... stabbing John Lynton and John Thomas Hardy on the 28th ult. at Barrow. The -prisoners had a quarrel with others, and, mistaking Hardy and , man named Owen for-the persons they Were after,' ashulted them, and used the knife. Hardy was atebbed in the arm, and ...

... that each party bear their own subsequent costs. ACTION FOn M1ALICIOUS PROSECUTION. eiardy v. Stevens anct ?? this case Thomas Hardy, cab proprietor, living at Grasmere, sought to recover daumages from Mary Stevens and Mr. William and Mrs. Moffatt. living ...

... i covered with blood 'and smarting from' the wound, struckn the viar. I This statemesit wai corrohorated P Iby. Mr. Thomas Kirkby Hardy, who was preient, oi and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could . not have 'been an acoident; and 'also by. William ...

... tatlor, stealing a gold guard. Two months' hard labour: Thomas M'Laughlin, assault. Acquittals: William 21'lianzie, 24, engraver, stealing type ornaments; Thomas Smith, 21, hooker, and Thomas Evans 19, striker, shopbreaking; Joseph Knight, 18, barinan ...

... Hotel, Bsrton; Ralph Barber, Coach and'Horses, Barton; Charles Crnsh, Chapel House Hotel, Heaton Norris; Thomas Smith, King's Head, Barton; Thomas Bradehaw, Bridgnwater Packet House, Barton; James Muskett, Wellington Inn, Barton; Mary Ann Thompson, Old ...

... named Hardy, a greengrocer, went to see what was r, the matter, and on his way up a passage c whsichleads from the street to the house, he met a s man who remarked, See what a mess this man has s done at the woman; he has gone upstairs. Hardy o ran ...

... Chorltoncomi.Hardy. Tiwelve months' imprisonment and two years' police super. vision: Thomas Grmeen, 44, labourer, for theft at Hey~vood on May 8th. Six months' imprisonmentand five years' police supervision: Thomas Doyle 23, seaman, and Thomas Smith, 23 ...

... costs. S. Thomas Ball appeared in answer to a summons 2e charging him with having, on January 1ith, occupiej Adground in Smithfield Market, he not being the irue. - diate tenant thereof, contrary to section 10 of the d market by-laws. Thomas Harbottle ...

... ounty Police Court, oa Mon- day, before Sir Join Iles Mantell and Mr. Thomas Dickins, Edward Poberts, mechanic, residing in Nelson-street, Rushinme, wvas eharged with assaulting Thomas Sigley, at lTlsholmo. According to the state- Imont of the prose Itor ...

... and when .the accounts V ?? he mnight hav, money to, repay to Roberts. He drew a cheque for £400 ir favoer tl3 clerkinamed Thomas, who transferred it to wjtaS aecount. 11e believed 'Thomans cashed the cheqau i 60t ?? ,forit, and took she 'gold to witness's ...

... Pendleton, who applied for a full license; Thomas Brigga, Old King's Head, Cha I-street, Salford; Thomas Dalton, Bol' Ha, Greengate, Salford; James Alexalider Hurst, Engineers' Anms, Chapel- street, Salford; and Fred Hardy, Rose and Crown, Broad'-street, Pendleton ...

... property of Thomas D~yson;- John Sale, E 18. brass finisher,'stealing a pair'of boots, the plroperty of C Eilen Yule. Nine months' imprisonment: Miiry Ann Abell, 42, n~o occupation, receiving property which had been stolen by her f sonl; Thomas Murray,,19 ...