... day, about two o'clock, as Hardy was returning along Bolling-street from dinner, in company with Edward Astin, another workman, the defendant came up from be- hind, pushed Hardy rudely on one side, passed on and imitated Hardy's walk, who is lame. Some ...

... Jowett, Leels Mechanics' Institution. ou t William Sunderland, Leads Mechanics' Institution. ' aru Thomas Winterburn, Thirnk Meehanics' Institution. mle 30. Thomas Farmery, Do. f 31. Solomon Brearley, Stocksbridge Mstssal Improvement Society, of 32. William ...

... YORK DISTRICT. Yoerk-Willinui Williams, It, Thomas Nightingale, James Sugdoni, an John W. Close. Joseph Bush; William Jewett, William Robson, TI superruerarles. 2'adeleoole-Wiu. Jessop, George Abbott, Thomas I. Guest (Boston re] sia); Bmichrrd Heape (Boston ...

... mischievous, and a hindrance to good order and industry. In reply, Mr. Drew received a letter from the Board of Trade, signed Thomas Gray; bht not being satisfied, Mr. Drew next addressed himself to Mr. Lowe. The following is the letter he sent to that Right ...

... to prison for the above ?? Hardy, broker, Wakefield-road, was 'charged will assaulting a woman, named Hannah Burniston, who exhibited a couple of dreadfully contused eyes, the result of Hardy's brutality. It appeared that Hardy met the complainant in 'Wormald's ...

... The Goverumont had the support of the following Liberals:-Mr. E. Akroyd, Mr. Baxter, Mr. W. B. Beaumont, Lord J. Browne, Mr. Thomas Chambers, Mr. E. Dalglish, Lord Dunkellin, LorAl Eloho, Mr. Finlay, Earl Grosvenor, Hon. G. H. Heatheote, Mr. Harvey Lewis ...

... defendant within the meaning of the statute. The whole of the witnesses except Squire Hardy proved, rather than otherwise, the case of Mr. Robertshaw, and as for Squire Hardy, he was sure their Worships would not fail, with their experience as Justices, to ...

... the moat beautiful portion of the grounds, the other portione might be plentifully sown with annuals, and, combined with the hardy tribe pt flowering plants, the bordera need not be lees gay than they now are with the bedding plants scattered over a largearea ...

... list of passengers by the 't tna at Mr. Dale's oflce, 15, Broadway. John Woods' namne vws the last but live on the list. I)r. Hardy, the surgeon of the Etna, told a friend of his that Woods drank freely of gin and water all the way out, and finished up %vith ...

... Thompson, Richard Wrench, Win. Hudson, 2nd. ) Wetll.-Henry Wilkinsceo, Jolso Ha-s-ol. a- Dosessleer.-Martin Jubh, Thomas Hughes, Thomas B. Butcher £1 ?? H BachChalesLawon;Roht. Harrison (Dod. alt worth), anpcenomnerns-y. ~~~en )lelfesd-Csarls PinS- W ...

... Isaac Davies ?? 11,;l t5eiert Thompson ?? 182.5 T. BI. Squenace. . 1812 II. S. Hardy ?? 182.5 W. ?? lurges, A..,I181 tkenjm..ir Slack , . 1829 0. Iidler ?? ?? 1Sdl Thomas Noill ?? 1 8(6 Pt-iiecuoy iaweson I,,1868 Jhn Walkor ?? I81 Samuel Tinldall ..1 ...

... ir R. Pryse E. L. 4rcbdail Capt.M.Fergueson SirJ. Knox Colonel Ridley Sir B.W. etell J. H. Floyer John Knox Major S. Salt Thomas ,Aytoun R. S. Forester General Langton W. G. Sclater-Booth G. arrovW. H. Forster Sir G, Langton W. H.G.Selwyn 0 J. oateeo ...