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... illtreated pony Friday ist. The particular* have already appeared in these columns. committed for fonrtecn days. DRUNKENNESS. Thomas Hardy, seaman, North Shields, for having been drunk and disorderly Spiare yesterday afternoon, was fined and costs seven dap- ...
... week. Complainant did not 1 wish to press the charge. Defendant was fined 2s Cd and costs or 7 days. ALLEGED ASSAULT. Thomas Ogle Hardy was charged with having aa' saulted Eleanor Stephenson, whereby her arm was broken. The facts of the case were that the ...
... foil page and others half, al!' equally well drawn, subject* being pleasing ably selected. There is also attractive story Thomas Hardy, in chapters, beautifully illustrated, entitled “Tho Romantic Adventures a Milkmaid. The other items are “How Tankerville ...
... brawling In Union Street, Sunday night, was fined 2s and costs. Thomas McDouall and Stephen Hardy, were summoned for having been drunk and fighting in Collingwood Street, the inst. Hardy was fined 2s and costs, and McDonald, who did not appear, was fined ...
... Square. North Shield*, the 2nd May, the wife of Henry Clarke, a mm. Hardy.— At No. t. Toll Street, May Ist, after painful illness borne with Christian fortitude. Arm. widow the late Thomas Haruy, aged years, deeply lamented all who knew bcr.—lnterment on ...
... Camden Street, North Shields.—Advt. Captain Webb's Swim tbroogb Niagara and the Whirpool was very ably described by Mr Hardy Gillard, last evening in the Albion Assembly Rooms. one should miss seeing the Panorama and hearing a gentleman who has seen the ...
... Alfred Chivis, chief mate; Thomas Gall, engineer; Stephen Thomas Gall, 2nd engineer; Joseph Rogers, and Jos. Lock, able seamen. The lifeboat was manned by the following:—Wm. Thurlbeck. coxswain. W. T. Wilson, A. Emmersou, R. Hardy, W. Armour, Dodds, J. Smith ...
... Wolstcnholme.coachman. spoke hearing the shot, and seeing Thomas coming ont of the passage. He said, ‘‘Ob, Thomas, what have you done that fori'” and replied, “Min*! your own business,” had never ncard Thomas threaten Mrs Leigh.—William Dunn, gardener, gave ...
... were fined 2s and costs. John Mullen, William Crnddas, Patrick McColl Thomas Harding, John Short, Percival Alexander Hardy, George Johnson,William John-, son, Thomas Johnson. Thomas Cruddas, Owen Martin, .Alfred Green, Michael Barnwell, Patrick McGuire ...
... every description are regularly Sold. Where? AT “THE AUCTION ROOMS, C. MARKET STREET, AND IC, HOOD STREET. NBWOABTLE-ON-TYNE. THOMAS M. DAWSON, Auctionekb. EATING S COUGH LOZENGES An ever increasing sale of over CO years. EATING’S COUGH-LOZENGES. The Best ...
... nit,, was fined Gd and costs. Adam Hills, for having been drank at Seaton Terraco on the nit., was fined 2s and costs. Wm. Hardy, for Laving been drunk at New Whitley on the 22nd ult., was fined 2s Gd and costs. John Wood, for having been drank and disorderly ...
... POST FREE FOR SIX STAMPS. The MARVELLOUS WORK on COKSUMPTIO GEORGE THOMAS CONGREVE. Lodge, Peck bam. London. S.E. W' ATCHES, JEWEIXEttY. 51IULAN1. COUNTIES WATCH -Cor. (Ch«*ncrt house in world). Ladies* or Gent’s Fine Cry* otal glass heavy cased Watches ...