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... before her TBE DATE OF THE ATarAtAstAw CREcxs.-In the anonual Sol report of the Deputy Kee~per of Public Records, Sir Thomas up Deffus Hardy writes:-I had the honour to state to your pri Majesty in my last report that two fac-similes of the Greekc tho teto ...
... inquiries, and on Thursday morning went to I l the house of the prisoner Hardy. They searched the *t house, but could not find any of the missing property. It I d was found that Hardy was employed at the elation, and - Davis then went to him and charged ...
... 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 ...
... es of pro- Sl ficiency, 43; satisfactory, 132; total, 197. The following al obtained- .s IST GRADE PRIZES. tc Freehand-R. Hardy, Edmund Jophson, F. Moorly, William Saxton, William Smith, William Wardle, Henry Warm, J. S. Wheatley. Model-Arthur J. Barnesby ...
... It hatd been stolen. The he '.bobts'were found at Hardy's house on the following 'day, and Hardy. said that Jackson bad Istolen them. Jackson isnow denied the theft, saying he left the house with Hardy, bie who seeing the~bundle'took itun and unwrapped ...
... but as they thought Sharp wae acting improperly in I a, detaining the goods they should not allow any coBte. _ e, Frederick Hardy, elastic weaver, wat sum oned for tree- p Id passing in pursuit of game on land in the occupation of Mr. a a- J. W. Morley ...
... from Frank Blackwell to Wm. Knowl- th son; the Durham Ox, Burton-road, from Ann Mather to Be sta, W. H. Hardy; the Mundy Arms, Mundy-street, from I Thomas Smith to Chas. Lands. idy A young woman, named Ann Booth, was charged with i last a air of boots, the ...
... Withington manufacturer Hornby Pendleton manufacturer Thomas Manchester commission Briggs Thomas jun Manchester manufacturer Thomas Manchester Brinsley William Moot Stockport gentleman Brindley Thomas Stockport butcher Bickhain H Manchester patent card ...
... property, appointing George Hardy of LS his executor. As such George Hardy had to pay her an is )f annuity of 41. a year on a note of hand, and this be did cc regularly during his life. The present defendant, Mr. R. se Hardy, had paid one 41.-as -was now ...
... prisoner Hardy employed at Midland Works him coinb ring fonnd from the given by quantity of the articles in the chimney at father’s house where Concealed them of bottle of pomade were afterwards to the police by youth they had been by Hardy police went ...
... :-Wn. Barker, Win. S. Brunt, Thomas o Bradley. Louisa Crighton, Wun L, Carter, C. M. Greensmith, S. Garten, Eliza Groom, W, G. Haslam, Clarice Hall, F. B. Hall, P. J. Hammond, Charles J. Horobin, Elizabeth M. Holt, G. E. Hardy. Jeremy Hird. W. C. Keene, ...
... hard labour. e RoBBERY AT CHESTERFIELD. Joseph 1caxweil (30), bootmaker, was charged with steal- ing 7s., the property of Thomas Rice, at Chesterfield, on t March 24th. Mr. Ward prosecuted; the prisoner was un- defended. The men had been drinking at the ...