... Captain J. Toogood; vice-presideuts, Captain M. Brown and Caiptain W. C. Watson committee, Captains Graham, Cuttill, Vickerman, Hardy, Shetliff, Riches, Curtis, Smith, E. I Soulsby, Dyson, North, Watson, Monro, Northard. Hewitt, Leng, Holynian, and Dossor. ...

... 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 ...

... Craig was committed for trial, but the other three prisoners were discharged. A Ballinrobe telegram states that two bailiffs, Hardy and his nephew, were found dead in Lough Mask last week, their bodies being chained together. The tl victims of this shocking ...

... -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. ...

... above lodge, has been rein- stalled W.M. for the ensuing year. The ceremony was aeiformed li an impressive manner by Bro. G. Hardy, P.M., P,S.P.G.D. The W.M. invested as his officers the following brethren :-Bros. C. James Todd, P.M., P.P.G. Reg., J.P.M ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of Robebt Wilson, of Barmston, was charged with setting snares on land in the occupation of his master, on the 5th instant, Thomas Elletson, keeper ?? Henry Boynton, proved the case. Fined 21, including 0osts. BARTOIJ.' LONDON ARCHITECTbRAL BRICK AND TioA ...

... 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 ...

... that bill (ap- pla.se). In conclusion, Alderman Seaton expressed his pleasure at being ?? Cooper proposed Suc. cess to the Thomas Witty Lodge, and the Chairman, in response, referred to the interest which he had taken in friendly societies since he became ...

... at line. The line broke, but the shirt remained a fast to it, and the prisoner then ran iway, and was cap- k tured by P.C. Hardy. When searched a small drinking 0 glass was found on the prisoner, and in his house nothing n was found but several large ...