... Joseph Thomas Armstoad, were killed on the Il eot, and their bodies presented asielug sight, being frightfuhly muti- lated and their bowels protruding. The others ljnired were Frank Undorwool, seven years; Tomaus Garner, twenity-two ; Thomas Hardy, thirty; ...

... character up totheprosent time, and the gentleman who employed him ?? he went into the service of the raitway comparey, M.7 Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, also gave hins a!vrtry good character; and W. H. Moorehadt only hoeo inarriej for twelvemooths. Helsopedhis ...

... -Prisoner was sentenced to two calendar e mont1hs' bard labour. d STRAGGLERS FROM THE INviNOIBLE.-James Wall, t. Robert Hardy, Thomas Turner, William Mitchell, d and Uriah Pike, marines, were all charged with being d stragglers from H.M.S. Invincible.-They ...

... Civil Service Supply Association (Limited). Mr. Griffiths prosecuted; Mr. Warner Sleigh defended Hardy, and Mr. Moody appeared for Reynolds and his wife. Hardy, a van .driver in the employment of the Parcels Delivery Company. was stopped by Downes and Davis ...

... about esion such conduct by the police he made use of most obscene W d re- ?? i0s. and costs. w use- Thomas lKeaton, of Litchurob, was summoned by Thomas the Berresford, for assaulting him on the 7th of April.-Case ce wero withdrawni. of pated Beorge uenry ...

... when the trains v.;re passing. The road had been drained beforo, and Mr. Formby hond not objected to pay his propartion.- Thomas Waddington hbd known the road for 42 years, dining whicb timo it was open to the public. There had beenagatethere, butitbadtotbeen ...

... petitioner is entitled to go on with his sait notwitbstanding the insanity of the respondent. The guardian ad litci, (Sir Thomas loncreiffe) consented, by hlr. B. Searle, and Lord Penzance made the order. A further application will be made in the course ...

... prisoner sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment and seven years' police supervision.- Mr Haigh prosecuted. A WIFE BEATER.-Thomas Thompson (47) pleaded guilty to unlawfully and maliciouslvinflicting grievous bodily harm on his wife, Catherine Thompson ...

... Chawton House, Hants, and Godmersham Park, Kent, to Florence, tourth daughter of the late Charles Hardy, Esq, of Chilbam Castle, Kent, June i6. GAISrOeD-KERa-Thomas Gaisford, Esq., of Offington, Sussex, to the Lady Alice Mary Kerr, June 2o. BLENNERHASSETT-De ...

... Stracey. A large number of wit. nesses were called, including the son of the landlord of the Woolpack, who swore that he saw Hardi- ment give several voters 41 each in his father's b house, at about three o'clock in the afternoon ; c Hutchins, a shoemaker ...

... naitned David KIelly, in the left breast. Kelly seas removed to the infirmary, and is not expected to recover. James Thomas Hardie, merchant, Leitli, has been remitted front the Leith Police Court, oit a charge of forging and uttering in the Balik of ...

... Bourne, Sir E. I. Buller, Caol. R. Dyott, J. Figgims, Gen. Forester, W. H. Foster, John Hardy, Philip Muntz, Viscount Newport, Sir J. Pakington, A. W. Peel, Thomas Salt, A. 0. Sherriff, and Henry 0. Wine. DiCAYED Tnlrr, 'when etopped with pure white RITA- ...