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... imprisoned for twenty onle d rlys f, abscoldidhg from the service of his master tar a: a-,tay last. Si Earalx.S FeUIar. -Thomas Hardy. Stephen Richard- s-laierL Edwin Sykes, three boys, asere charged with Stta.lialr lr curall epualltity of ber-licc fram ...
... Dyke.-Fuined5s. and costs. WELTON. PErTY SESSIONS, Monday.-(Before W. H. H. Broadley, Rsq., and the Rev. D. S. Wrangham.) Thomas Hardy, charged with being drunk and fight. ing, at Cottiugha m, en the 12th instant, was fined with costs, 14s. 6d.-Willlaum ...
... night a boy named Thomas Vines, was taken to the Infirmary, owing to injuries he had received to one of his arms by swinging behind a rully. ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINE DRIVER.-On Monday morning at the goods station an engine-driver named Thomas Wood, was severely ...
... January 6, at Soham, Cambridgeshire, age.d 2t years, Mr. Thomas Henr'y Huetwick, solicitor. November 21, at Richmond, Australia, aged 263 years, S arah Catherine, second ?? daughter of Mr. Thomas Newhana, town-clerk of the above place, and late merchant ...
... the Rev. A. Cooper, B. A., curate, Mr. William Day, of Skirlaugh 'son of Mr. George Day, of Sigglesthorne, to Mess -Annie Hardy, of Seaton. April 11, at Broughton, Hants, by the Rev. J. H. Millard, the Rev. J. Frederick Smith, of Hull, to Sophia Cox, ...
... Infirmary from injuries he received by tailing into a tank of boiling oil on the 3rd inustant, when at work on the premises of Mr. Hardy, Reform-street. He wvas very much injured about the legs, and had remained in the Infirmary from the time of the accident till ...
... atHornsea, aged 44 years, Ilr- Littler, grocer, dc. r September T, at Woodinansey, aged.84 ye ?? beth, widow of Mr. Michael Hardy;. September S. at Beverley, aged 14 yes'X son of Mr. John Watson, cabinetmaker. \ September 6i at Bridlington, aged 62 Fe' ...
... of the same place. Defendant consented to be tried by the ?? for six weeks ! to ?? to hard ?? Ducker, of Crowle, summoned Thomas Clewv, Harry Bell, and Charles Kelsey, for wilful damage to his fence, and labusiilg his ?? wvcre discharged on pay- ment ...
... Henry, Cottinghamn .. Don. 55 0 Ditto IAnn. Sub. 22 0 Massam, Mrs Thomas .. .. Don. 5 50 Runton, Thomas R~. . ?? 5 50 Goy, D ?? ..Don. 55 0 Ditto.A-nn. Sub. 1I10 Reynoldson, Thomas 2nd Don. 5 50 Lunn, Dr. WJ ?? .. 2iadDon. 50 0 Horner, Captain ...
... HC Gleadow, Faq, H- C'grio, aJ E Leng, Esq, J R Mayfield, Es, JAq, n Brown, jun, Esq, T Coulson, Esq, T 3 Foster, Esq l G Hardy, Esq, M W Moron, Esq, T Strattn, Faq aC Hutchinson, Esq, W Me11reer ?? a Esq, R Blyth, Esq, W Tall, Esqd J Hing- ?rose, Esq ...
... Canity, Samuel Duwiovll, John Doavy,' William Evison, William Evison, Jun.1, AMagdelen Fluet, Thomas Gilliatt, Robert Gilhaitt, Josephe Hardy, George Lee, Thomas Pearson , George Rohierts, John Rawberry, Robert Rahy, Roliert Richardson, Edward Shearsinith ...
... ; in default, fourteen days'imprison- merit. BOROUGH PoLlcr. -On Monday (before T. Cussons, Esq., and J. Almack, lfsq.), Thomas Gilbank, beer- house keeper, Westwood-road, Reldgate, vwars sum- raoned for having his house open for the sale of beer after ...