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... sent to prison for six months. THE ADVENTURES OfA YOUNG THIEF.-John Holland ?? was charged with stealing 22.5s; from John Thomas, platelayer, Anlaby-road Crossing, on the 5th of last a' February. The prisoner had lodged with the prosecutor a] previous ...
... new Act, and impose a fine. Fined 25 ans costs. DRUNK ANTA DrSOR.DEZsLY. -Mary Tighe, Williao Staples, George Hardy, John Hawthorne, and Thomas J. Etherington, were charged with being drank and dils orderly, and severally fined. DISORDERLY C36NDUCT.-Jamnes ...
... by some brutal t hand. I Through a window half open one could cast a t look into the clean and joyous kitchen and see the 1 Thomas family united around a table, with clean I napcloth, supping from a dish attractive by its appearance and odour. They were ...
... T. Whipp, of Etton, seconded by Mr. a G. Abram, of Storkhi3l, That Mr. F. C. Marshall be i the secretary. Moved by Mr. Thomas Marshall and c ,econded by Dr. Whitcomnbe, of the East-Riding Asylum, That all subscribers of one shilling a year be members ...
... Highfield, Oswaldkirk, belonging to Mr. Thomas Stamper, the veteran breeder of Leicesters and shorthorns, The flock consisted of 24 shearlings, 9 two-shear, and 13 three-shear sheep, and all were in good condition. ME. Thomas Parrington took the highest priced ...
... labourer in ,the d employ of Mr. Thos. Yates Hardy, farmer, Aldbro. It I appeared from the evidence that the deceased was, on d T uesday last, employed leading a.nure about the fermn f o ccupied by Mr. Hardy, and that about three o'clock in It the afternoon ...
... stove and greenhouse plants-W Fall; 2, W Glossop. Six exotic ?? Rin%,ose; 2, Mrs Jameson, Cotting ham; 3, MrD WPi7on. Eight hardy ?? Jame- son; 3, Mrs Ring:ose;- 3, R Simpson. Six conifers, growing in ?? Gee; 2, no award; 3, Mrs Ring- rose. Four ?? Ring ...
... (Hull) Petty Sessions, held at the Town Hall, before Mr. T. Voase, Mr. D. Wilson, and Mr. H. J. H. I Pease, a labourer named Thomas Hardy, charged with being drunk and riotous at Cottingham, on the 31st ult., was fined 10s, and costs, there being five previous ...
... Twelve round 1lotatocs-I,3 D:fl) Worlaby; 2, T Clayton; 3, V Claytos; 4 J Fidell; .5. James Dent. Six turnipg-1,1V Waler. Thomas Andrew, Elsham; -3, G Brausisy n a ;: flowers-1, W WValker; 2, T Clyton;* .3, VT ?? Two white cabbnages-1, ThonrasRseal, Elshm ...
... elected for the forthcoming season :-r. A. Wood, president ; Messrs. H. J. Metcalf and J. Al. Squires, vice-vresidents; Mr. Thomas Holmes, treasurer ; Wr I. L. Shooter, secretary; and Messrs. S. A. Shooter-, J. Adlamaon, F. W. Watkinson, jun., H1. Metcalf ...
... favourite with the majority of readers, is more than usually interest- ing just now. The story of the Trumpet-Major, I ? by Thomas Hardy, has reached Chapter xxxiv., and is in just that stage in which readers of fiction most delight. Such a scene as the author ...
... seconded, the nomination of Mr. Massey.-Mr. Chambers moved, and Mr. T. Simpson seconded, the nomination of Mr. Battersby.-Mr. Hardy moved, and Mr. Newlove seconded, Mr. Hewson.- Mr. Wilkinson addressing the meeting, said much interest was felt in the paving ...