... AceadField, In ?? n Eeleston, half backs : I ~ ~ ~ ~~Poe HscBSt, Snmith, Hawkriiige, 20le keon n ith owrs C- in Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late, to of the Bengal Staff Corps, und formerly of the 3rd Bengial tb European Regiment die ?? Grove, Islewvorthi ...

... URoL, Q.C., and Mr. BARYER for the Dsfendants.-Mr. WADDY, in opening the case, said that about 1864. the plaintiff, Mr. Thomas Hardy, became tenant of the farm of Houghton Park,iu Nottinghamshire, the property of the Duke of Newcastle. It was one of the ...

... not fetch much by being sold by auction it was, on his recommendation, sold to his foreman, Efr. Hardy, for £101. The shop at Leicester was opened by Hardy at the -atter end of October, but it was afterwards discovered by the trustee that as far back as ...

... ELEVATION OF MR. HARDY TO THE 3 PEERAGE., : r Last nightas londots Gazet notifies that the. Qmteent has- directed letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of Viscount unto the Right 3 Eon. Gathorne Hardy, by the title of ...

... Inspector ought not to have interfered. Hardy haa been D ot in business for himself, and Mr. Hardy, moanufacturer, e ot his late employer, know this. Air. Berry produced e at invoices found in possession of Hardy, amd which pur- 1, s ported to show that ...

... Iuncaid Hardie, John Thomas Campbell, and William Aitchison Wilson, M.D., the sur- viving executors, the personol estate being sworn under £200,000. Tee testator bequeaths £20,000 upon trust for each of his three sisters, Elizabeth Hardie, Janet Hardie, and ...

... to come up. Hardy and another miner named Green were standing in the tub at the time, and Hardy fell face downwards on the wooden flooring of the pit-heap, with his lamp underneath him. On thebanksman going tothe, spot it was found that Hardy's iron lamp ...

... Conyers, tanner, Eirkstall Hrill, Leeds; Henry D. Deni0nn weighinez machinue mnanafacturer, North-street, Leeds Christopher J. Hardy, clotbier, 1, Bonr-lano, Leeds ; Francis M. Lupton, cloth merchant, 11, Welling- ton-street, Leeds; Stephen A. Marshall, flax ...

... Penketh-road, Liskard; shaken. Mr. Edwin Jervons, 168, Brook-street, Bihkenhead'; sbakeD. Mr. T. Hardy, 161, Friargate, Preston; shaken. Mrs. Henry, 36, Thomas-street, Liverpool, and two children ; shaken. Mr. Fredeyick Hayward, Coffee Honse, Carlisle; shaken ...

... Edward Parker (42), residing at York-road, was charged, on remand, with obtaining money under false pretences.-Mrs. Hardy, wife of Jqseph Hardy, a bricklayer and builder, Back Portland- crescent, stated that the prisoner came to her house on Tbureday last ...

... prisoners were remanded accordingly. in BRADFORD. oi EKBRZZLMIMfNT AT OLECiMRATON.-At the West Riding at Court yesterday, Jonathan Hardy, clerk, lately in the 01 employ of Mr. W. Blackburn, spinner, Cleckheaton, was g charged with embezzling 20s. The prisoner ...

... weight. The following were fined 20s. including the ?? Welsh, a hawker; Edward Hornby, Joseph Holmes, Martha Richardson, Thomas Watrnoug-h, shopkeepers of Churwell; Daniel Stephenson, Gildersomeee and Ge. Towrrerid. The summonses against James Wilson ...