... repaid out of to- Court to the ?? HoNoun, made his order ac- an cordingly. HAD V. rowKE. ch This was an action brought by Thomas Hardy, a boy late in in the employ of the defendant, Mr. Joseph Fowke, of Quarn- IR don, farmer, to recover the sum of 3!. Is ...

... persons who set fire to Mr. Forman's stack. A QuxER SERVANT.-A rough-looking labourer, named John Burrows, summoned Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, farmer, b for non-payment of IL. 17s. 8d., which he alleged was due to ft him for wages.-Mr. Flewker appeared for ...

... an'exception, crime having decreased since 1861 rather ex- than increased. it I. TIIH 5IANCOTE FOACPINtf AFFRtAV. I so Thomas Hardy, 30. Collier, John Hallam, 28, shoemaker. they Samsseel;Potter. 21. miner, Henry Mlartin. 34, excavator, Win. Id1 tiallam ...

... opinion, and gave l cha se judgment for the plaintiff. Full costs were allowed. the ig HARDY v. THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. for P, -Mr. Richard Hardy, a farmer, at Marchington, sued this to X is company for damage under the following ?? I ...

... brought up, and the evidence having been taken in writing, the prisoner was committed for trial. A dirty unshaven man named Thomas Allen was charged with stealing, on Friday last, 13s. 6d., the property of a man named Stevenson. The prosecutor employed ...

... Mr. Arthur Thacker. Mr. John Moody. Mr. Joseph Rateliffe. Mr. Thomas Topham. Mr. Joshua Ianentone. Mr. Ed. Dusautoy. Mr. Thomas Cartlich. Mr. William Knight. Mr. Robert Brougball. Mr. Thomas Oakley. ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH, ? Mr. J. F. King. Mr. Jas. Hollingworth ...

... row in St. Peter's-street, at the timementioned which the police went up to quell; the row having been stopped, Sergeant Hardy, and Police-constable Robinson proceeded to dieterae the crowd, but the defendant, who was amongst the persons assombled, refused ...

... assure them that the hardy seamen of this port Zil? be ever t big ready to render a good account of this valuable gift, when- t in- ever their services may be required in manning her. By order of the local committee, I for THOMAS HEARD To the Mayor of ...

... with hard la' A hturBrown, an umbrella mender, was sil There was a great noise in Bold-lane, on Sat. on police-constable Hardy appearing on tb soner, who was drunk, struck him, but nm Fined 5s. and costs. Samuel M'Graff and Cooper Wigley, two charged ...

... DISTRICT POLICE NEWS. i BURTON, Sept. 12. [Before Sir 0. MOSLEY, Bart.. Colonel NEwDIGATE, W. I t WORTHINGTON, and J. HARDY, Esqrs.] l Thomas Baker was charged with stealing II lbs. of lead, the property of Mr. Bowler, builder, by whom he was employed. The ...

... Saturday morning., and found a number of 1I ek drunken men and women, including a common prostitute. chf 1r, -Police-constable Hardy ?? lOs. and bul le, costs. kei Sa- ?? ~ ~ ~~~FRIDAY. fo a-) [Before the MA-Yot.1 or Ls) Joshua Williams, a ragged tramp, with ...

... Where is your - knife; I'll stick it into the police- maan. Judd blew his whistle, and directly afterwards police- constable Hardy came up and both the Bentleys were secured. SS,-A man named Francis Watts was called to say that he ow assisted the constables ...