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... —On Sunday night, between six and seven o'clock, during the absence of the family at chapel, the residence of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Wesleyan minister, Sowerby Bridge, was broken into, through the chamber window, and the the following among other property ...
... Monday last the inhabitants of this village had a grand intellectual treat in the shape of • temperance lecture by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Subject— A young man's resolve, and its influence. The subject was mostforcibly illustrated in the person ...
... tT , the struggle with Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy : Never mind the gun: that has much to do with the case. Mr. Leech: It shews the violence that must have been used. Mr. Hardy : It was not broken in the struggle. Complainant continued : It was about two o'clock ...
... Well, by Messrs. Hardy, of Fairfield. The design was an arch, 15ft high, supported on columns, and it were the word/ Faith, Hope, and Charity, worked in coloured flowers. on the top of the arch was a crown of white and red daisies, grounded with yellow ...
... such offence, previously by nominal fines, he iii. be sould not pass the ease over, although he knew ,Hardy bad rendered good service in carrying out tb, revilatiore of the Orders in Couucil, and would not wilfully offend against them—Mr. Broadhunt here ...
... Mr. Thomas Ellis Jones, manager for the prosecutors, was called to prove the authenticity of the letters read by Mr. Leech ; and as Mr. Flewker de. clined to produce the originals of the prosecutors, the copies were admitted and sworn to by the witness ...
... MAYB2B,I ..,r- /PASLIAMENT• 21. M r . HARDY gave olisicetitrsit,liossissn thensiercond Commo ns,ino of the Church of Bill, he move that it be that day six months. Mr. DlSroailc a statement with reference to the RAELI then [iceon the S co t ch Reform Bill ...
... DERBY BOROUGH POLICE. Faints, Amt.*, Before die Mapsr, T. P. B. Esq. Thomas Williseem a stranger in this town, was charged. with sleeping in an bay-loft,. in Friar-gate, belonging to Mr. Committed to for Robert aloe, a Mee, award with fregoentiog the ...
... dinner on Wednesday, the 21st instant, at the Shoulder of Mutton Inn. Reginald Hardy, Esq., (eldest eon of John Hardy, Esq., Dunstan Hall,) occupied the chair, and Thomas Rickel. Esq., of Rangemore, the Mee-chair. The usual loyal and fraternal toasts ...
... Henson, of Killarney, and Aram', Kerry, daughter of the late John Hardy, Esq., M.P., Recorder of Leeds, and sister of John Hardy, Esq., of Dunstan Ball, M.P. for Dartmouth, and Gathorne Hardy, Esq., M.P. fur the University of Oxford. ...
... French, aged years and seven months. On the 22nd inst., William Sutton, of Moor Street, aged 28 years. On the 23rd inst., Mr. Thomas Underwood, of High Street, aged 70 years. On the 23rd instant, Mr. David Shelly, of Union Street, aged 29 yeers; deeply regretted ...
... Arkwright, M.P., Colonel Dyott, M.P., and Mrs. Dyott and party, Mr. Stewart Hardy, M.P., and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Charles Hardy, Mies Georgians Hardy, Miss Florence Hardy, Mr. Herbert Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Holbech, Mr ...