... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... afslstance, ifi was found that twenty of the paeyrx on were Injured, sonie very seviously, orniongfo the wors; hbe being, Thomas Hardy, ts'rcible Inivrics to head ; d Thonma o Roawell, sca.lp wouixns, and Nuch zA scweo fox shook that ha is not oxpsco'ed ...

... Approaching Hardy, the latter arose to his feet, and at the same moment prisoner raised an axe above his head and rushed at Hardy, shouting lie would do for him. Hardy attempted to seize the pri. saner, when the axe descended on the left side of Hardy's head ...

... T No, replied Mrs. Finch; I have never seen the pistol. 1 have heard him speak ol Mr. Hardy, saying he was a very nice fellow. I don't know whether he knew Miss Hardy. What was his object? And to go and commit such a crime in broad daylight I Last summer ...

... CONDUOT or A -FATiUR, - William 1 Hardy, forty-three, lacemaker, pleaded guilty at the Notts Quarter Sessions to inflicting grievous bodily harm upon his daughter Harriet, and was sentenced - - to five months' hard labour; Hardy went home, and, v finding his ...

... EXTRAORDINARY MURDER OF A YOUNG GIRL IN YORKSHIRE. AT the Middlesborough County Police Court 'last week, Thomas Edward Lloyd Cheney, 'twuty-two, the son of the land- lord of the Cleveland Hotel, Normanby, was charged with the wilful murder of Winifred ...

... occurrence was soon given to the coroner's district officer, and an inquest ba on both bodies will be held by Dr. Danford Thomas. ha A large crowd of persons assembled outside the house ba in Mansfield-road throughout the afternoon and th evening. gr ...

... ASSAULT CASE. . . . _15 Ius_ - Ar thr- Mrnlborough-street Police courb, on Monday, altered at e3st aBarnett, London-street, and Thomas were ci SNowr.rd, Shorldcn-etreet, labourers, were charged goose t -with wilfully breaking a lamp, a table, chairs, a Now ...

... engaged there for thepast eighteen months; and Mr. C. E. Burrows, solicitor, representod Mrs. Fuller and the family interests. Thomas Heayward Hopilns,' deceased's brother-in-law, identified the body. Fullerwas a clerk to a fishmlgooer at Bilingsgate, and ...