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... had died during the paet fortnight-viz., Police.constable 158 (Solomon Fratlin)} of smnut-pox; aud P~olioeaconetable 62 (Thomas Hardy), ?roml a violent assault made upon him by a man named Grady, w~ho was at present undergoing a sentence of twro mnonths' ...
... A POLIOEMA.W. ylast night, Police-constable Thomas Hardy (No. 0l) was' violently, assaulted in the Horse Fair, by a, mian who had bee taking part in a disturanice't ab publie-house. After, the assault Hardy wee picked up, in an insensible co ndi- tion ...
... MR. HARDY ON. THE GOVERNMENT. As was slated in the Post yeaterdar, Mr. G. Elardy, h.WP, was the principal speaker at the Conservative de- monszration at Bradford 2n Thursday. Mr. Hardy's speech was inrienszely ISvigorous. The Government of this country ...
... ollceoocnstsl,!e Thoma Hardy on the 21th nt,, whilst in the,'execution of his duty, in Bristol Road. Detectivn-sergeant Seal,, in appling for a further re- maikd,: stated that he~ did. net intend to oiler any evidence at present, and Hardy lay in a very ...
... GATHOiNE HARDY is known to be a very earnest Conservative-he has been zealous when Mr. Dis- RAELI was thought to be lukewarm-and he, if anybody, could give us a programme of the future policy of his party. Accordingly, finding that Mr. HARDY bad been ...
... College. Brice, Edward, Literate. Butler, James, M.A., Balliol College, Oxford. Castle, Edwin, University College, Durham. Hardy, Edward Ambrose, B.A., Trinity College Dublin. Holden, John Shuttleworth, B.A,. Trinity Coliege, Cam- bridge. Llewellin, Peter ...
... W. Leach; 2ad, Thomas Humphreys. 45.-Vegetable Marrows (beat rpeirmen).-lst prize, T. Barley, sen.; 2nd, Thomas Humphreys. 46.-Cucumber (best),-Ist prize, B. EL Eaton. 47.-Balsad (beat ?? award 48.-Herbs (four sorts).-lst prize, Thomas Baldwirn jun.; ...
... that to bh * understanded of the common people lIr.- Hardy's deli- ations. and explanations should form the subjeet of specialeduoation. The form which I have nowsubLitted, and which Mr. Hardy sanctione is. nearly' identical with msylast, but with I ...
... William Singleton, Chemical Works, Spring Bill (per Mr. Thomas Best); Mesers. J. Bradbura ead Son, Great Charles Street (per Mr. W. Baxter); Mr. Edwin J. Hayes, Ashley House, Handsworth- Mr. Thomas Hanker, Tanworth; Mr. W. L. Webb, kagley Read; Mr..John ...
... Divl- sl~ of the West Riding. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P.,Jfr. G. Ward Hunt, ALP., and other Conservative members were present. Mr. Powell responded to his own health, as the toast of the evening, and Mr. Gathorne Hardy responded to the toat of The Queen. ...
... Herts, draper. Thomas Ferdinand Olsen, Went Holborn, Svoth Shields, general outftter. ThowasTelfer andJohnTelfer, Causey lill, Hexhem, Nor thumberland, bay and corn dealers William Bowman, 61, West Sunnyside. Sundorland. agent. William Hardy, Fleetwood-on-Wyre ...
... assault upon Police-c6nstable Hardy, an last Tuesday right, while in the execution of his dutyin Buistol Street. DeteotivL-Eergeaut Beckley aid' that the *prisoner was chasged with violently assaulting Police. cnnstable Hardy on last Tuesday night. The officer ...