... the case there. After lengthened legal argument, his Honour upheld the decision of the trustee and rejected the proof. Re Thomas Hardy Trotter, Mitcheldean, proprietor steam thrashing machine, &c. —Mr. Robinson and Robinson, Mitcheldean), said the debtor ...

... ere against Mr,George Wearing, of the Upper George ippa, Newnham; Ernest Chas. Ryder, Bll- a, son-green, 0.144,erford; Thomas Hardy Trotfir, Greyhoun d, Mlitoheldesn&jr'ed Glaecott, near Blalceney; Win, a-. Brain, of the Xplon innI Ruardeane. A complaint ...

... hard labour, for drunkenress,-Sarah Eyres was fined ls and costs for assaulting John Goulter, at Road, on the 1st April,- Thomas Hardy Smith, of the White Horse inn, Portway, was summoned for allowing intoxicating liquors to be drunk on his premises during ...

... Mr. Thomas Kincaid Hardie, John Thomas Campbell, and William Aitchison IWilson, M.D., the surviving, executors, the personal estate being sworn under 2200,000. The testator bequeaths £20,000 upon trust for each of his threesistera, Elizabeth Hardie, Janet ...

... Oarlton-place, jeweller; Thomas 0. Meyor, Strathaleld-vilia, Apeley-road, surgeon; Benjamin White, Oxford-cottage, Prince'a-place, master painter; George Lewis, 55, Pambroke-road, gentleman; James Baker, 3, Mall-place, bookseller; Thomas Gibson, 19o. 2, Woreester ...

... Lianelln, Moumouthabire. Pntron, Colonel Tynte. Rev. William Lumley Bertie Cator, M.A.; Vicar of Rakclng, Be~v. WyFndloam Charlas Hardy Hughes Deat, M.A.; Rector of Buebborn Wenton Dorael;. Patronl, Sir F. 0. Staoletofl, Bart. Rev. ,Tohn Lionel Derby. M.A., Honorary ...

... Newport, aged 30. G. Gaases, S., of Christiania, aged 25. Alexander Ed. Joy, chief engineer, of Bristol, aged 29. Walter Hardie, O S., of Glasgow, aged 39. Walter Pockett, O 3., Swansea, aged 22. Daniel Callaghan, doukeyman, of Cork, aged 45. Henrice ...

... coupled with the hope that they should hear no more of it.-Four lads, named William Morgan, John on p er, Albert Miles, and Thomas Dunn, were summoned for damaging a window at No. 8, New Quay, and assaulting Elizabeth Bowyer. The evidence was very conflicting ...

... healthy tone.l BRISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIANS.-Tho weekly meeting of, this beard was hold at St. Peter's Hospital yesterday. Mr.W.a Thomas was in the chair, and Mr. WV. Madden in the vice-, chair. There were also present Messrs.T-ioks, Pullin, Rarins, Jones, Randall ...

... upon tract for his brothers,L ~ luimen, Frederick, and David Cannon MeConnel-, and tie children of hlis deceased brother, ThomAs Houlds- wvorth 2icCounel, The will of Mr. Richard Milward, J.P. and D.I , late of Thurgaiton Priory, Southvvell, has just ...

... interesting meeting, at wvhih Mr. J. S. Fy presided. Addresses were delivered by the Chairman, the Revs. N. Heywood, Arnold Thomas N. Cornford, R. Glover, and Mfr., Hunter, of the Highland mission. The meeting broke up with many expressions of pleasure ...

... Wintle (deputy governor), F. G. liarAstt, RI. 0. Gardner, T. Gibson, d. l scott, w. Pearce, W. Madden, H, C. Stephens, W. Thomas, G S8 Tricks J. C. Withers, W. Taylor, M. Levy, E. Gay, J. A: Randall, 63. Morris, S. B. A4leopU . Dew, G3. Plain, F. Snary ...