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... regards that communion which he was deluded into joining. At the Leith Police Court, on Saturday morning, James T. Hardie, of the firm of Hardie and Co., merchants, Constitution Street, was charged with having forged a bill to the amount of £1,200, on Ferguson ...
... importance—whether it was lawnil for building societies to receive m?ney on deposit- The case came apon an adjourned summons by Thomas ebb Jones, an advanced shareholder, that might not be ordered to pay a call of £10 per share which had been made by the official ...
... defendant conveying the night soil at a quarter before ten o'clock in the morning. To pay 4s costs. NON-PAYMENT OF RATES.—Thomas Winter was summoned for 38 2d rate due to the Guisborough Local Board of Health. The amount of rate was now sent, but expense ...
... in question, the laundry was entered by sonic sienistanees to himself, and, fai • ling this, resi•nolly A butcher. named Thomas White, residing on Giles. pe. rsous who had gained access by climbing over a wall gate Moor, near the City of Durham. summons' ...
... fallen lately. THE MALT Tat-A large deputation from the teSelva FugUIRIZS ST A MERCIIANI. -Gn Saturday worming. James Thomas Hardie. Central Chamber of Agriculture. introduced by Mr. merchant, Leith. who was apprehended at • late Towline. M.P., waited ...
... naitned David KIelly, in the left breast. Kelly seas removed to the infirmary, and is not expected to recover. James Thomas Hardie, merchant, Leitli, has been remitted front the Leith Police Court, oit a charge of forging and uttering in the Balik of ...
... reluctance to so. The coos, therefore, will most probably be heard before Mr Baron Cleasby. Mu.viriCENi Bkhuertr. —The late Mr Thomas Smith, of Gloaoingall. who died lately at Avignon, hoe bequeathed £5,000 (or building museum, picture, aad sculpture gallery ...
... Rothesay, more than six iniles away. THE PROSECUTION OF Mn. HARDY, M. P.—Soon after the opening of the Stafford assizes on Saturday, Mr. Yering mentioned to Mr. Justice Lush the case of Mr. John Hardy, M.P., indicted for unlawfully and maliciously publishing ...
... consider payment of the costs sufficient—The magistrates fined defendant 10s and costs. REFUSING TO GIVE ACCOUNT HIMSELF. Thomas Pax ton, an elderly man, was charged with frequenting the streets for an unlawful purpose.—Sergeant McLeod stated that about ...
... one year and ten months, Adeline Matilda, daughter of Mr. George Jones, Allen-street, Albert-hill. HARDY.—On the 17th inst., Ann, wife of Mr. Jas. Hardy, of Gainford—aged 68 years. CLARK. — March 13th, at Killerby Hall, Darlington, William Bentley Clark ...
... only the pretest Session, question of the bell it, all the other subjects referred to in the report eboald be dealt with.—Mr HARDY sweated to thiv course, but in doing so did Dot wish it to be understood hon. members ea that eide of the House gave their ...