... ollicers for thu ensuing year resulted as follows ?? Mir. Thomas Hardy . GW. ?? the 11ov. J. Preston ; ?? Mrs. G. NV. Keesey; ?? the Itev. Robert Howard; G Fred. Tibbitts, Messrs. Preece, Hardy. and Tibbitts were elected representativos to the Worthy Grand ...

... AceadField, In ?? n Eeleston, half backs : I ~ ~ ~ ~~Poe HscBSt, Snmith, Hawkriiige, 20le keon n ith owrs C- in Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late, to of the Bengal Staff Corps, und formerly of the 3rd Bengial tb European Regiment die ?? Grove, Islewvorthi ...

... Year Book, and of his other literary works, 1001. Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, lite- rary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, 1001. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melvill ...

... GRANV JURY, Messrs. Thomas H, Hardy (foreman), George Atohison, Robert Craig, Franole Dinsmore, John Gault, Daniel Kinney, Wm. Robinson, Samuel Smylle, Wmi Thomson, Wm. John Cameron, Hagh Fulton. Samuel Gray, John Hanna, jun.; Thomas M' llerry, George Smith ...

... sometimes when I went to w ark on the estate John Nicholson, joiner, Corbridge, 42 years old; Thorias Alcroft, 39 years old; Thomas Hardy, platelayer, Dilston, 60 years old; Joseph Atkin, draper, Corbridge, 59 years old; William Ridley Carr, firebrick manufacturer ...

... THE TSbTY H iia HOSPITXL. - B A~lexan.-er Colby. a youn rnn.w.carged with n.witl other man inlstealinj a actepoerty of Thomas d~ 'Hardy, 'ianinmate of ?? opta.'h men weea- employed to casm eki ad' om and immed~iately after they lef b the watchwsmse. l Prisoner ...

... Andrewe, Q 0,; and Mr. Dodd (Instruoted by defendant In person). The following jury were sworn to try the onme:-- 3 Thomas L. Hardy (foreman), Andrew Dolg, Alex, Shannon, John Trompson, John Gillespie, Jainen .ierkwood, Wn. Shal Jan.; John Carthb, Robin ...

... Joseph Hardy in the sum of £31, which included the £24 paid r to the Wesleyan Day School, £4 to the, guardian of the 4poor, aud £3 to the parish clerk. It was stated in court lthat Mr. Hardy had an indemnity of £24 paid to the schooL Mr. Hardy showed ...

... almost succeeded in accomplish- iug. Robert H~ardy, shipwright, of 11, Fairless- street, Newcastle, has been a felow-worknman and intimate acquaintance of Doubleday for five years. The latter often complained to Hardy about his wife's conduct. He accused her ...

... £o4b , Bes. muin Thomas ?? JTena were elzrge{ wit4 stealingapple irnsthe grdnof Cc.PnT boys were.caught in the garden, ~e mdy1 Thursday, and handed over to the pi apples -in their Dockets. This, ben thedra offence of Roberts and Thomas they w le off with ...

... Smith, who was assisting in the house, states that Hardy became very violent, and knocked his wife down. The girl became frightened, and ran to her home a few doors off, where some time afterwards Hardy came and called her mother, saying that his wife was ...

... Inspector ought not to have interfered. Hardy haa been D ot in business for himself, and Mr. Hardy, moanufacturer, e ot his late employer, know this. Air. Berry produced e at invoices found in possession of Hardy, amd which pur- 1, s ported to show that ...