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... respect of the cost of the meaintenance of pauper lunaties He for the half year ended September iast. The tender of Mr. T Thomas Hardy to take down and rebuild the wall at the fir west side of the area in front of the Workhouse for 111. 18s. gf was accepted ...
... present W B Smith Esq (in the chair) 18 other Guardians erecting portion of a blown down in recent gale were read that of Thomas Hardy for the sum of Xll 8s accepted letter from the Home Secretary in reply to memorial from the Board respecting magistrates’ ...
... broken— Fined 20s and 20s costs Gross Cruelty to Child — Thomas Hardy Eliza his wife were charged at the instance of Mr Superintendent Coupe with an aggravated assault committed on girl named Eliza Hardy 11 years old the daughter of the male and step-daughter ...
... fluffy, James Caiffarty, Thomas in Linan and Patrick Rush, were charpd with similar offences, it and were fined 10s. arid ?? Towntsend was to was charged with a like offence, and was fined 5sa. and costs. '7 GAMES CASEr.-Thomas Ward, farmear, Croiden. ...
... and was taken into custody— admitted the charge but pleaded provocation Bench fined 5s the expenses Out William Hardy Thomas Wilkes Thomas Greatorcx three able-bodied men charged with sleeping in out-house belonging to Mr Mayer near the Cattle Market ...
... failing in this she went'across the hall to another. Thence she woent to the tall of Mr. Hardy and -picked up the teapot, and, whilst another woman was engaging Mrs. Hardy's sttention, placed tli pot under her shawl. When prisonerwas coining away 33 ivitness ...
... John Hardy, Pen of five eawe lambs 1,M.JnHad2 m *gl 2, Mr. S. W. Potter. Ram, long wool, I1n si ,M.Jh He~th ra en of five ewes, long wool, 1, Mr. John Hardy;2 r ihr at so Doar;, Ii.., Mr. John Hardy. Pen of five ew ab, ,M.fo JnBrw 2, Mr. John Hardy; b. ...
... not out ?? G J. Bearsley, b Marten ?? 2 11 9s F, Underwood, run out ?? 9 Extras .. .. 6 , r, Anldrewm, b S. Morten ?? 1v r1t Thomas W'alker, b S. Morten o 42 VICTORIA CLUB. a G. uemmingo, c Andrews, b S. Morten 18 d V. Neale, jun. . 0 ?? o 11 Polkey d r ...
... of he violence on the part of the ?? Bench, after col e investigating the facts, dismissed the case. Br 0 BAD CHcARACTBRc.-Thomas Collins and John Richards loe e were charged with stealing 75 lbs. weight of coeper, the yoi ; roperty of the Midland Railway ...
... c. 25, at Birchwood Chapel, Mr. Thomas Marshall, Pye Hill, to Drusilla, daughter of the late Mr. S. Swindell, Riddings. HAatDT-Petuer-Dec. 25, at the Baptist Chapel, Riddings, by the Rev. C. F. Jamieson, Mr. John Hardy, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. James ...
... 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 ...
... considered the case proved, and fined OIn ik in the defendant 109, and costs-IL. 2s. tid. in allt. SRU t did Thomas Limbert was summoned by Thomas Barra for hal ated, damaging hay to the extent of Is. on the 1st ?? .had plainant said that on the day in question ...