... past week the Blue Ribbon Army has, with increased vigour, pressed its temperance psinciples before the Grimsby public. Mr Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, has each evening given addresses in the Temperance-hall, Cleathorpe-road, assisted at each service by the ...

... having given evidence, defendants were ordered to pay 103 each and the costs 9s 6dd; in default 14 days.- John Waller and Thomas Sellers, two young men, were charged by P.C. Hornby with being drunk on the Anlaby-road on Sunday, 21st Mlay. They were coming ...

... -January 17, at Hagley, by the Rev Kentish Bache, Mr H. Smith, uf the Trehornes, Pedmore, to Fanny, daughter of the late Mr Hardy, Lyttelton Arms, Hagley, Worcestershire. DAVISON-WI1L0JGIBY.-January 24, at the. Quinta Church, North Wales, by the Rev I. ...

... they ?? inquest had been adjourned for a complete analysis to be made of the contcnts of the stomachs of the deceased. -Dr Thomas Jackson was first called, and deposed as to the results of the post-mortem examination made by him, assisted by Dr Bell and ...

... to stand over. The business, it appeared, was established in 1866 by the defendant, Mr Richards, Mr Stephen Newborn. and Mr Thomas Johnson, both since deceased. In his affidavit the plaintiff stated that originally Ur Richards had brought in about £500 ...

... son of the late Councillor Wharamn, to Louisa, youngest daughter'of the late James Hardy, all of Hull. DEATHS. CRAWSHAw.-February 17, at York, in his 48th year, Thomas Crawshaw, of Hull, third son of the late James Crawshaw, Esq, Blossom-atreet, York ...

... charged with being drunk on licensed premises, viE., the Fox Inn, Ulceby, on the 14th January. Fined £1 U3s 6d including ?? Hardy was charged with drunken- ness on the 28th January, at Barton, and was fined 5s and 10s costs, and in default was committed ...

... WAxsTCoATs.-Thomas Musgrave, on re- ,t mand, charged with stealing three waistcoats, the pro- .t perty of his employer, Mr D. Farrer, Silver-street, under circumstances already reported, was further remanded for r seven days. THErT By Boys.-Thomas George Martin ...

... of war. The fourth volume will consist of reprint of Sir Thomas Brassey's speeches on Dockyard Adminis- tration. * The British Navy: Its Strength, Resources, and Administration. By Sir Thomas Brassey, ?? M,P., BI.A. London: Longmans, Green, and Co. ...

... charged with being a disorderly prostitute, was sent to prison for two months. TUESDAY. COWARDlLY ASSAULT ON A Boy.-Thomas Owens and Thomas Crawley, two fishermen, were charged with I assaulting a boy narmed Wm. A. Walker. The proseoutor, d who appeared ...

... Hol- derness, and was sentenced to eight months' imprison- merit. STEALING A WATCH.-Thomas Cotton (32) was charged with stealing a watch, the property of George Thomas Kennard, on the 27th October, 1881. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced o eight ...

... A MARRIED WOmIAN.-On Tuesday. about noon, a woman named Elizabeth Smith, wife of Isaac Smith, storekeeper, residing at 6, Thomas'-place, Great Thornton-street, was discovered by her husband to have hanged herself with a clothes-line to thestair-bannister ...