... -James Farrimond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. The complainant stated that he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew. Fairimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...

... well not to show ourselves jealous of Russian aggrandisement. Bishop Ellicott has, I understand, been coached by Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy with respect to the MS. of the Athanasian Creed now in the British Museum. This eminent archuolo&:st assigns to this ...

... the Salford Baths, New Blackfriare. sereef, on Monday, Mr. J. R. Gordon in the chair.- In the course of an address Mr. Thomas Hardy said the public house wes the demoraliser and destroyer of the people. To ?? about - compensating men whso were engaged ...

... tallow, and naphtha oiL The damae is l5000, The cirmumstances attending the discovery of the dead budy of a man named Thomas Hardy, on Vauxhall Bridge, London, on Tuesday evenilnz have been investigated, and the police and the hospital authorities yesterday ...

... contributing to Vanity Fair for the present. Mr. Edward Whymper, Alpeatrian and artist, has also been out of sorts. Sir Thomas Hardy was better a few days ago, and has changed houses. Sir Michael Cotta. has been on the sick list also, but Is mending. Mr ...

... Ecoleston, 1y William Valiant Ircher, aged 54. a PRESTON.-Bulxials since our lest :-Riehard Scaleg, ,, Byron-street, aged 70; Thomas Hardy, Fletcher- a- road, 42; Reuben Hand, Dover. street, 51; Sophia lY Kellett, Springfield-stroet, 71; AT oraham Wilcoek, St ...

... unemployed problem on hand in one or other of its various forms. This experiment- which is taking place in the 0 county M?n Thomas Hardy and his peasants b and leading characters have made so famous h t beg about six or seven years ago, when Sir I Robert purchased ...

... held, under the presidency of the pastor, Mr. John Bennett Anderson, who was supported by a good staff of speak-ers.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, of the Uinited Kingdom alliance, deliv.ered an interesting address, followed by Mr. J. A. Loo3, of Wesley Htall, Sohc'-streer ...

... nuisances, and Mr. James Georgeson, one of the beef-tasters, appeared at the police court to prefer a charge against Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer and provision- dealer, for having the carcase of a cow in his possession, dressed for sale, that was unfit for ...

... diligence and alacrity. Yesberday, Lady Seaford, died at Hampton Court, aged 90. The deceased was, the rellt of Cpptain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flog captain of Lord Nelson when he met his death. The deceased lady was found by her maid In s'fit in her bedroom; ...

... worst teing Thomas hardy, with terriolo injuries to the head; 'Thomas Rotb- well, scalp wounds, and such severe shock that he is not expected to recover; John Birk, injuries to the head and face; and William Green, John Brown, Thomas Wood, ...

... charge. - A COLLIPRY PROPRIEToR. DEFRAUDING A In RAisLWAY COVEPANY.-On Monday, at the Magistrates' h; Courthouse, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of 1e, Liveredge, near Bradford, colliery proprietor, and one of of the largest shareholders in the Lancashire ...