... beer. He (Hardy) told them that lie thoughlt they had had enough already, and should not give them any. Soon afterwards the two men went so their carts, and on arriving there they went up to Hardy and said that he should give them some beer. Hardy said lhe ...

... DISTR OT OOUHT5,i CALLOW, Jous TIoIMAs, and Jorn THsOMs SMsTH, 11etton, l1untingdonsbiro, corn merchants, July 7, at 11. HARDY, JAWES, Leicester, publioan, July 9, at 12. JoY, TJlOMAS JONAI, Great Ulacton, Essex, grocer, July 18, at3. lixsae, Jsist St ...

... Stanley Percival, Frederic Percival, and Thomas Helier Percival, the sons, the esecutors, the per- sonal estwte being sworn undcr 90,000. The will and codicil, dated May 29, 1874, and March 12, 1877, of Mr Frederick Thomas Turner, late of No. 8. The Cedars, ...

... his view of its real mean- ing. Nor is it necessary that we should enter into the more intricate questions raised by MR, HARDY in his reply. We believe that in this case the public at large will be disposed to judge by broad facts rather than by the ...

... ALn)ERMANIO BENCH has Mr. %n- been filled-up by the Council, and Mr. THOMAS ROD, past hi jun., is placed in the position so long and honourably the occupied by the late WILLIAM THOMAS Cox, Esq. The cent Ion choice is that of the Council, who, indeed, are ...

... lengs, Surrey, Improvements In printing cheques and other documents for the prevention of frand. Dated October 21, 187(1. Thomas Mason, Islington, Mldlesex. Improvements In appa- ratus for casting printing types. tated November 4, 1&70. John Dewrance ...

... indceo hIr. Hardy to prolong Col. Batweon's command of the First Life Guards beyond Lord Cerdwell's allotted ?? of five years. But they have proved nusuc- cessfl arnd he will be succeeded in due course by Colonel Keith Wreser. Admiral Sir Thomas Symonds, ...

... and display- ing such oratorieal powers as are not surpassed by any of wv his neighbouring clergymen.. In recognition of his hardi- g hood, his daring, and his imthenee courage in resisting the d decrees of ecclesiastical tyranny, it is now purposed to raise ...

... Wintle (deputy governor), F. G. liarAstt, RI. 0. Gardner, T. Gibson, d. l scott, w. Pearce, W. Madden, H, C. Stephens, W. Thomas, G S8 Tricks J. C. Withers, W. Taylor, M. Levy, E. Gay, J. A: Randall, 63. Morris, S. B. A4leopU . Dew, G3. Plain, F. Snary ...

... the to the Nor-tb Tiding infirmary.l-ci l SC3oroL BokeD PROSECUTIONS AT STOCEroN.- a Yesterday, at Stockton Police Court, Thomas r Oyston, schooliva'den, preferred charges against s Charles Watson, William Douglas,. and William lRobinscn, for breaches ...

... stealing a letter, and conspiring with another person to defraud Mrs. Gathorne Hardy of the sumn of a2o by means of a forged letter. It appeared from the evidence that Mrs. Gatborne Hardy's account, to the amount of 120, had been enclosed in an envelope and left ...

... Bart., Sir Percival eywood, Bart., Sir T. Duffus Hardy, Sir G. Gilbert Scott, R.A., Messrs. Herbert Barnard, WV. B. Barnett, C. Barry (President of the Institute of British Architects), . . Barry, B.A., Thomas Huankey, E. Howley Panler (Governor of the Bank) ...