... where Mrs. Webster had been seen several times, and the address on the ticket was Cobden- place. Mrs. M. A. Hardy, the wife of Mr. E. P. Hardy, carver and gilder, Bond-street, was at the house of the 'WebAters the day Miss Stringer died, and she saw the ...

... B. Oreenwood, 3 Esq., T. H. Inglham, llsq., J. G. Smnytb, Esq~., Me.P., B. 11 Wind, BE g., B. Tew, Bog., J. Rand, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., c ~J. Wilson, Esq., R. T. Lee. E~q., T. G. Parker, ?? T. H. Marshall, Bog., W. Aldam, Esq., E. B. Whete Balme,BEiq, ...

... duties. Two Courts sat as soon as a sufficient number of true bills n had been returned to employ them both. Mr. Charles s Hardy was chairman of the second Court. n The following are the results of the trials up to the rising - of the Courts last evening:- ...

... INQUEST. Mrr. W. Barstow, J.P., lagt evening held an OintlCest at Halifas on tle deuths of Elizabeth Mfyers, aged about 40, a ri Thomas Smith, aged 43, who were found on Tuesday morning ih the bedroom of a h(ouse :at Mount Pleasant, IaLifax, wvith their throats ...

... COURT AT YORK. e Yesterday morning a Jury sat in the Masistrates' it Room, York Castle, to assess the damages in dhe cape of n Thomas Wilkinson v. the Bradford and Suelf Tramway Company, an aotion which arosc out of the secant steam Y tram engine accident ...

... (Conitinued fro-m our supplelneut.) Ce M CROWN COURT. a FRIDAY, Maerchs II. (Before Mr. Baron INARTIN.) GILES WALMSLEY (37) and THOMAS ELLIS (29) Hi were charged with a felonious aissault upon Ellen Johnson, at G I Barnaley, on the 30th January last; and JCISPP't ...

... JIm Hu-ton, . JJ. Bref, and the Ienv. 0. Th.e follwing gentlemen were sworn on Fa Mr.22as.,Buim, .BblXsan stoked f aor ?? Mr Thomas Buk Welb ye= ; h er. nee lkhstoa, yeopan; . Wisnd Bawer. 3 Violent ?? dletony, farmer: Mr. John Tmeman Brown, Moulton, leaner ...

... Bf. BristoweTP L Fulton 3. F. Leos B. Stanley E. 3. 11frodricit !Ror. Gardner 1.1. Le-h T. W. Stewart H. St. J. Gmsrhorne-Hardy Leightian S5. Suthserland T. Ihrooifleld A. H. H on., A. Lethoridge Bir H.Swstenjman X3 Brown A. H. Gedge S. Lewis (I. kegas ...

... J oshua Isigham, Esq. H.W. Wickham, a Esq.; John Thomas Wharton, Esq.; ae Andus, Eoq Win. Briggs, Esq. ; J. B. Greenwood Eoq,; George Good- man, Eoq.; Edward Wand, Esq.; Charles Hardy, REsq.; John Hardy, Jun., Esq.; Joshua Pollard, REsq.; T. H. Mar- shal ...

... Edward Parker (42), residing at York-road, was charged, on remand, with obtaining money under false pretences.-Mrs. Hardy, wife of Jqseph Hardy, a bricklayer and builder, Back Portland- crescent, stated that the prisoner came to her house on Tbureday last ...

... prisoners were remanded accordingly. in BRADFORD. oi EKBRZZLMIMfNT AT OLECiMRATON.-At the West Riding at Court yesterday, Jonathan Hardy, clerk, lately in the 01 employ of Mr. W. Blackburn, spinner, Cleckheaton, was g charged with embezzling 20s. The prisoner ...

... o directors- Thomas Lewis Green, Sheffield;. Henry McIver, Douglas;' Thomas Cunimfe, Bolton; John Dimond, Sputhport; Counci dlsoper, Salord; Henry Shb les, Manchester; C. Murray, Preston; Gear Mar all,. London, John Lee, Heywood; Thomas Hamphersen, ' ...