... eltarged with being drank and disorderly. in %deviate abent half-pod o'clock, Sunday vetting. Policeman raid that himarlt, Hardy, sod Coates. went for the purpose of taking Gill into ecato&r, and at the time there went shoat 100 persons c •Ileeted tumid ...

... F. Wood, Capt. Oliver. Mr A. Walker, Mr L owther, Mr T. Stansfeld, Mr J Waltham, Captain Lucardl. Lord Lascelles, Mr John Hardy, 161,4.,Maj0r Gunter, Capt. Tennant, Col. Wombwell, Mr W. W. Wickham, Dr Scalia, Mr Smyth, air Sagar-Musgrave, Ald. Barran ...

... portion of the Union held their meeting when all the members were preseci. These were :---Messrs James Really, Thomas Quinn, Thomas Lydon, Thomas Lynch, John Emmett, John Owen Lane, Bernard Whitney, Owen Beirne, Cormac Cox, John Coleman, Jasper Tally, James ...

... BOYS WISBDINO THUS WAY TO C J. HARDY 00'8 4 ROAR-LAY% LUDIS. UMBER ONZ, FOR THUS S UITS, HATS, CAPS, Se., M. !sa••••••.••• THERE'RI VERY LITTLE TIME TO SPARE 1 0 . 0 SOON, or you KAY BE DIN NOW STOCK DI LARGE. C J. HARDY find CO.'S EDITS ARE MADE TO FIT ...

... Leeds. William Wheeler, Esq. Solicitor, Clitheroe, Lancashire. Sueocon.—Edward Allen. Esq. St, Sairiutupte. Suave% os.-3. S. Hardy. Esq. Coesystreet. tiotactroa.—R. Dale, Egg, Slouagate. The Aiwieunt Secretary, for the York Distriet, Mr. B. Nottinglrue Fowler ...

... whule of the facts to the Home Soerestary with a view to hare the sentence oosaseuted. The application was granted. BOTILI OP Thomas Hunter, currier, Park Row, George Swindon, painter, Cheapsade, Knareaborough, wire by Patrick Cosgrove with wilfully breaking ...

... York, bricklaying ; Mr G. Mansfield, York, Bring; Mr Michael Croft, York, plastering; George Carla', York, slating; Mr John Thomas, York, painting; Mr John Hawley, York, smith work ; Mr Charles Nelson, Bradford, plumbing. The tile flooring in the entrance ...

... PAINT'S, PAPERHANGER, 11, SHAMPOOING AND PIRPCIRNEY A. as Aim at this 2T.- P: has erre v. for • THOMAS 221 HADFIELD'S LIVERPOOL HAN I ! ' Fin ISM oleo THOMAS ON, - to • IN and Blacifriarsrani, IN. of Pitting*, SMITHFIELD t n . Bo o s r e d o (17 d ' the ...

... of Mr. Wales, Her Majesty's Inspector of Mines, Mr. James Thomas, a veteran in coal-mining, whose age would have been snAlcient excuse for keeping away, Mr. Edward Thomas, Llwyncin, Mr. De Thomas, Brithwemydd, Mr. David Davis, Kayla', Mr. William Davis ...

... recently perfornied;—From Mr. George Thomas, Crediton Devon, ,larch 23,1560. give you leave. and iesire it as a favour for the benefit of tho public, that y ou will publish the wonderful cue that my wife, Sarah Thomas, received by the use of your celebrated ...

... the dwelling-house of Thomas Kidson, atliilton-with-Harro. gate further charged with a burglary in the dwelling. house of James Prest. 87. Taylor; ebarod with haring, at Bud' dersfleld, committed wilful and corrupt perjury. 3a. Thomas Parkinson, with ilavi ...

... young, AND BOYS WINDING THEIR WAY . HARDY and 00'8.. UkBIR ONR BOAR•LANN LEM FOR THEIR SU I T® , RATS, CAPS, AL, &o THEBES VERY LITTLE TINE TO BPAR a 0 SOON, or you MAT BB DIP MIT NOW THE STOOK IS LARGR. C J. HARDY sad 00.13 SUITS ARE MADE TO FIT WELL ...