... miti- gated fine of as and costs. STOCKTON.-A -Mo-rTHn's Levy-John Hardy (14) and Robert Hardy (10) were charged. with stealing goods from the Co-operative Stores, and their mother, Grace Hardy, Seymour-street, s Tilery-road, with knowingly receiving the same ...

... Civil Service Supply Association (Limited). Mr. Griffiths prosecuted; Mr. Warner Sleigh defended Hardy, and Mr. Moody appeared for Reynolds and his wife. Hardy, a van .driver in the employment of the Parcels Delivery Company. was stopped by Downes and Davis ...

... a shop in the High Bridge, said that the prisoner Hardy came into her shop with a brooch anid wished to place it on the window. Witness prevented her, and for so doing she received some abuse fiom Hardy The brooch has not been found. Holland, having been ...

... i LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCY COURT. La. . bee he THURSDAY, JULY 2. ord 3W BEFORE MR. REGISTRAR BELLRINGOLl Rly e Thomas Edward Hardy.-The bankrupt, te who came up for further public examination, had pals he been a cycle dealer in Soatliport He was now dquestioned ...

... representative. This statement was untrue m every respect. Heir Hardie was not a resident in Grgenok,, The letter in which Keir Hardie called the plaintiff I-Judas Ananias said the plaintiff told Hardie hbwasa Christian Soialist, but that he doubted the plaintiff's ...

... him very much to go, and ter he went to Hardy's. While there the prisoner Hope came on in with a scroll of paper. Richard Hardy went out for rs. a short time, and witness moved his seat to a corner; when le. Hardy returned he said, Did you see that Iran ...

... appear, will be apprehended. KNOCKING A MAN'S TEETH OUT.-Joseph Woodward was charged by William Hardy with assaulting him at ' Long Eaton, and William Hardy was charged on summons with assaulting Woodward.-Mr. Hextall sppeared for E Woodward.-Hardysaid ...

... William Day and John H:ookham. East Halton : Thomas Johnson. and Ed Westoby. Goxhill: John Catley and John Dean. Habrough A Mapplethorpe and Jos Spencer. Horketow: Jo Mag'r and T Smith. North Kiliufiigholme: Thomas Farrow and C Dent.' Saxby'; R Usher and F ...

... , was is acquitted on the charge of stealing a peck of potatoes , ano a basket, the property of Thomas Murphy, on the 5th of Aprl. My orris Oharles Hardy, 24 years, traveller, chargod Lt with stealing 13 pictures and si:o picture frames, the 2 propertV ...

... Inspector ought not to have interfered. Hardy haa been D ot in business for himself, and Mr. Hardy, moanufacturer, e ot his late employer, know this. Air. Berry produced e at invoices found in possession of Hardy, amd which pur- 1, s ported to show that ...

... Hulse; Hornie and Jockey Hill Street, to Alfredl Hum- page; Old 'Bull's Head, 'ale Street, to Thomas Hanson; s r hite Swan Snmmer Street, to George William Hardy; I Queen's Head, Bishop Street to Henry Hirons ;. White I Swan William Street, to Join Pryise ...

... about esion such conduct by the police he made use of most obscene W d re- ?? i0s. and costs. w use- Thomas lKeaton, of Litchurob, was summoned by Thomas the Berresford, for assaulting him on the 7th of April.-Case ce wero withdrawni. of pated Beorge uenry ...