... Ruid to Thomas Morrill; Druids' tl Arms, Lime-street, from James Xerehaw to Ann Watson; Ferry Boat Tavern, Church-street, from~ Henry Hansley to William Cole. Beer and wine : 'Builders' Armas, Garden-street, from William stamp to Thomas Hardy; 19, Le ...

... quarrel. I ensued, afid defendant acknowledied1 giving com- plainant a IIslight tap on his head. Fined 4d and costs 9s. --Thomas Hardy, Bridlingtcin, Qaay, fisherman, for being drunk and riotouson~, the public' streets on the 23rd of April (there being previous' ...

... Thes. Robinson, of Wbarfe-street, Stoeltoee, was drowned in the river Tees. It appears that Robimson, alcd a youth d nsmed Thomas Hardy, hired a boat for a row up the a liver, Whess they got to the railway bridge, it being low water, there was a strong eddy ...

... correspondent of the Mafehcster Gua2di n says) was appointed the other day by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of tie public records; but on his nomination being sent in to the Treasury, Mr. Lowe is said to have sum- marily ...

... in Leamington, where Mr. John Hardy has been visiting Lord Mountgarret, that the charge of libel against Mr. Hardy will not be pro- ceeded with at the ensuiiig Stafford assizes. The charge was preferred against Mr. Hardy before the Burton-on- Trent m ...

... prize, 40s, John Kirk, SI with Mr James Laceby, of Kiliugholme ; 2ud, 20s, b. George Elm, with Mr Joseph Hardy, Goxhill; P 3rd, 10s, E Baker, with Thomas Wilon, .Esq, Croxton, near Ulceby. Class 7-Prize a !umierdrainers, lst prize, 20s, William Marshall, ...

... importance-whether it was lawful for building societies to receive money on deposit. The case came on upon an adjourned summons by Thomas Webb Jones, ans advauced shlreholder, that he might not be ordered to pay a call of £10 per share which had been made by the ...

... Bartramn,T fia telative of defendant's, and sent a message by it Y him to Mr Hardy. On the following Saturday Mr in I.Qaicirall went to Malton, a'id there met wityh Mr i -Hardy and told him of the mistake which had )occurred, and defendant replied that ...

... Scott, Os.; William Derry, 4s. Hd 'rho Pawnbrokers of Leeds, per J. Blakey, secretary, £23 158,, viz;:-Mr. Middleton, £5; Thomas Blakey, 83; a. Friend, £2 2s.; Mr. Thornbury, £1 1s.; Mr. Linsley, LI Is.; Mr. Norton, £1 Is.; Mr. Wooller, £1 Is.; Mr. Nichols ...

... H. Pritchard, J. Ritchie Thomas Rrwson, NV. Russell, W. D. Sargeant, J. H. Sholl, J. Smith (b), D. Solomon, J. Stephensoi, B.A., W. R. Stewart, G. S. Stotter, J. C. Stuart, C. L. Sutcliffe, Joseph Symes, J. Taylor, R' J. Thomas, Josiah Telladay, A. Tucker ...

... Cooper, Stockholm; Guide, Andersen, Newcastle; Promothes, WVestlalco, Laurvic. HARTLEPOOL, Aig. 31.-Arrived.-Kelloe (s. s), Hardy, from London; Clementina, Bantoft, Newcastle. Aug. i3.-Sailed.-Emily, Duckham, for Toremoy; Sunderland l'Poket, Miller, Gravesend; ...

... 10 years, and Joseph Tionoas 'Armstead, were killed on the spot. The otlers iijuared ?? Unilerwood (5; years), Thomas Garkcy (22). Thos.Hardy (30), Frank AristeadI (11), Alfred Orton (13), Philli]> Greasley (3a5), Thos. Underwood (1 , and Heiry Broolfes ...