... defendant, who wars ordered to pay the amourt (lOs.) claimed as compensation, and the costs. Thomas Harbridge, pointsman, was summoned for as- salltiUg Hannah Hardy a married woman, at Litchurch, on the 18th inst.-Complainaut affirmed that defendant had injured ...

... gocsts included ?? Earl wnd Countess Reinsure, Sir John eid Lady Hfardy, Sir I Thomas end lady lanteson. Sir Thomas and Misses (Glad- | stone (2), Mr. Lawrolece Hardy, Miss Hardy, bliss Cart- va-iuilt, Arehdeocoll IHolboach, li. Arthur Glaidstone, Mr. ITJohn ...

... having enlisted in the to ?? -TheMais.5 -heee Daniel Trayford was charged with being found on the bh lown premises of John Hardy, Siddals-lano, for an unlawful plr- Ps Ithe pose. It appeared prisoner wee fon ypoeuor, at 6T pome- lock in the morning, c ...

... failing in this she went'across the hall to another. Thence she woent to the tall of Mr. Hardy and -picked up the teapot, and, whilst another woman was engaging Mrs. Hardy's sttention, placed tli pot under her shawl. When prisonerwas coining away 33 ivitness ...

... assaulted him.-A fine of 10s. and costs was im- e posed. Is William Barton, butcher, Spondon, was summoned for - assaulting Clara Hardy, a married woman, on the 7th inst. O -Mr. Flint appeared for the ?? complainant If said she went to the defendant's shop to ...

... and costs. n Thomas Page, farmer, Draycott, was summoned for allow- e ing six calves to Stray along the highway, at that place, on d the 26th ult.-Defendant admitted the offence, and was fined 9,a total sum of 6s. and lis. Gd. costs. in Thomas Butler, carter ...

... assistant Hardy, and it was a document which, upon the face of it, would c on- vict both Dunn and Hardy of the offese of defrauding the bankrupt's creditors. the .greenent was dated 18th October, 1872, and purportod to be made between Henry Hardy, of Leicester ...

... resi- dence, was eharged with violently assaulting Thomas Deeston, lodaing-housa keeper, Thomas Strect.-Proseca- tor stated that between nine and ten o'clock on Friday nigbt he was walking up Thomas Street towvards home wvhen he was attacked by a gang ...

... would in future be made to attend work. The case wvas adjourned.- George Hardy was charged with assaulting John Heslop. Mr ?? Hoyle appeared for the defendant, who is a sosl of Mr Hardy, of Stepuny Saw Mills. The boys pull laths away from the stacks of timber ...

... ou a systematic courso of theft for some considerable time. VERY DltY.--27somae Smith (35), brewer, Latimer Street, and Th/omas fcsfey (21), porter, who refused to give his address, were charged with stealing a quart of ale fron the premises of their ...

... whatever on the part of Mr. Thomas. Fit, the S the clear statement of that gentlemanto M Lo that ha was buying for another party ; secondly, there was nlothinl in the nature of concealment of anything that it wosfthe duty of Mr. Thomas to mnake known to thie ...

... Smith, who was assisting in the house, states that Hardy became very violent, and knocked his wife down. The girl became frightened, and ran to her home a few doors off, where some time afterwards Hardy came and called her mother, saying that his wife was ...