... by one of the attendants at the ottom of the bath, in about 4 feet depth of water. He was instantly taken out, and Mr. Thomas, of Hardy- street, and Mr. Kelly, of Great Geo'rge-etreet, surgeons, were sent for, but on their arrival at the place they pronounced ...

... a holebrik,. with wbxch M'Hardy saw hii strike the warder Ivo or ?? tmes ou the head. When M'Hardy seized 11h said' You can only hang me; t to ,iwhiohie W irdy ¢eplied that he would choke him. if he made any movement. M'Hardy dragged him to the entrance ...

... and held in both hands a whole brick, with which M'Hardy saw him strike the warder two or three times on the head, When M'lHardy seized him, he said, You can only hang me; that's all; to which M'Hardy replied that he would choke him if he made any movement ...

... bowels on the rail of the boat; had he not been caught, be would have been in all probability washed over- board. Dr. Thomas, of Hardy-street, was called in to the deceased, and attended him up to the time of his death, which took place on Thursday morning ...

... standing in Bruinswick:Htreet, when he was knocked down and run over by a horse and shandry belonging to Mr. Andrew Thomas, paper dealer, Hardy-street, and driven by Owen Hughes, He was taken to the Northern Hospital, where it was found that ono of his eogs ...

... the nazne of Thomas Dempsey was charged writh attempting to steal a coat and a pair of trousers from Hardy's coff'ee house, Hood'strest, On Monday afternoon the Var- meets were hanging at the back of a pantry. About four o'clock Mrs. Hardy heard thes lobby ...

... namely, John rI'Dermott, J. W. Crosby, aned Thomas Loylend, jun. Mm Dermott nd Crosby were then pitted against each other, and ulti- mately Leyland played Crosby and came offi vie btoriou. The rsult wahs tha Thomas Leyland jun., won the siilver oup whilst ...

... the 1st May the prisoner went to lode at the prosecutor's house, and on the 5th of that month, during the absence of Mrs. Hardie, she took the jewellery from a box In the kwt1hen 'and absconded, The usual police notices were printed and circulated, and ...

... have occurred from want of care on the part of the Doorman himself. Verdict, Accidentally killed. I On the body of Edward Thomas Ackland, aged four years, son of William Julius Ackland, a licensed viotualler, residingg at 290, Mill-street, To~tethpark ...

... pleadedguiltyg to stealng a pair of boots from the person of a child. Bhe was sentenced to twelve months' Iraprisonmenit. Thomas Porter, 54 years of age, a lebourer, was sen- tenced to two months' imprisonment for s tealing two pigs belonging to uenry ...

... geese, the property of James Nolan. Thomas Wilkinson, four months, for stealing two gold rings belonging to William Moysey. Mary Quinn, six months, for stealing the sum of lls,. the property of Edward Leary. Charles Hardy and John Stevens, each nine months ...

... In her arms, was sentenced to' three months' Imprisopment fos having stolen hbll a dozen shirts from the shop of Mr. John Hardy, Great Hoimer-street. The prisoner went into the shop under the pretence of making a purchose, stole the shirs without being ...