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... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes.-The forged bills were next taker, one of which had been paid to MIr Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr James Harke, h,'ilder, who had got it from Sproat, and the other one the 31essr; Swinney ...
... Socie'y opens with a well-written little story, Scarfaide. The anecdote corner is richer than ever. Frederick Arnold and Thomas Hardy contribute papers. Storied by French Novelists introduce us to Gaboriatt, the Poe, so to say, of France. The tale given ...
... without a copy of these spirited poems, and Messrs Long- man's editions certainly afford sufficient variety of choice. 3tr Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel. The first in- stalment of it will appear in the A42theSlc Montldy for May. MrrW. Bell Scott has ...
... Newcastle, ?? in freehand ,. Lee, J. Fergusson, and 1Y, L. C. Leach; in geometry: W. C, Hardy, excellent; Thomas Svwinney, and H. F. Charlton ; in perspective: Wi. . ~Hardy, excellent; J. IicLachlan and Tern J. Turner; in model : Sane E. Bell end Rlobert Swinney ...
... Son- 2nd, James Noble; 3rd, A. G. Browne. Cyclauens, lt, Thomas Pattl'on; 2nd, James Storrie. Pots of lily of the valley, lst, XX. J. Watson; 2nd, Nairn and Son; 3rd, J. Thompson and Son. Hardy primulas, IV. L. Thomp- son. Potsofscillas,.Neil Black. Table ...
... authorities, on dit that the lady will return to the stage, which she quitted on I her marriage. Colonel the Hon. Gathorne Hardy is going as second ia command of the Reserve at Cyprus. Colonel Harford was named for the appointment, but is not going. Among ...
... TrAGES. SEn ATL F. Rt. James's Congregational Church, on the 4th inst., bl the 11ev Henry Batchelor, Tour, seconrL eon of T'homas }.mley of this town, to BMasIC, eldest daughter of John Rees, G;osforth. Church of Divine Unity, on the 4th inst., Edward ...
... learning. The hardest rocks are made of the softest mnud, just so the biggest awvells are made fiom the smallest mnen. Thomas Hardy'a now novel is 'Two on a Tower. IF he refers to a newly-married couple, his spelling is erroneous. A prudent man, says ...
... and with regard to a paragraph in which the directors recommended the proprietors to increase Mr Hardie's salary £100 a year, he might say that Mr Hardie went to that Company as secre- tary in 1865, and that the amount paid in dividend was then £6,000; ...
... HaRTcOwV HILL, on the Sttl inst., in his 90th year, Thomas Lasiler. JARItOW, 2, Hill Street, on the 11th inst., aged 45, Hannah Jane, wife of John Carr. NORTH SSI£LDS, 32, Linaskill Terrace, Jane, widow of Thomas Ferguson, shipowlner, of Sorth Shields. CCLLEsOOeTs ...
... father's bouse on Saturday night. In reply to the charge, John Love said that his brother Thomas took the bag. Thomas said to John, Yes, you told me to reach it. Thomas also said that John took the letters and gave them to him, and told him to burn them ...
... BrSSN'FSS FAILURES, A l etitien was Mled in the Bankruptcy Court, Neewcastle, on batruslsv, by George Hunter Hardy, trading under the style or firm of Hardy Brothers, at Stepney, Quayside, and Byker, as timber ntrclhants, cart proprietors, and brick manufacturers; ...