... charged with being found in an unoccu- 'pied house in New-street, Whitechapelo, supposed for an C unlawful purpose. C M'r. Thomas Hardy, a gentleman residing in Spitalfields, E n ated that he was the owner of several houses in Newv- I street and New-court ...

... TRIAL BY JURY. Jl Yesterday evening the fifty-seventh annivo, of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne T* ke, at he John Thelwall from a charge of high treasons 45, 1 ai fn- brated by the friends of parliamentary reermI as ley's Hotel, Bridge-street ...

... warden, who was covered with blood and smarting from the wound, struck the vicar. This statement was corroborated by Mr. Thomas Kiehby Hardy, who was present and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could not have been au accidont, and also by William Taylor-Dr ...

... to seven years, and Taylor to twelve monthe imprisonment with hard laboutr ?? PROM A DWELLI,?NG ,HOUB. Edward Smnith and Thomas Hardy were convicted of breaking and enteriag the dwelling-house of Mary Higgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing apparel ...

... given into custody, when she admitted she had INUOD tho windows, but could a&sin no reason for her eonduet. Police-onstable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, proved that he was set to.watch the prosecutor's premises, and for tht p poe he stationed himself on skylight, ...

... reanda made inqnaes alsbut the stone, and dtd r now intend to go on vith the c harge against the prisoner. Police conatable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, caid ho took the prisoner into custody, and when the charge was read over to him he admitted havnog pawned the ...

... ktcreford, tailor. Shenderson, Henry, Kingtoln-upOn-Hull, builder.of Lockwood, George Henry, Gatnaborough, plumber. - Hardy. Thomas, Southport, cycle agent. Geore Crm~Lserpol, htelProprietor. e i~ieLrbr.Nwot ale.50 hi dealer. acs EL Jonotret ilim hrtncma ...

... , and saw a cart belonging to Hardy drawn up before defendant's door. Knowing that Hardy had been convicted of supplying adulterating material to publica=s, they watched, and saw the carman, under the directions of Hardy himself, take a small cask into ...

... was being conveyed to Hardy's passed e Mr. Dean's shop, and as Mrs. Fletcher and shit, were passingt it, Ann Dean pointed to the shop, and told Mrs. Fletcher a that Isaac Dean, who was to have the key, lived there. The prisoner Hardy was related to the deceased ...

... Leamington Hastings, Warwickshire, fanner.—Walter Hood, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, ironmonger.—Thomas Richard Coster, Acton, cori.chaudler.—Thomas Brooker, South Norwood, pork butcher.—Cliarles Bartholomew, Seveuoaks Weald, Kent, farmer.—Alfred Sidney ...

... Several persons were lying on the pavement, some of them having tured ?? Ann Bouchell, Robert Hardy, and Benjamin Bouchell, were injured, and I took them to St. Thomas's Hospital. This morning I was at the hospital, and I received the cer- tificate produced ...

... thenE and there made a great noise and disturbance, and assaulted S and beat Thomas Hazell, Henry Knight, E. Broad, W. David, Thomas Hood, Charles Breakspear, William Hardy, ti and Rumsey Langley, of the Gloucestershire police force, a while in the execution ...