... banns le the poor ?? fepie. ?? - that criminally these s:- directed an acquittal. ½' ?? nerv hcartlks fellow a.Z: l 1a- Thomas Hardy, 4- Sear, 1., - three mtoiths' hard labr .- -_ perty of Henry ohoiid, a: Ma-Z,- Aprl. James Joner. alias DaNi':- sentenced ...

... tongue being more than atoned for by Ionty's pro- ficiency. Last Monday wvas a black one at the Record Office, where Sir Thomas Hardy has for years been regarded with an affection very different from the mere friendliness felt by civil servants to a chief ...

... Hon. Douglas Pennant, h.P., left Penchyn Castle, Bangor, yesterday, for his London ?? The death is announced of Sir Thomas Duff us Hardy, deputy-keeper of public records. An editor offers a reward of five dollars for the best t atise on how to make out-door ...

... records, in place of lc his brother, the lamented Sir Thomas Duffus *h Hardy. ?? Helr Act ?? -Marsden, so aged 14, piiceer at Messrs. Thompson's, Holhn Bank t0 Mill, Blaclburn, attempted to jump on a hoist which was in miotion, yesterday morning, in the third ...

... earcase butcher. Thomas White and Frederick Campbell, New Bend- street, Lnndon, goldsmiths and jewellers; also the separate estates of Thomas White and Federick | Catopbell. Maurice Benjamin. Crutched Friars, London,merch1nt. Thomas Peck, Walworih, London ...

... and boot and shoe maker. Thomas Hgrrinson, Leeds, eoal and provision dealer. James Hardy and Charles W. Hardy, Leeds, fruiterers and game dealers, trading as James Hardy and Son, and also as cab proprietors, as Charles Walker Hardy; also the ...

... gird themselves. Nor eppartntly does the Stock Exchange. To-day the city has been very gloomy, all the more so because Mr. Hardy stated Isst night that some of the sim millions would undoubtedly be acent. As for last night's debate, it was historic. Never ...

... -F Philip Pleydell Bonverie, of UOUXY O SOTRAMTON-ffWilamn Nicholson, of Beasig Park, Alton, EBqa SrATAoFnFOaRnDR.-ir John Hardy, of DuntaU HSU, - Bnrton-upon.Tent, Bert, GSUFFOrI- Sir Brancis- Robert Sherloek. Lambert webc, of ienscre, Bcrt. BREY.-Robert ...

... business. Eiz2abeth W. Hardy, South Shields, dealer in Berlin wools and fancy goods. Jane E, Purnes, South Shields, trading under the name of James Stales, as grooer and provision dealer and beer et'ailer, and eaecetrix of Thomas B. Purnes, iate iof South ...

... Warwickshire, farmer. Thomas Icke, Wolverhismpton, grocer and tea dealer; tradina as the London Market Tea Company. Edward Mavon and Thomas Herbert Kingsford, Wolver- hampton, wine merchants. Also separate estates of Edward MTaon and Thomas H. Kingasford. ...

... Sherliker, Preston, provision dealer, fruiterer, and butcher. Thomas Laird, sen., Thomas Laird, jun., trading as Laird and Son, Lower Broughton, Lancashire, builders and contractors. Thomas Btarnett, Salford, Lancashire, grocer and beer- seller. Charles ...

... points at this and other stations where passenger trains are fre- queutly shunted. At Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Saturday, two man -Thomas Bull, described as a waiter, and William Baker-were remanded on a charge of stealing a travelling bag and its valuable contents ...