... of 26, Osmaston-road, em- powering her to keep open her premises until 11 in the evening. Mr. F. Stone, on behalf of Mr. Thoma- Hardy, ap- plied for a provisional license in respect of premises to be erected at the corner of Middleton-street and St. Gi ...

... was arresting her husband, the s previous prisoner. Also discharged with a caution. g A HEAVY DEBT.-Sidney Hardy was summoned by 'a Harriet Hardy for the sums, 21. 12s. and 761., bastardy r arrears. In 1874 defendant was ordered by the Bench to pay 2s ...

... failing in this she went'across the hall to another. Thence she woent to the tall of Mr. Hardy and -picked up the teapot, and, whilst another woman was engaging Mrs. Hardy's sttention, placed tli pot under her shawl. When prisonerwas coining away 33 ivitness ...

... admistering poison to William Hardy, John Hardy, and George Hardy with intent to murder them, at hl:lesovvelt, on thte Hlth of July. It appeared that in the mionth of November last tite prisoner was sent for by the v ifbe of Wim. Hardy, a bricklayer, at Oldbury ...

... D. Cooke, F. Holbrook, W. M na Mart, T. C. Newbold, B. Fisher, J. Priestley. H. M ed Hardy, B. Jackson, H. S. Goodwin, 3, Jenkins, M Id G. Austin, &o.- Sir Thomas Roe stated that at the N he request of the Advertising Exhibition Syndicate, repro- M In ...

... GISBOBNE, e Esqrs.] t VAGRANCY.-Thomas Forrest was charged with va- e grancy by begging on the Derby and Burton-road, in the e parish of Egginton, on the previous ?? i Millett proved the ?? days' hard labour. Thomas Thornhill, in custody for non-payment ...

... assaulted him.-A fine of 10s. and costs was im- e posed. Is William Barton, butcher, Spondon, was summoned for - assaulting Clara Hardy, a married woman, on the 7th inst. O -Mr. Flint appeared for the ?? complainant If said she went to the defendant's shop to ...

... and costs. n Thomas Page, farmer, Draycott, was summoned for allow- e ing six calves to Stray along the highway, at that place, on d the 26th ult.-Defendant admitted the offence, and was fined 9,a total sum of 6s. and lis. Gd. costs. in Thomas Butler, carter ...

... opinion, and gave l cha se judgment for the plaintiff. Full costs were allowed. the ig HARDY v. THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. for P, -Mr. Richard Hardy, a farmer, at Marchington, sued this to X is company for damage under the following ?? I ...

... PETTY SESSIONS, MONDAY, August 6.i, 7- ?? .-A V W.,,n .A r ?? V c 1 I [Before J. RADrOIOt and W. NtEIHAm, Esqros. ASSAULTS. Thomas Mosley and his wife were charged by J. Callagan, with assaulting him at Ripley, on the 21st uht.-J. Callagan C stated that ...

... thought the cases moot atrocious,A and sentenced the prisoner to one months' imprison- STEALING A WATCHI AND CocAIn.-Thomas Jackson and Thomas Wild were charged with fighting in East- street, on Saturday night. The prisoners were also S charged with stealing ...

... Merry (f r, inan). Ferguson Joseph, Thomas Battersby, EI. Buckley, W. E. Burrows, James Peet. Thomas Mlilser, T. A. Ilinnitt, Freolk. Earp, John Sadler, Matthias Eggleotoee WilliTmO Goudie. Jas. Ifaskew. j uc., John Hardy, John W. Hosltui, Jamnes Hamlet, ...