... comimunicat~ion from the poli, e. 'Ee detained him till the arrival of a policeman, and eave him into custody. --The Ker.- Thomas Hardy Banks, a Wesleyan minister, of Avenue-ardeus, 'Ae on, gave evidenbe- againhtthe pri- Isoner, who obtained loso from h m ...

... entered upon their engage- ment. Summonses for desertion were immediately taken out against three of the number, John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and George Boothwright, and the charge was heard before the Bishop Auckland magis- trates. The greatest excitement ...

... Year Book, and of his other literary works, 1001. Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, lite- rary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, 1001. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melvill ...

... Samah Ifar'ke7e, 73, her ?? mother, were convicted-for that they, 5 aving the custody and care of William by Hardy, Ada Hardy, and Thomas Hardy, iy infants'of tender years, did neglect to pro- :h vide sufficient food and clothing, whereby Y. their lives ...

... patients when he was away from his father's house, and was in Arbour-square from half-past two to three o'clock. Mr. Thomas Arthur Hardy, of 22, Turner-road, was sent for to the defendant's house on Monday last. He found him bleeding from a wound on the ...

... iEUTEORD MlUtDEI.-IIHerbtrt ,Sm/l was in-. dieted at Nottingham for the murder of Mr. Hardy, farmer, of advanced age, living at Wheatley.-The evidence showed that rls. Hardy, with a maid- servant and one manservant, went to chapel on Sunday evening, November ...

... Jane Andrews, Altonjo Molten), Thomas Collier, Thomas Webb, William Fox, William Smith, Jsbn Ballard, Alfred Hearne, John Sullivan, Ellen Craughau, Mary Hart, Geo. Jones, alias Jacques, 1orcc Adams,, Edwgrd S0ijt hbgma4 Hardy, Edwaxrd George Barrington (and ...

... and' Sarah Mearikwell, 73, her mother, tere dionvicted-'foc that they, having the custody and care of William Hardy, Ada Hardy, and Thomas lardy, infants of tender yeers, did neglect to pro- ide sufficient food and clothing, whereby their lives had been ...

... TUX DIVORCE COURT. A STRANGE PETITION. In the suit H Hardie v. Hardie. Jaeisall, Posner, and Sawles, opened on Tues- day, Mr. William lardie, a commercial traveller for a Glasgow firm, residing in London, songht a divorce by reason of the alleged adultery ...

... factors, Manchester, was charged at Chester with the wilftil maurder of his father, Mr. James Henderson, a farmer, residing at Hardy's farm, Bramhall. The charge against the prisoner was that, on the night of the 29th of September last, he shot his father ...

... matter. TsHE RAID ON A CLuB.-Edgar Henry Hardy, 24, clerk, of Tilia-road, Hackney; Henry 6tenniug, 38, clerk, of Columbia-road, hhoreditch; Richard Gullis. 43, wood turner. Gascoigne-place, Hackney; and Thomas White, 26, draper's assistant, Hackney-road ...

... barracks, and then, with the assist- ance of Hardy, removed them to London, where all traces of them were ?? jury found them guilty, and Hart was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment and hard labour, and Hardy to eight. TEE RGENrTS PAnRE BUBGLA5X..-The ...