... On Saturday afternoon an inquest was held by the Borough Coroner, at the Golden Eagle Inn, Lodge Road, on the body of Thomas Hardy (63), a police-constable in the fiart division of the Birmingham constabulary, who died on the 2nd inst., from the effects ...

... upon Police-constable Thomas Hardy, ou the night of the 29thult., while in the executionofhisdutyinBrlstolRoad. Police-constable Cooper applied for a remand until Thurs. day next. He should then be able to go on with the case. Hardy, he 'was afraid, would ...

... Harrison; the Golden Eigle Inn, Swallow Street, from James Smitth to Thomas Hardy; ?? Brewery, Scholefield Street, from William Taylor to John Ford ; the Rose and Shamrock Inn, Thomas Streeit, from the adimiutstrat;ix of Edward Woolley (deceased) to Sarah ...

... JOHNaO:I V. SMITH. Plaintiff, who calls himself at ' professional jockey, living at Nottingham, sought to recover from Mr. Thomas Hardy Samithl, farmer, Ambaston, the sum of 81. 8s. for riding two of his horses at Dei-by steeplecliases on the 14th March, ...

... 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 ...

... in Derby undor the new Act.-Prisonor was fined If. and costs (one-fifth the full penalty), or one month's imprison- wuent. Thomas Holmes was charged with assaulting John Dexter ou Monday night, when the officer was in the exe- cution of his duty in the ...

... apprehended on the 11th inst. at Derby by Inspector Hardy.-Prisoner now pleaded guilty, but begged for mercy on account of his wife being at the point of death.-Com- mitted for three months, with hard labour. Thomas Wilmot, labourer, of Duffield, was summoned ...

... great quantities, particularly in the neighbourbood of the faults, many of which were in the pit. He was convinced that Hardy's jig' was the plaeo where the explosion took place; and he gave as his opinion that gunpowder should not be useddn any mines ...

... ilist. Tle followilg persons were liuied for drunkenness:- John Wilmot, latbourer, Duffleld, 10s.; Joseph Hardy, labourer, Al vastn, .5q.! Thomas ?? lace haud, Long Eaton, 5s.: Willianm ladley, Compositor, Derby, 5s. ; Vmi. Wolkzer, labouror, Derby is ...

... LOCAL POLICE NEWS. Onl Wedlnesday, at South Shields, John Hardie, agent, Bcdetktc Tyne Duckvwho was bronght up on remauud oil a charge of having embezzled the sum of 17ls, the monies of Mlr Alfred Hlumel. *II the 2nd July, waiS discharged for want of ...

... convicted, for trial. o ?? ftelt Mr rdel.PC midnths'lhard labour. 8 ~~~THURSDAY.I ) Present-MNessrs. C. 3. Thomas and C. Nash. I ,Henry Hardy Jones, a young man, was brought up on Iremiand, charged with having forged the acceptance to a, d rseaman's ...

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