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... William lomlins, late of the back of 9, New Thomas Street, cab proprietor; James Morris, 167, Cromwell Road, Blooms. bury, carpenter and contractor; Joseph Henry Greener, 15, Loveday Street, gurmnaker,; William Hardy, lodging at 12, Marshall Street, basketmaker; ...
... liabili- ties ,36.; assets, £10. William Hardy, Marshall Street, basket lacker: liabilities, £215=.- assets, not stated. Jamnes Oakeley, late Great King Street, chemist and druggist: liabilities, £203.: assets, MiC. Thomas Fleming, Wtillian Street North, baot ...
... Court a composition of is od. ;iD the pound on all hbs debts, and ?? Honour granted an or 3er of di, charge, in re William Hardy, 12, Marshall Street, basket ?? opposition; discharge grantesl accordingly. Inre Thomnas Fleming, Fazeley Street, ?? had not ...
... then described the treatment she had met with from the superiors of the convent on the occasion of the death of ler brother Thomas-how she was kept in ignorance as to his condition, and debarred from opportunities of giving ex- pression to her grief when ...
... appeared for the ?? Hardy, Hatelay Heath West Bromwich, attended by Mr. Topham. Liabilities, £-170. 14s. tid.; assets, £51. ie8. 5d.; deticiency £'419.-John Evans, beerhouse keeper, Great Bridge, attoeded by Ai-. Stokes, and Thomas Jeffries, Smethwick ...
... bl3dell, *at Hlanley, atnd was sentenced to six mouths' imprison- I ment. I ALEG.ErD ASSA.iULT WVilTi ,r KA Ceswix- C FOnD.-Thomas Truman (oi1 bail), vies indicted for unlasv- r fully ssaulting Elizabeth Price, ou tbe 2fth of Decomber, a at K~ingsewinferd ...
... citarged. Liabilities, £9,004. ; assets, £~740. ; deficiency, £5314. SECOND COURT. Barsonr. Ml,. RE01oisRtAs Tunoso, ?? T. Hardy, Wo05 rrhoampftsn, derelrf is ?? tii55ilfl A teicolutien to take tha noatter out of Court was filed, sssd tlc: case was adjourned ...
... received any letters from James Bacnes, formerly In her husband's emsploy.-Mr. Tree put In the inliossing totters, whieb Mrs. Hardy said sheo had never received: '1Dear Mrs. Harding,-i hope yen recelivodirmy letter, as i hsps you disd for if thle meeter was ...