... A CRUEL bTLPEATHER. Thomas Saver.*, cutler, Pitt Street, was charged with cruelly ill-treating Henry Thomas Hardy, his steqison, boy six year* of age. Several tviuncn living the neighbourhood deposed to the metciless lieatings that Sayers hud inflicted ...

... SUNDERLAND. At Sunderland Police Court, yesterday, before O. Hudson, Esq., Aid. Alooek, Aid. C'andlish, and W. Nicholson, Ksq., Thomas Hardy was charged with embezzling the monies of his employers, Messrs. Hinpolyte Worms and Co., merchants, Newcastle. The charge ...

... surpassed at this place of amusement. The Case Alleged Embezzlement at Sunderland.—At the Sunderland Police Court, on Thursdav, Thomas Hardy, who was admitted to bail last week, appeared to answer a charge preferred against him Arthur Pring, embezzling the monies ...

... Accident hear Bishop Auckland. —An Inquest was held before Mr. Thomas Dean, deputy-coroner, Wednesday, at the Farmers* Aims, Bankfcot, near Crook, touching the death of a cripple named Thomas Hardy, who met his death under most painful circomstanoea on Tuesday ...

... and in the hand-writing of Amour, tho deceased They were Friday afternoon at half past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas (dedston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell and others took extremely ill. also h;ul a prayer meeting quarter to two when Tibbs, Henry Sharp,'J. Campbell ...

... have been oondncteJ, The names the secessionists Tom Taylor. Theodore Maitia, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brtwer, T. Dnffns Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, O, Oruneisen, Heins Friswell. In reference tins somewhat cantankerous mov.unsat Mr. Tom Taylor and ...

... tho fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his captain. Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...

... Colliery.— Since our last communication from the scene of the late disturbances, three of the families —James Hardy, Thomas Thompson, and Thomas Turner- whose notices to quit were sent a second time on Monday last, have left the village. A strong body of ...

... Death.—Uu Muiuhty inquest was held St the bouse of Mr. William Cairns, Red Lion Inn, (•lautcn. It.on- J. J. Hardy, coroner, the Allar, aged 53 years, who died suddenly the Saturday evining preceding. The deceased was houseket-i et the Rev. R, H. Davidson ...

... njnm it at a part opposite the gas works. Amongst these was boy about twelve, named Thomas Wells, and another named Fletcher. These two were crossing the river company, when the ice suddenly broke, and they were instantly swallowed by the waters beneath ...

... The Late Mr. Thomas Sowekby.— our obi- I tuarv. to-Jay, we are aorry to record the demise of our late reacted townsman. Mr.Thoa. Sowerby. of .Salt well Vale, Gatcsbciul Low FelL Mr. was the oldest merchant the (~»u»y, e rried on business for many years ...

... )—Toeudat. Garden and Field Robberies.—Jaa. Hardy answer charge of taking flowers from garden Regent Terrace, bnt was discharged after reprimand. Mi. Sothern not wishing to press the charge.—William B»il«y and Thomas Clarl, two boys, were charged with trespassing ...