... steel with a lathe, when a sdenl flewrin his eye, badly cuttingthe pupil. aeg ico attended to at Poplar hospital. Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 23, a labourer, w 4,3, Rsopemakers'4feld5, Limehouse, employed st th dry docks, elether's wharf, was taken to the ...

... amide fractu red lila shll,, He Was. f~olud ruebe sumtferitig from conoemssioli of the brais aed Otte einjoriea.6 Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 42, a Iaboare, 4 living at Braintree, iil Essex, seas son his wa..m 1. -iwe Londots atrit a hay waggo, s-e.i getusog ...

... of 15, Collingwood-street, Tottenhan were charged on remand with cruelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13; William Hardy, 11; Ads Hardy, 8; and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not Providing them with necessary food, whereby injury to their health hats ...

... ess, on Monday, on a charge of fstabbing John Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, Ivllo they mistook for othern men with whom they ihad been 6liarrellilag. At the Stafford assizes, on Monday, Thomas Care. less, sawyer, and William White, carter, were con. ...

... hitherto. TiM RAID ON A CLUB.-Bdgar Henry Hardy, 24, clerk, of Tilia-road, Hackney; Henry Stenning, 38, clerk, of Columbia-road, bhoreditch; Richard Gullis, 43, wood turner, Gascoigne-place, Hackney; and Thomas White, 26, draper's assistant, Hackney-read ...

... Daniel O'Connell French, Q.C. (Gladstonian Liberal), and - Mr. Thomas Wodehouse Legh (Conservative Unionist). The poll was declared as ?? (C), 4,062; French (G), 3,355; majority 707. Mr. Gerald Hardy (C), and Mr. S. Evershed (G) were nominated on onday for ...

... police magistrate. Mr. Kennedy was called to the Bar in April, 1870. The Rev. Charles Hardy died on Monday at Victoria-park, Dover, the residence of his son, General Hardy. 'he rev. gentleman was 99 years old. At Cardiff, on Monday, August Blemat, cashier ...

... nessed on Sunday at Rampton. The vicar of the parish (the Rev. Arthur Hardy) had, with his family, gone to the South of Eng- land for the benefit of his health, and the Rev. Edwin Thomas James Marriner had been left in charge. From some cause or other not ...

... eet, Princes-road, Lambeth, was admitted to St. Thomas's hospital yesterday afternoon, having been seriously injured on the chest and body, through the upsetting of a dish of scalding soup. Sarah Hardy, aged 3.2. of Peabody's-boildings, Westminster, was ...

... ction, pulled a cup of scald. ing tea over her, and was severely scalded She w taken to St. Thomas's hospital. George Thomas was yesterday lying in St. Thomas's hospital, suffering from internal injuries, It appears that the unfortunate man jumped ouet ...

... ascending some stairs at Whitley and was killed, sustaining concussion of the brain. Three men, named Roland Hill, William Hardy, and Thomas Whittaker, were fined 20s. and costs each, at Wolverhampton, on Monday, for committing wilful damage on certain land ...

... Ellis, 1.P.; Lord Algernon Percy, Mr, Leveson-Gower, and Mr. Bucknill, Q.O. The unsuccessful included Sir 0. Cavenagh, Sir Thomas Farrer, Viscount Midleton, Lord Knutsford, and the Hon. St. John Brodrick. The following were the results of pollilngs in ...