... la a list of those ptesent :th NORTON MAL111WARD AND NORTON HA~UTVLLE,-Mr thi John and Mrs Fowler, Mr Thomas Hardy, sen,, Mre T, en if. and Mrs Hardy, Mr Wm. and hira Norris and eon. to BuISLINGTON.-Ur John and Mrs Fitzgerald, Mr Jas. of 33, and Mrs Bhorland ...

... o wvit, a scre w-jack, or chisel. Mblr. Norris was counsel for the prosecution; the pris. onoers were undefended. P.C. Thomas Hardy stated that at about half-past ten o'clock on the night of Satur. day the 9th of F ebruary he was on duty in ?~clson-street ...

... abour theextree pu Ismet ?? coul inflict. WEDNESDAY. Present-His Worsi tllpthe Mayor, Messrs. W. K. Wait., H. Thomas and F, Terrell. Thomas Hardy, an elderly. man, was charged with fraudulently disposing of a e'nnyworth of coke, the Property Of the Bristo ...

... whatever on the part of Mr. Thomas. Fit, the S the clear statement of that gentlemanto M Lo that ha was buying for another party ; secondly, there was nlothinl in the nature of concealment of anything that it wosfthe duty of Mr. Thomas to mnake known to thie ...

... Mr. William John Hardy, at Box, on the 5th of Marchb, Mr. Rad. ciffe was for the prosecution. 'The prisoners were acquitted. 'lwo boys, named Henry Derrkk and Thoina8 Derric4, were charged with breaking and entering the 'shop of Thomas Jones, at Bradford ...

... Smith, who was assisting in the house, states that Hardy became very violent, and knocked his wife down. The girl became frightened, and ran to her home a few doors off, where some time afterwards Hardy came and called her mother, saying that his wife was ...

... and Ir&J, Cranstoun and Mr J. N. Blood for Mrs whaw, aid Mr W. Clarke Hall (of the Central Criminal C-ourt) and Mar Harold Hardy for the respondent. hlo Court allowed the appeal with costs, and refused Jllr Clarke Hall's applibation for a case to be stated ...

... took them to the Central Police-station, and handed thesi to Inspector Hardy. Mr. Herbert Thomas said he had acted vory rightly, and his conduct deserved commendatiois. Inspector Hardy deposed to the receipt of the letters, t smolngat which was the label ...

... laid his olaim for false imprisonment only. CLAIM ON AN EXECUTRIX. THoMrAS V. THiOMAS-Luoy Thomas, widow, of9 No. 75, High street, Tredworth, v. Mary Ann Thomas, spinster, of the Berkeley Hunt inn, Gloucester; claim for £168 14s in respect of money lent ...

... thonquarter seesonkforhooaebreaking. Witness left Plymouth shortly afterwards, and did not know the result of $be trial, Deteotive Thomas proved thati18 months ?? t custody as a SUR3otsd person, but diosharged. Mr. Saunders, a Great Weitern tinIlway. deteolive; ...

... WILL CASE. CHANCERY DIVISION-SATURDAY. (Beforc the 3astcr of the PiJIus.) ,VWALTON V. PA1NE.-Thomas Hall, late of No. 3, Sussex-gardens, Hyde-park, London, by his will dated 20th May, 1870, after leaving a few small legacies to certain individuals, gave ...

... steallng a chemise, value le., the property of her daughter; and she was further charged ?? pledging the same, Thomas White, son of Mr. Thomas White, pawnbroker, Temple street, said the property was pledged by a woman who gave the name of Ellen Rirden, ...