... led Mr. Thomas Jones, the revising barrister for rip ido Cernarvonshire, yesterday sat at Penvgroes for the ear ted rerision of the parishes of Clynnog, Llandwrog, andsa Llanllyfni. Mr. IB. D. Williams apperd o te fr .he Liberals, and Mr. G. Thomas and Mr ...

... March, Ri 1892, stealing tour oil barrels, the property of OQ Moses Zagury and others, be Michael Buckley (26), labourer, and Thomas bai Ward (22), labourer, pleaded guilty to breaking Sh into the stores of John Hargreaves, on March 9, tnt . and stealing ...

... farmer and grazier named James Henderson, theI aged about 60 years, lived at a farm in Robin's-lane, outsi Bramnll, called Hardy's Farm, and about two o'clock f ,in the morning the family were alarmed by heating the dept Idischarge of a pistol or gun ...

... Batehelor-street.Abrm. Jackson..Thomas Wallwork 52, Beacon-lane. ?? Eliz. Birtles ?? illiam Cartwright I, Belgrave-street ?? Hardy 23, Cardvell-street-.John Robt. Lee..Jnho Kirkham 58, Clare-street H ?? . Coleman . Thomas Bramah 172, ?? Ann Broe.William ...

... The new Conser;ative members w-er, Colonel Drummond Moray, Pert3hshire: Colonel E. 1 IV. Harcourt, Oxfordshire: Mr. Alfred Hardy.! Canterbury: Mr. Chester Master, Cirencester; Mr. Plilip Miles, East Somerset; Mr. Gore-Langtrn. Mid-Somerset: Colonel Arbuthnot ...

... namely, John rI'Dermott, J. W. Crosby, aned Thomas Loylend, jun. Mm Dermott nd Crosby were then pitted against each other, and ulti- mately Leyland played Crosby and came offi vie btoriou. The rsult wahs tha Thomas Leyland jun., won the siilver oup whilst ...

... secution ; and Mr. Popa for the defence. Theo pri- soner Hardy is a heerhoii-se keeper at: Pendleton, 3A Manchester; Jposeph Berry, a carter living with Had; lath Berry, tlie daughter of Hardy, and wife of Joseph Berry; and John Hope was once en attorney ...

... eet, was sent to jail for D -a fortnight fur having stolen a pair of shores from the shopin Victoria-rd. of Mes-.r.reeiaa,Hardy, and Willis, an offence which, she pleaded, was com- mitted when she was under the ?? of in- toxicans.- For hatving stolen ...

... olehrged with stealing a pair of sheete belonging to that Institution, She had been previouslyronvioted. Suop ?? 1'lKeDwn and Thomas Cos grove were eharged withstesling six yards of wincay from the door of the shop of Mr. T1 Orase, '2it, ootland-road On the ...

... Henry Lake, mining engineer, Eclestoa. Mr. Peter Mloorel, grcer, indlev. Mr. John Augnstin Borrows, ironfounder. Sutton, Mr. Thomas John Swaine, gentleman, e tton Mr. Dauiel Barnes Monie, accoontant, West Derby. Mr. John Orr, agent, West Derby. Mr. James ...

... The father was sent to prison fortl seven days. l At the same court, Thomas and Eliza Davies, of 1?> Beechey's-Court, Preacot, were charged with-t-- neglecting their two children, Thomas, aged ten 17! years, and Rumz, aged sevent years. Mr. Dowdall - ?? ...

... Thomie, i,-, e. land-place; Mantry Mlay. Blenhia-snrers Tn the 5s0,055es were withdrawn on thi h yrnr o. zte -costs. Cswarr.-Thomas Hardy, Bootle, carionr, rc chalrscil by Inspector Evans, of the R.S..Cej wvo-rkilag his horse when ?? from noons,, crns in contact ...