... 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 ...

... Lydvl- nderwood .v.ParnWoodroffev. Doulton-Bisning- ha _4rdVtordahire Gas Company v. Bateon-Turnerv, Ph lipson ltmash v. Hardy-Yearsley v. Roberts (2)-Toonev. Saron-Lewin v. Lewin-Lacey v. Lacey-GrelLett v. Wilkinson -Bruce v. Le Cerf-Lancauter v. W ...

... Mr. Hardy said besaide thoso mentioned there were present at the Pnedtetog ohis ton Mr. George Hardy. He was a salosman in the City. Rose were all that were present at the meeting. Mr. Besley asked if a balance-sheet wae ever published. Mr. Hardy said ...

... The new Conservative members were Colonel Drum- mend Moray; Perthshire; Colonel E. W. Har- court, Oxfordshireo Mr. Alfred Hardy, Canter- bury; Mr. Chester Master, Cirencoster, Mr. Philip Miles, East Somerset; Mr. Gore-Langton, Mid.-Somaerset; Colonel ...

... Destitute Sailors' Asylum, Whitehbapel, asl charged with threatening to nnirdot ~r. Thomas Gray, the Assistaut 8ecretary to the Marine Department of the Board of Tralde. Mr. Thomas Gray, assistant secretary, Marihe Dapart- ment, Board of Trade, said-I yesterday ...

... children; Joseph Hardy, wife and 6 children; James Gillingham, wife and ( 6 children; Thomas Harford,.wife and 2 children; George Russell, wife and 2 children; Charles Elliott, wife and I child; William Malin, wife acid I child; Thomas Smith and wife; ...

... Mqwias.-Cauees: Thomas v. UaoVll. port ?? v. Grant,' parxtheard- Matthews v. Cleckeits (by ?? v. Slater (by order).I .draihar oonD1dorstiosn; Wite v. Wltt-ILeaea v. Jame6s-mav v. Miay-Perring v. Tr'll-H1oopor v. Hooper-Trobilcock .I Thomas-Dutton v. Hoe ...

... parte Great Western Railway Cosnipaur -c (ReGate, oc ?? Haioes, eox parte Martin-Rte Lloyd, cx porte Ilerieg lIeardy, ox Parto Hardy-Re Jack, ox porte doelt-lso Whetl~ey, ox Porte Whentley-lle 13rockise- blank cx posts Brookibtak-Ro ay, ex parto Welohman-Re ...

... LoaD Pun'.:atLE-His Lord3hip will sit in Chambers at 11, and in Court, fur motions, at 12.-Motions (Caurt of Probate) : T. Hardy-F. C. G. Barker-Bigkitt v. Barton-T. H. Resp-Chatteris v. Clinton and others- Embleo v. Noble-CO:m v. Walker-Iloyd and others ...

... Pyrab v. Woodcoclk-Ghaslkel v. Brown-Talbot v.Talbot-Aceidental Death Insurance Company-Firs ADA.- hilator Company-Nutting v. Thomas. At 8a: Carlsle v. pry. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COUBTS, LINCOLN'S-INN. Ar l0.-133i'ea VIOS-CuIeACcLLOU Sia RI. MALIMns-14ot1ion ...

... Pillans-Puller 'r2Bge AT IO.-Common jadies: Xeters v. Tapseatt--Kendsfl v. Lon- don ?? Western 'lallway Company-Finne v..Thomas- - 1o'ldhill W. v Hnliry. Frands'-;1Byey ?? India anii :Cuia Tea 4lompauy-gaewis T.'Ovassden V.oateieins Tait. v. Simpson ...

... Srni-XNUS IN MIDDLESEX, Al' WE13Tb1N3TERt. (In the Bail Couct.) Ar I.M.-COMMOD,n 1nries: Andrew Y. Parsots-Nerney v. Htyman-Thomas v-. ,lwarde-Dear v. Walker-Williarrs Y. Earl of Hiardutokxo (No. 403). Tho Queen's Bench common jurors are required to attend ...