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... Henry (Cogger, to Mary Ann Smiles Mowatt. ' ' I I . - Ohapman-Stokes.-December 25th, at Drypool Charch, -Hull, by the Re. Thomas Pratt, Mr Wiltam Henry Chapman, to M-ary Stokes.''' . Chessman-Chessman.-January 4th, at Christ . Church, North Brixton, by ...
... 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 ...
... for thirty-days. STEALING P1GEONs.-Ralph Coggin was charged with stealing a couple of pigeons from a box in the back-yard of Thomas Button, Beeton-street.-Prisoner was apprehended at his residence in Beeton-street, by Detective Whitelam, and he said he sold ...
... Downs.0 5 0o Miss Jackson (Albion-street) .1 0 0 J. Sharp& Sons 1 ?? ?? ?? ?? I0 Stewart & Gregso .1 ?? ?? 1I0 George Hardy ?? ..1 1 0 Councillor Shields ?? .1. .. I 1 Patrick Dean . .. ?? 1 Further Subscriptions are earneatly solicited by the ...
... over othe two other gentlemen who had been nominated sheriff in order to secure a Roman Catholic in the place, Mr GATHOwa E HARDY said that the discussion revealed a very painful state of things, in which mutual recriminations and distrust in one of the ...
... 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 ...
... S. J. Hillyerd, vicar of Se 3 rgham, Lincoishire, and formerly draper, of Hull. Hardy.t-April 3rd, at Hutton Cranswick, aged 23 years, Selina, daughter of Mr R.i Hardy. . Johnson.-April 6th, at Old Halton, aged 40 years, Mary Ann, wife of Mr C. Johnson ...
... 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' ...
... dismissal was uncalled for, and of doubtful expediency. * Several speakers, including the mover, Mr Beresford Hope, anrd Mr Hardy, held that Mr Barry had been most harshly and improperly treated. On the other hand, Mr Gladstone and Mi Ayrton contended that ...
... House of Commons on Monday, and was sent up to the House of Lords, where the second reading is fixed for the 14th inst. Mr HARDY, who has on several recent occasions acted as Conservative leader in the Commons, has intimated that the Bill ought to be, ...
... plaintiffs, and Mr fiearffeld'for the I ?? was an action for wages, Frederick I Munson ~claimiing £45, James Cary £30, Thomas: Brown £10, and Thomas Herbet £15. About four1 months ago the plaintiffs, who are fishermen, agreed with a smack owner, named Brocklesby ...
... To VACdINA.Tr His CkILD.-At the Rochdale Police.court,' Mr James H. Rothwell, chemist,. .Drake street, was satumonedby Mr Thomas Spencer, registrar, for refusing to yaccinate his child. Mr T. B. Ashworth said that Mr Rothwell was not unacquainted with ...