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... ease, Mr. Froggatt read what purported to be the opinion of Mr. Alfred G. Hardy, one of the counsel to the Treasury, with reference to I the expediency of his proseoution. K Mr. Hardy now writes to say that the document! is a forgery, as he had never been ...
... assaulting Eliza Tripp. with whom he lived, by cutting her throat and beating her with a pair of tongs. At Hanley, yesterday, Thomas Abhotts attempted to murder a woman named Grocott, who was washing in his house, by cutting her throat. She is in a dangerous ...
... of about 50 mam~ers to the strength of the society. The society's judges ?? an4 batter: Mr. Johnr Thomas, cheese factor, Crewe. Farms and cropse Mr. Thomas Rigby, Darahall Hill Farm, Winsford. Horned cattle: hIr. James Dichennon, Bslcony House Farm, Upbollsnd ...
... 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, ...
... trotA Mrs. Gathorne Hardy, wife of the Chief Secretary fof War. Mr. Montagu Williams prosecuted, and Mr. Kelly defended. It appeared that the prisoner was a clerk il the employ of Aldme. Elise, of Regent-street, Mrs, Gathormie Hardy's milliner. The latter ...
... attended by the Ron. Iloratia Stop- ford and the lon. Mary Lgscolles, and honoured Sir 3 Thomas and the Hon. Lady Biddulph by a visit. The Bight Ron. Gathorne Hardy left the Cantle. The Duke of Oonnaught, acoompanied by a numerous suite, honoured the Gaiety ...
... globe five feet in diameter, and covered with flowers, a large rnthurium scaereriansum, and a beautiful ixora WiT hamsi. Mr Thomas Battensby, Hagghill, Blaydon, exhibits what is perhaps the most valuable plant in the show-a specimen of the cra mermockiana ...
... Durden; Imperial Measure, Mytongate, from John H. Walker to Thomas Barker ; KingWilliam Hotel, Humber. street, from George Hardy to Samuel Jessop ; Water- loo Tavern, Waterloo street, from Thomas G. Lloyd to James Morfitt; Eagle Tavern, Anlaby-road, from ...
... to places not in the Birmingham district, they should be prepacid at the letter rate.-I am, sir, your obedient servant, G. HARDY, Tiurc senems toheis wurhatsha thithertoree doubtf3,00.fo and it is clear that tradesmen (with a large local cor- respondence) ...
... and Officers 00th Rifles, Lient.,-ol. Looklbart is and Officers 107th Rogt,, Lieut.-Col. Hume and Ofiers 55th 1n Regt,, Col. Thomas and Officers 40th Brigade Depot, Dr. andMra. se Roade, Dr. and Mrs. Jameson, Capt. and Mrs. Hawtayno, Col. ea and Mrs. Edwards ...
... prosecuted, and Mr Skid- more, barrister, instructed by MIr T. Forster, defended.- It appeared that two men named Keeble and Hardy ,both in the pay of the police, had gone to the White Hart Inn and there made a bet with the defendant It was proved that the ...
... the Royal Army Clothing Depot at Pimlico. At the Shire Hall, Dorchester, Thomas Brime, of Fordington, has been aentenced to six months' hard labour for assaulting liis Teresa Hardy. Messrs Waddell, contractors, hare received the contract for the construction ...