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... peasantry of various parts of tire Uinitedt Jingdooi. Mr. Thouras Hardy is to do the Doreetshira hibourcr, Mrs. Oliphant the bkye crofror, and Mr. Justin McCartby the Irish cottier. Mr. T. Hardy's Itew novel, Two oen a Tower (which first appeared, by ...
... New Cries Btr» : Annie Bolton (13), 78, Tod rr Street Tom Waddlogtoo (30), Oaka Fold. Elirsbetb Carroll (16 .17. Gay Street Thomas Dlrkan (11), 77, Orenby Street lather EUggins (17), 48, Broom Suaat. Spraiaad Mary Farley (20), 27, Graitoo Btreet Severely ...
... appealed tbe deohion cf jaatleea of B/anfotdin retu«iog to bit license. M«- Kt re haw M»* Fen»/ick the appelUut, Gene »ted Hardy fo* tbe r***p>ud>«a?s. Toe appeal beard afleatane, but a-» the bench equally dividtd the case was adjourned these sessions ...
... a regrets the severance, both Colonel Hardy and 'Mr flarni having always striven to make the soldiers and their wir - .S comfortable in quarters. Colonel Probert (late 9th he-gi: s ment) will succeed Colonel Hardy in command, =D , o indeed, has already ...
... of the omnibuses, was fined 40*. for having allowed persons excess of the licensed number ride the outside of bis omnibus. Thomas Mirth a, a condnc of one of the tramway cars, was also fed 5s for having allowed two persons ride the iteps of his car. BRUTAL ...
... head, contusion of side of face, compound fracture of left leg. aud dislocation of left ankle. 2 4. Vlarv Ellen Wilson (28), Hardy-street; uiarnea. Fracture „ of base of skull and left ankle. 25 - John William Kainsbottom, Cote wall-street. 2 «- Vnhur (12) ...
... Thompson, s imitation sealskin Six Months'.—John Smith, alias Thomas Johnson, stealing lis. ; Bridget Blanche, s. a shawl, Chasies Eilerby s a chimney-sweeper * machine. John Woodhead, alias John Thomas breaking into a mill and s a quantity of lead and money ...
... Writtenholme, coachman, spoke to bearing the shot seeing Thomas coming out of tbe passage. He said, Oh, Thomas, what have you done that for and be replied. Mind your own business He bad never beard Thomas threaten Mrs Leigh gardener, gave corroborative evidence ...
... Ansdell,:of Eearsley Moss, who was ehot on Thursday by Abraham Thomas, valet in the same employment, was held at Kearsley, before Mr. J. B. GDEai (Conutv Ooroner), the .Deputy-Coroner kMr. W. Hardy) also being present.- Captain Ansdeld was first cealled, andeaid ...
... following o*der:— RirBEBENTATIVKa OF THE FIRM OF HIBD, DaWBO*. & (afoot), including Lawrence Hardy (Low Moor), Charles Hardy (Chilbam C*a\le, Kent), Mr Herbert Hardy, Mr Dawson, Mr W. Nugent Smyth. Roaland Child (Wakefield), Arthur (Leeds), Mr Berkeley Paget ...
... excellent and extensivelypatron BOIKL, called the Lion, situate in the very best port of Carlisle, and now lo the occupation of Thomas Turner. The Hotel is of csmparat'vely recent oonstroetloo. it Is exceedingly well built, and'taruswithlu ore mluuta's walk ...
... Left with early poswesston. all that excellent and HOTEL, called the Bed Lion, beat part of Oar and now in the oocnpaMou Mr Thomas Tuner. The Hoteltaofusmpmrartvely recentsposttrnrttoa. Is weU built, and stands within one mlnnle's walk of the railway itatlcm ...