Wm. Hardy, Ada Hardy, and Thomas Hardy, infants of tender years, did neglect to provide sufficient food and clothing, whereby the lives of such children ...

... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm Thomas Hardy, a grinder. Prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Bames, who, swinging nis crutch, ...

... held an bluest the Jamaica Vaults, High-street East, •'Warding the case of Mary Ellen Hardy and her •*iant, who died on Monday morning.—Evidence * given Thomas Hardy, labourer, living Ettrick-place, and husband of the deceased.— Bowmaker attributed the ...

... and Sarah Markwell, aged of the same address, were charged with cruelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 14; William Hardy; 11; Ada Hardy, 8; and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing them with necessary food, whereby they had suffered much ...

... the Pall Magazine. They are his vision of the world. are not life, but individual refractions it. ironical pessimism of Thomas Hardy, as Gran* Allen calls it, ia as false the optim ism of Walter or miso-audrous melior- J iatn of .Sarah Grand. What Hail ...

... please accept this (the, only) intimation. flowers. Vv the lust, 2ti. Alfred-stret't. Mtlitieki, aged years, Thomas William vbitter known as Thomas Hardy), foreman suipwrifrbt at Air James yarn. To interie I at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, Thursday. Friends accept ...

... aud costs, and ordered her to pay 15s damages. went Intknt. —Elijah Jane, youth, was charged with wounding, with intent, Thomas Hardy, at New Lanibtou, on the 3Cth June last.—Mr A. T. Crow appeared to pro- —Prosecutor was foreman the LamMon Brickworks. ...

... with a caution. —Robert Growther. Thomas Russell, Leigh ton Callam, and Thomas Hardy were summoned for playing ai pitch and toss. Withdrawn. For creating an obstruction High - street, Pardand was fined 5s and costs; Thomas Walker was discharged. David Smith ...

... COMMITTEE. v \; , FOR POLICE CLOTHING. 'v,..^ of the Watch Committee was held Aij.'tuder the presidency Aid. Fairless Thomas Morgan Hardy and George a PP°i ll ted coustabies. A constable suspended by the magistrates for **tii tl. * IJU hcensed premises was ...

... street, on the 4th, Mary, infant daughter of Mr John same day, in Rothsay-street, aged 6, Frances Ann, daughter of Thomas Hardy. In Hood-stieet, on the sth, aged 33, Mabel, wife of Mr John Soppit; same day, in Wearmouth-street, aged 77, Mary, widow of ...

... indefinitely. Mr. R. D. Black- more finds recreation, as everyone knows, in practising the trade of a market-gardener, Mr. Thomas Hardy, if novel-writing failed, could afferd to view the failure with equantmity—-that is to say as far as his pocket 1s concerned ...

... death ia Cardinal Archbishop of Catania. The Ministerial crisi* in Chili is an end, and a new Cabinet has been formed. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the Commission of the Peace for Dorset. Henry Hastings, for several years manager of the ...