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... the 23rd inst., from Seghill, a COLLY DOG, Black and Tan, answers to the name of Moss.” Anyone returning the same to y Thomas Hardy, Seghill, will be rewarded. 197 WANTED, by a Lady, a GENTLEWOMAN to join her in Housekeeping, or, if preferred, she can ...
... Parliamentary Reform was held on evening, at the Athensbum, Carlisle, under the auspices of the National Reform Union. Mr. Thomas Hardy presided, and there was a good attendance. Resolutions were passed, urging the Governtneut to introduce ft comprehensive ...
... either side—the principle adopted in that particular street. Upon these conditions the defendant took the house from Mr. Thomas Hardy. In January, the December rent had not been paid, and the plaintiffs being unable to obtain it they distrained. The defendant ...
... POLICE COURT. MONDAY. —Before the Mayor (Mr Wm. Huuter), Aid. Hedley, and Mr Henby Milvain. EXTENSIVE THEFT OF PIGEONS. Thomas Hardy was charged with stealing several pigeons, the property of Henry Markham, High Friar-street. Prosecutor, a pigeon fancier ...
... were two young men named Thomas Hardy and Alexander Hogarth ; the former, about years of age, is shipwright employed at Mr. Laing's yard, and the latter, about 23 years of age. is employed at Messrs. Wilson's saw nulls. Hardy was the favourite, and was ...
... dumpy little man, rejo' ing in the pugilistic cognomen of Thomas Sayers, summoned at the instance of the police on charge having cruelly ill treated and ill-used his step-son, Andr® Thomas Hardy, aged about ten years. The facts case appeared to ba as follows ...
... Lyons Hetton. Mi. Thomas Reed, Lyons Hetton. Mr, John Potts, Lyons Hetton. Mr. William Smith, Easington Lane. Mr. William Smith, jun., Easingtou Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easiugtou Lane. Mr. John Reed, Easingtou Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley ...
... use of the )M>Uce, out tu exc-.-ed 30s. tacb ; also, that Joseph Willis, Wm. Pearce, John Black- Jock, Robert Hardy, John Bugloa, and Thomas Hardy be appointed police constables. Mr. Aid. Thompson moved tbc adoption of tho report. Mi. Aid. Williams thought ...
... NEWCASTLE. - Yesterday.—Before the Mayor (Mr Win. Hunter), Aid. Hedley, and HENRY Milvain. EXTENSIVE THEFT OF PIGEONS. Thomas Hardy was charged with stealing several pigeons, the property of Henry Maikhara, High Friar Street. Prosecutor, a pigeon fancier ...
... Johnson, of Hetton- * of Kusington Lane; Mr. J Mr. RK To Mr. Ww. ‘owns, Mr. J. Robson, rs icholson, Mr. C les Milner, Mr. Thomas Hardy, x tum Smith, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. R. 8. Day, y n Witson, Mr. Robert Stafford, Mr. W. W. of who was indefatigable in ...
... Thursday, Thomas Hardy, who ay bail yt appeared to answer a charge le inst him by Arthur Pring, of embezzling the monies of Messrs. Worms being called, Mr. Eglinton said since last week he guse Selly Sato tho OOS the and the ment of Mr. Hardy. And having ...
... Rted, Lyons Hetton. Mi'. Thomas Ree l, Lyons Hettou. Mr. John Potts, Lyons Hetton. Mr. William Smith, Easiugton Lane. Mr. William Smith, juu., Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easington Lane. Mr. John Reed, Easingtou Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley. ...