... prisoner's brother-in-law undertook to look after him, he was dii. a 01 charged. F ASSAULTII;G A COUNTY COUVRT DAITAIPP-John Thomas Hardy, t e farmer, Shipley, and Amos Sitson, hisl servant, were charged with having assaulted John Marton Henley, a bailiff of ...

... Thomnas rifithi,143. Kinge. lend road, brewer; Edmund Armitage Hardy, ], Oakflcld voaid Clifton, lituteoant-colonel; Joseph Hennessy, 3o, Riebimond terrace, Clifton, gentleman; John Thomas Iles, Clarence road, wholesale grocer; *James Dalfetib Laces, ...

... ;£23,500. for works in consection withhlie Ps water ?? Records Committee anicolnned the receipt of is letter from Mr. W. J. Hardy, of tie Public c Record Office, on the subject of this preservation and B calendarisng the Corporation records, icelidisg the ...

... and John Kilshaw. Childwall: Thomas J. Turpin. Great Crosby: Pobert Miawdsiey. LittleCrosby: Thomas Moly- neux. Fazaakerley: George Bell. Garston: S. Brookfield and W. Wilson. InceBblndell: Peter Lovelady. Kirk-by: Thomas Gardner. Lunt: F rederick Thornton ...

... Ilic polling for Cambridgeshire onened yesterday morn- irg, the caudidates being Mr A. J. Thoruhill (Conser- vative) and Bir Thomas Coote (Liberal). The weather was I pleasant and private carriages were freely used in the out districts. For the first hour ...

... Toxteth- O. park at least the hour of their political emanci- as pation would soon follow. Mr. HARDY, in his preliminary remarks, referred y; to Sir Thomas 'More's roeuance Utopia, and said ! ve that the name had come to mean what was im- es practical ...

... Birmingham, Esq. MosAsouTIVscIlatE.-iioihard Powell Rees, of The Fire, Aborgavenny, Esq. BmEcoNs1scaEcu.-William Thomas Lewis, of The Hardy,' Aberdare, Esq. Stinslcsirlem-Clharles John Morris, of Oxon, Esq. Dmncuysissassu.-Franois Noel Mundy, of Harlenton ...

... Yelloly Watson presided, and amongst other gentlemen present were :-Colonel Bowen, Mr. A. Dunnage, Mr. D. Cardi- nall, Mr. Thomas Moy, Mr. J. Fenn, Mr. Arthur Osborne, Mr. Constable, Mr. W. Tinning, Mr. A. Mumford, Mr. G. Green, Mr. H. Cobb, Mr. C. Thomp- ...

... adjitant. Reserve of Officers: Lieutenant Thomas EH. Khyber Payne, captain 3rd battalion the York and Lancaster, to) be ?? Duchy of Lancaster: The Gazrttl to-night states that the ?? been pleased to appoint Thomas Brooks, Esq., of Crawshaw Hall, to be sheriff ...

... furnished with all modern improvements. foi CROWLE. He George Thomas Sharpe% of Crowle, labourer, was charged at Epworth on Friday on remand with shooting we and wounding, along with one Thomas Cunningham, not to yet in custody, P.C. Dean, with intent to ...

... Blue Rtibbon Union. Mr. G. C. Prior presided over a lare attend- ance, and was suppsorted by the Revs. T. W. Idled- hurst, R. Hardy Ei. D. Braimobridge, nlld J. C. Sweet, Ptlessrs. E. Pond (Saubthanpion). J. B. iluddy.L.T. Peach (Ron. Secretary), an.dotherr ...

... Earl and Countess Howe and Lady Evelyn Curzon, Viscount and Viscountess Hood, Viscount Cranbrook and Hon. Miss Gathorne- Hardy, Hon. Roland Melville, the Right Hon. Edward and Mrs. Gibson, Sir H. and Hon. Lady Cotterell, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeune. Among ...