... Besidis 3srvmsts MAr. Hardy and his wife lived in the farm- house alone. On Sunday evenxig, at six o'clock, Mrs. Riaxdy went from home to the Wesleyan Chapel st North Wheatley, a distance of about a quarter at a mile, leaving Mr. Hardy, the deceased, hi good ...

... Saville to Wheatley. He met with the prisoner, who asked him whether he was going to Mr. Hardy's. Ho told him he was, and went up the roadwith him to Mr. Hardy's house. As they were walking along the road he (wit- ness) picked up a stick, and said to ...

... Victoria Theatre, Waterloo-road; Mr W. Dougherty, Spread Eagle Tavern, Wandsworth; Mr G. Gabb, Duke of Edinburgh, Wimbledon; Mr Hardy, the Griffin Hotel, Kingston ; *lr C. F. Mouflet. the Greyhound Hotel, Richmond ; Messrs.Nash and Newberry, the Public Hall ...

... Bernard-Maw v. NValker-Andrews v. Joilin- Hardy v, Mackruees-Drake v. Deisles-Rese v. Ileat-Swin- bured v. Futvoye-Bnom v. NatiDonal Provincial Bank, of IIn land. Petitions, unopreaod iast: (Thomas v, Thomas- v nsbabgw Schools and f sheld and Uanhester ...

... Jaeoba-Gladwe~llv. Donle,.-Chambers v. Baysn- S heffiel at. Wrinkwa. homPrrdgeon. By tounee In harmne Walker-P~nickyv. Crik-J. T. Thomas V. ?? BRYwOn MR. :0srICS FRY, AT 1O0..-Mert' cause: Lewis v. Bniltheft-Sankey v. Smithett-Rogers v. Crabbe-Jones v. Da'vls-Wawrnaz ...

... ber-brother, John Keats, as a poet; Mary Lady Duffus Hardy, 5514, inadditaontothi ?? 1004 a year granted in 1872, in recognition of the historica, literary, and public service of her late husband Sir Thomas Paffus Had;Mm Maria Rodgers, 714, in ?? shervice ...

... who was the previous day committed on the a corouer's warrant charged with the wilful murder of I bis master, Mr. George Hardy, on the previous Sunday t night at South Wheatley, near Retford, was brought t betore the county bench, 'Retford petty sessional ...

... 13esememr Company-Chichester r. Cartan-Freeman's Settled Estate. BEFoni Ms. JUSTICE 1cY, AT 10.-Motion, by order; Learn- ing V. Hardy. Adjourned suimnonmses: Gray v. Metropolitan Railway Coospany, part hoard. Causes for trial: Wiatwell v. lRieharos, part ? ...

... -scrubs, and assaulting Charles Hardy, a constable in the employ of the Metro-. politan Board of Works, and Poliec-constahle. Fitz- maurice, who took him into custody. It was alleged that a volunteer called the attention of Hardy to the. prisoner, who ne~ed ...

... SCAL-DED BY AC(UP OF TrA. Yesterday Mll. Carittar, Nest lvent cororer,held an inclulist at the Admir-al HardY, Lon °t011Str ?? icD, ol the body of Thomas iletcher, aged ii months, san of parents residilig at 2S, Glenistertirlad East (ireenwtleh. On ?? %iastnigbv ...

... well, but afterisardst ill-used her. She lived with oN him at Brighton till lie was arrested, on other charges.- re William Thomas, prinicipal warder at her Majesty's ii puriso, Newgute, proved that on the 9thoI pilC87 ,the prsoner was convicted at the ...

... swear to him? Witness: Well, what do -yon thinkP (A laugh.) His -eice is sweeter-it is not so musical as it was. (A laugh.) Thomas William Wadsworth said he was a lodger of the com- piainant's, and a man lie thought was the prisoner lodged in a room near ...