... representatives and officers, two of whom were coloured members. The officers were Bro. George Whitehead, G.W. councillor; Bro. Thomas Hardy, G.A. secretary; Sister Petterson, ?? Bro. William, ?? Bro. Johnson, ?? Bro. Christian, G.G.; Bro. Parkyn, G.M.; Bro. Nickles- ...

... c beI time, or the reason for doing the act. An oplsn verdict was returned. or ANOTHER VIcTn To DRINK-On the body of or Thomas Hardy, sopposed to be a coisnercial to traveller, who died in a lodging-louse in a loscomion-street on Tuesday night froi he ...

... were not described. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand a jury:- Y Thomas Henry Frean, corn merchant, Great Crosby, IC foreman. Ralph Peters, farmer, Astley. Thomas Alexander., marine superintendent, Bootte-cum- b Linacre. B William Samuel Brown ...

... to a heating apparatus in his coach- l onse. Mr. Iarber (town clertk-, office, represented the Corporation, and Mr. 0. ?? Hardy appeard for the defendant. The defendant farther connlained of the uanrsonablenese of tnU sunms of 15sa and £1 .0s for two ...

... IS cellar., China-st eet; Thomas Reece, 29, Sophla-street; Thomas Bibby, 12, Ropers-walr; Thomas Williams, 13 court, Eathbone-street; Edward Price, 14, Brighton-terrace; James O'Hare, S court, Hyslop-street; William Roberts, 93, Warwick-street; Martin ...

... a-t, wes ?? moned at the instance of ?Mr. George Ieunlfea, tesA clerk in the Town-clerk's office, for s.esattltX. a by ?? Hardy. A cross sumnoas v. as taken against AMr. Dungelfe for assaulting the deeentZ Cooke. Mr. Solly, deputy town-clerk, appeared ...

... New Swindon, Wiltshir clerk in Great WeSse Railway Stores Department Thomas Thomar AberhoddaPorth Glamorgushire smith. David Mrarsden, Hutclidsontreet, Mlddleaboronglz bricklayer, Thomas William Stevenson, Grovewhill, Middles. borough. accoantant. Peter ...

... ounce of arsenic for the purpose of poisoning rat-, to an elderly man who signed himself as William Johnson, grocer, Thomas-street. Thomas Smith, grocer, who signed as a witness, stated he knew Johnson by sight and noi by ?? Coroner said Jackson had not ...

... the tiband and badge of Knights Commanders (civil division) of the order. Mr. R. Edmund Harrison, C.B., Mr. Thomas James Nelson, Captain Thomas Cappsge Brace, R.N., and Mr. Algernon Borthwick were likewise introduced, and received the honour of knighthood ...

... 6st t; from the person or Thomas O'Grady, at Stockport, was sentenced, after numerous prior conviktions, to tiveyears' penal servitude. inifred Brogan, aged iO, factory w, orker, for stealing £2 and a bag irom the person of Thomas Lewis, at Stock-pert, tw~elve ...

... i By-B Mir. Hardy: It was ?? usual fur thle trainwaiting in the station ' to start on the arrival of the incoming I. 'atrain.-By, the Coroiner: It was the positive duty P Is; of statiornmesters to start all Passenger C I tbatn.B Mr. Hardy : Witness bad ...

... ornot. Itiwas, therefore s presumed that, in killing the fowls. Thomas had acted under directions from Mr. ling, who had no gun ,d license either. For the defence it was contended that g Thomas was not liable, as he was the occupier of land, 3t and that ...