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... an inquest was hold before Mtr. Arthur Buchannan, coroner for the district, at the Royal Hotel, Redoar, on the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, thirty-thiee years of age; George Royal Taylor, tweuty- four yeers of age; Richard Robson, twenty-.sven years ...
... motion was carried unanimously. THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT RED CAR. INQUEST ON THE BODIE S. The inquest on the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, Richard Robson, Albert Imueson, and George Boyle Taylor, who met with their deaths through the upsetting of ...
... completely unfounded; and the Flight of the Duchess, as Mr. Browning might call it, is as inexplicable as ever. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing another novel. The scene this time is to be laid entirely among country folk. All who have read ' Under the ...
... by special train at one o'clock, accompanied by Mr. Alder. man Carter, Alderman and Colonel Sir W. A. Roses, Alderman Sir Thomas Daitin, the Righlt I-on. Russell Gurney (the Rocorder),the Sheriffs of London and Middle- sex, the City Remembraucor, and ...
... Queen on Wednesday by Mr. Hardy in the absence of the Earl of Derby, and kissed hands on his appoint- mnent as Ambassador to Italy. In the evening, the Italian Ambassador, Count Menabrea, Sir Augustus and Lady Paget, and Mr. Hardy dined with the Queen. The ...
... lie, and costs for 00 ?? being drunk anddisorderly, Jane Robin. & soni, of Standish, was fined 20.. and costs; Thomas Disley Z8 and Thomas Calligan, Lie, and coats each; and John Stun. o ton, John Astley, and Hugh Calderbank were each snulcted of! in ...
... Indies, &c,, anchored off this port at 3.10 p.m. to-day. Her dates are-Oallao, Juno 13th; Panama, 22nd: Jamaica, 26th ; St. Thomas, 28th; and Barbadoes, July 1st. She brings 202 passengers, 68 sacks of mails, treasure to the value of 401,106 dols., and ...
... PRACTICAL JOKING AND ITS RESULT. George Hardy, Leather-street, Chelsea. was sum- moned to thie Mansion - house, on Friday, for assaulting W. S. Binns, of 11., Columbia-market, Hackney-road. - The complainant, as plumber, and the defendant, his mate, were ...
... in make them efficient. Henry Dyson was ordered to r- py £2 nld costs, and Hoeny Stott, Richard Bibby, ; Thomas Cartwright, and William T. Hardy £ 23Y. c and costs, or in default two mnonths' imprisonment i each, these sunms including the capitntion grant ...
... any change in the relations of the sovereign and eet ;the army, and if it was also consistent with the ho IMutiny Act. h Mr HARDY replied that Her Majesty's name th was not inserted in the list of the officers, but at thE the heed of it, ais marking her ...
... arrived in Preston in two detachments be- t1 tween five and six o'clock on Saturday morning, under the si command of Lieut.-Col. Hardy. The men marched ad- al mirably from the station to the barracks, the women and pi children being conveyed in a number of ...
... A BOY DROWVNED AT MIDDLESBROuI~n.-About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, a boy named George Dale, 14 years of age, son of Thomas Dale, fareman at Lloyd and Co.'s ronwvorks, Middlesbrou.gh, was drowned whilst bathing in )F the River Tees, near to Stevenson's ...