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... THE CASE OP ROBERT HARDY. The Home Secretary has directed the following letter to bo written to Mr Haskcr, who has interested himself to procure a remission of sentence in the case of Robert Hardy, sentenced at the last assizes by Baron Pollock, to twelve ...
... THOMAS SMITH nnuonneo that ht h** pu-.k the whole the Stccli the l.te at Great Reduction from ori, Cent, at’l ha. determin.d *n s.ll & Prior, .e will eff-ci ■■mi,, ' •no*. The Shops will b, CLOSED ,1, FRIDAY, to prepne and ti oM.jv ,1:' Goode for the ...
... John Lawson, 18 Smithy Street Joseph Lawson, do Rev. A. Orombie, Thomas Street Thomas Tarnent. 9. Smithy Street Joseph Foster. William Street R. Swanson, Charlotte Street T. N. Tally, Thomas Street W. Emmett, Charlotte Street T. Alderaon, James Little, Cone ...
... Street E. B. Smith, do Robert Blakie, do Joseph Turner, (Thomas Street A. J. Palmer, East Smithy Street John Lawson, 19 Smithy Street Joseph Lawson, do Rev. A. Crombie. 18 Thomas Street Thomas Tarnenfc, 9. Smithy Street Joseph Foster, 12, William Street ...
... Joseph Turner, Thomas Street A. J. Palmer, tSmitby Street John Lawson, 18 Smithy Street Joseph Lawson, do Rev. Crombie. 18 Thomas Thomas Tament. 9. Smithy Street Joseph Foster, 12, William Street R. Swanson, Charlotte Street T. N. TuUy, Thomas Street Emmett ...
... Oxley and M, Arkley, BLAGBURN.,—At 21 Frederick Btreet, Bouth Shields, on the 80th ult,, aged 74 lun, Thomas Blagburn, last surviviog son of the late Thomas Blagburn, shipowner. HUGHES.~At his residenve, No. 18 Peoman Btreet, North Shields, on the 29th 11‘ ...
... following persons were charged with drunkenness: Thomas Thornton, 14th appearance, in Kudyerd Street last night; fined 10s and costs.— Joseph Fitzpatrick, in Liddell Street last night; fined and costs.—Thomas Ogle Hardy, 6th appearance, in King Street last night ...
... EASTERN* BOYS’ SCHOOLS. Standard VI.—I, Thomas Tomlinpon: 2, Robert Ebkdale. Standard V.—l. George Roberts; 2, Lawrence Husa; 3. Thomas Blakey. Standard IV.—l, Alfred Burn; 2, James Dugdale; 3, William R. Danskin; 4, Henry Baker and David Cooper. Standard ...
... cloth extra, Gs each. THREE FEATHERS. A DAUGHTER HETH. KILMKNY. IN SILK ATTIRE. LADY SILVERDALE'S SWEETHEART. SUNRISE. MR THOMAS HARDY'S POPULAR NOVELS. Small post cloth extra, 6s each. THE TRUMPET MAJOR. PAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. HAND KTHKLBBRTA. PAIR ...
... COLLIERY ACCIDENT WALES. TWO MEN KILLED. A sad accident occurred on Tne«day evening tbe Hardy Pit, in the Rhymney Valley. Two tun'.* men named Thomas and William Davies wmrr moving a fall of roof preparatory to spraggir:* wmi huge stone, weighing about ...
... brawling In Union Street, Sunday night, was fined 2s and costs. Thomas McDouall and Stephen Hardy, were summoned for having been drunk and fighting in Collingwood Street, the inst. Hardy was fined 2s and costs, and McDonald, who did not appear, was fined ...
... Wight. Standaid IV.—Frederick E. Chester, John Wm. Miller, Thomas Forlsm, Thomas Lowes, Ralph Rots, John Crowley, and Francis Vsnbsc. Standard Hl.—ThomasG, Leighton, John P.TurnbaP, and Thomas Brown. Standard ll.—Joseph Martin, William Donaldson, John ...