Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... imprisonment: Rachel Briggs, alias Syers, widow, obtaining two sums of money, of £7 2s. each, by means of false cheques ; Thomas Smith, falsifying the books of his employers, Messrs. Claudius Ash and Co.: Alfred Edwards, fraud. Four months' imprisonment ...
... months' imprisonment: Rachel Briggs, alias Syers, widow, obtaining two sums of money, of £7 2s. each, means of false cheques ; Thomas Smith, falsifying the books of his employers, Messrs. Claudius Ash and Co.: Alfred Edwards, fraud. Four imprisonment : John ...
... and addresses the Editor. T. Law.—February Thomas Howard. —Inside. Edwin Griffitlis. —We have no record of such a statement. Emerald Isle—I. September 18th, 1867. 2. Conservative Government. Mr. Gatborne Hardy was Home Secretary. Honos alit artes. —There ...
... daughter of L. C. South J relict of the late John Deans—On Sunday last, »* sftr Augustus-street, Brooks s V 1 Hardie, for 35 years ' 1 wife of Thomas James : £ Lonsdale.—-At the inst., John, beloved 0 », Castlerea, County J KENWORTHY.-On the 16» his ...
... the 3rd April ; Thomas W. Harrison, 22, watchmaker, theft of two silver watches at Salford, the property of George Lenthall and William M‘Skinning. Threo months: John Hall, 18, barber, stealing, at Heap, a gold watch, the property of Thomas Fenton. Fourteen ...
... him into the house. Thomas Read said he was groom to Mr. Savile, Retford, and resided at Retford. On Sunday night last he went with Dr. Savile to Wheatley. He met with the prisoner, who asked him whether he was going to Mr. Hardy's. Ho told him ho was ...
... carried him into the house. Thomas Read said he -was groom to Mr. Savile. of Retford, and resided Retford. On Sunday night last he went with Dr. Savile to Wheatley. met with the prisoner, who asked him whether he was going to Mr. Hardy's. He told him was, and ...
... candidates being the Eon. Alfred Erskine .Gathurne Hardy and Robert Peter Laurie, Conserva- tives, Charles Edwards, Liberal, ?? Munro Butler-Johnstone, Independent. The reoult'of the poll was as follows: Hardy, 1,467; Laurie, 1,425; Edwards, 1,294; Butler ...
... meeting. The members were eventually elected, and tho districts they represent were follows —Brothers Molony, London United j Hardy, Hull ; Lackland, South Shields ; Lister, Leeds, and Hudson, Leicester. From the 16 districts nominated, Wakefield and Beading ...
... to the Wesleyan Chapel. After leaving the chapel at eight o'clock in the evening went towards home. Near Mr. Hardy's house he heard Mrs. Hardy and the servant crying out Murder. He ran into the farm yard, and saw deceased lying on his back dead, and ...
... William Barclay Heath, of Christchurch, son of the late Christopher Heath, of Gordon-square, London, to Lizzie, only daughter of Thomas Buchanan, Esq., of Wellington. the 12th inat., at St. Thomaa’s Parish Church, Stockport, by the Rev. Emerson Humble, William ...
... llth, at Nab near Bolton, the wife of Fred. Char daughter. «yft Bedford—Little.—On the 16th ' 08t -W. Chapel. Chorlton-cum-Hardy, by the * M.A., Frederick Samuel, youngest liy Rev John Bedford, to Maty daughter of Miles LitMe, of t Newton—BoßiNSON.«-On ...