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... Mr. William Smith, jun., Easington Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easington Lane. Mr, John Reed, Easington Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley. Mr. William Bellerby, High Moorsley. Mr. Robert Magee, Hetton-le-Hole. Mr. James Stark, llutcou-10-llole ...
... in Sunderland that Mr. Thomas Hardy, who acted managing clerk in that town for Messrs. Hippolyte Worms, and Co., merchants, Newcastle, had absconded, and that extensive deficiency had been discovered in his accounts. Mr. Hardy was so highly esteemed, ...
... M&tild?, widow of the late Mr. John Mawer. • At Bideford, North Devon, on the Sth inst., aged Hai* riet, widow of the late Thomas Hardy, of Birksj,ate, in the West Riding of the coußty of York, Esq. At Peckham, S.E., on the 10th inst., aged 53, Maria Sarah ...
... SUNDERLAND. At Sunderland Police Court, yesterday, before G. Hudaon, Esq., Ald. Alcock, Ald. Candlish, and W. Nicholson, Esq., Thomas Hardy was charged with embezzling the monies of his employers, Messrs. Hippolyte Worms and Co., mer- chants, Newcastle. The charge ...
... Esq., of Adelaide Road, N.W., and late of the Admisalty. At Cheshunt, on the 15tli inst., by the Rev. A. Brown, Thomas Masternian Hardy Johnston, Esq., of the Madras Railway, M.1.C.E., son of the late Captain Edward Johnston, R.N., to Emma Mary Olivia ...
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... GATESHEAD BOROUGH POLICE.— Friday. (Before James Hewitt, Esq., sod Aid. Pbockteb.) OBSTRUCTUTO THE FOOTPATH. John Bennett and Thomas Hardy, two labonrew, were severally charged with obstructing the footpath in Bridge Street. The Sopenntendent of Police «»id ...
... Parliamentary Reform was held on evening, at the Athensbum, Carlisle, under the auspices of the National Reform Union. Mr. Thomas Hardy presided, and there was a good attendance. Resolutions were passed, urging the Governtneut to introduce ft comprehensive ...
... Lyons Hetton. Mi. Thomas Reed, Lyons Hetton. Mr, John Potts, Lyons Hetton. Mr. William Smith, Easington Lane. Mr. William Smith, jun., Easingtou Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easiugtou Lane. Mr. John Reed, Easingtou Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley ...
... Johnson, of Hetton- * of Kusington Lane; Mr. J Mr. RK To Mr. Ww. ‘owns, Mr. J. Robson, rs icholson, Mr. C les Milner, Mr. Thomas Hardy, x tum Smith, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. R. 8. Day, y n Witson, Mr. Robert Stafford, Mr. W. W. of who was indefatigable in ...
... Thursday, Thomas Hardy, who ay bail yt appeared to answer a charge le inst him by Arthur Pring, of embezzling the monies of Messrs. Worms being called, Mr. Eglinton said since last week he guse Selly Sato tho OOS the and the ment of Mr. Hardy. And having ...
... Rted, Lyons Hetton. Mi'. Thomas Ree l, Lyons Hettou. Mr. John Potts, Lyons Hetton. Mr. William Smith, Easiugton Lane. Mr. William Smith, juu., Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easington Lane. Mr. John Reed, Easingtou Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley. ...