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... Auckland onL the 28th November, end was sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. Thomas Henry Los (25), smith, pleaded guilty to stealing two hammers and other articles, the property of Thomas Miller at Darlingron on the 21st December, and was sen- t~enced to 12 ...
... being struck by a piece of coal. From the evidence given it appeared the deceased, who was 21 years of age, was the wife of Thomas Pepper, a quarryman, residing in Dove's Open, Moaklwearmouth. Onil the 29th of November dleceased was stauditir at the door ...
... the property of Thomas Wood, Westgate Road, from the Central Station, on November 16th. THEFT OF METAL. A young man named Robert Cairns was sent to prison for two months for straling about 2 cwts. of metal from the premises of Blessrs Hardy Brothers. The ...
... of 15s, from the premises of M~essrsW. B. Wilkinson and Co., Elswick Court. THEFT BY BOYS. Two boys Fnamed Robert Smith and Thomas Ayre, were charged with stealing 4s from a little girl named Prince, in Budle Street, on the 7th inst. The cases were proved ...
... snow that has fallen is of great adlulvttai g to the hardy herbaceous plants in the ope-n border., actitig as a preservative from the frost. And in the same -Av t~e pits and frames containing lalt, hardy plants duiixi trhe winter, if the pres-ous severe ...
... Hi-Ho beat Dy-and-Hye Ift haiady beat King Pippin Rhubarb Wine beat Longridge, le Lad Hardy beat Commodore Hi-Ho heat Rhubarb Wins xl ?? I5 Sir A Myers's 1 k b Hardy, by Contango-Hepsy La-ss, and Mr IV. ,loswolWs r d. Hi-Ho, by Brother to Czesar-Cerann)~ ...
... Street, 'New- cestle, under the presidency of Alderman Hedley, chairmnan of the Board of Directtors. The secretary (M~r Win. Hardie) read the notice convening the meeting, and the report of the Directois SIwhich was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, after expressing ...
... last, and the f advertisement having appeared in the papers only on Fri- ?? Is and costs. WAGES DISPUTE. William Johnston, Thomas Loxsmith, George Gates, and George Yaddison, drillers, ere, charged with having committed breaches of the Employers and Workmea's ...
... -Mr E. Dobson ns (Mr H. Hyslop's) w be d Harper, by Fiery .Cross-Stainburnm Beallty] Mr W. Lee's r d Cedric, by Saxon-Martha Hardy, beat Mr HR. A. Claik's bk Yr d Champagne Cup, by Beardwvood-Belle of the Nook Mr Jchn CoXOn's bk b Calypso, by Elstree-Gipsy ...
... heifer and sicakler, £24 5s. Sheep, Edrrine ton Castle, 5i& Gd; New-water Haugh, S6s Gd; Lamberton, 59s 6d: Scramerston (Mr Hardy's), 59s; Foulden Castleoewes. GSa 6d: 'seuddylaw, 56s; L'nthank, e5s; Lethamn Shank, 56s 6.1; Billy- la~w, &bs; Hope, Sl2s: ...
... eating and drinking. To mix our eating, and avoid mixing our drinks, is a good maxim; but generally speaking, it is not the hardy or healthy who are continually analysing their meat and drink, and driven by panic from one dietary to another, till there ...
... e'd as g~uitei. Messrs Longmans and Co. announce an important work by Mr Thomas Brassey, entitled Recent Naval Adminis- tration. The same firm have in preparation Notes on Foreign Picture Galleries, by Mr Charles L. Eastlake, Keeper of the National ...