... direction tiia Rrun*. wick Vault'. street, where James Hardy estnc t him and sai that his br-thef wished t • see Kim. Wttnesa went with hi-u into the kitch-n tV- Hruu'wirk Vaults, tad there saw Thomas Hardy and his wife. Hj owed the 1(K. and was a»k*d him when ...

... Game Trespass.—Samuel Brentnall and Thomns Brentnall were summoned for trespassing in search of game on the land of Mr. Thomas Hardy, at Nuttall, the inst. Fined 21s. each. ASSAULTS.—Harry Wright was summoned for ing Noah Hopewell at Arnold, and fined ...

... Manmne Aid. Lindley, Thomas M. Hardy, the Brunswick Vaults, Broad-street, was charged with permitting drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and with having his licensed premises open during prohibited hours on the 13th ult., .and James Hardy, his brother, was ...

... and Ezekiel Dodd, a nork butcher, were each fined 20s. for having a number of unjust weights in their possession, and Thomas Hardy and Chettle, both coal dealers, ior similar offences were subjected to penalties of 40s each. Maintenance Cases. —Joseph ...

... Thistlewood and Samuel Stockdale, of New Basford, were charged with stealing quantity of cabbage, value Is., the property of Thomas Hardy, Kii.iberley, on tbe 4th May. Pc. traced the cabbages to the bouse of Stockdale, where he tbem concealed in a copper. Fined ...

... fined ss. Allowing Cowb to Stbat.— Thomas Hardy was snm- 55—_ for allowing three cows to stray on the highway at Button Bonningtou. Constable Fox proved the case, and defendant was fined ss. _ftrasiaaUa A Dock.— Thomas HolHnsworth, living at Chiiwell, was ...

... Fordham appeared for the prosecution, and stated that prior to the date mentioned the prisoner had been employed by Mr. Thomas Hardy. After he left that geutleninn's went, to tho prosecuter represented that had been sent for tha musical box, which had ...

... , mi, solicitor (L). Green, George, 13, Huntingdon-street, maltster and licensed victualler (C). SAINT ALBAN'S WARD. ♦Hardy, Thomas, Floyd Villas, Highbury-road, Bulwelt, watchmaker (L). ST. ANN'S WARD. Green, William, 3, Northumberland-street, Nottingham ...

... Nottin him, solicitor (L). Green, George, 13, Huntingdon-street, maitster licensed victualler (C). SAINT ALB AN S WARD. ♦Hardy, Thomas, Floyd Villas, Highbury-road, Bu well, watchmaker (L). ST. ANN'S WARD. Green, William, 3, Northumberland-street, Nottin ...

... 10th of November, 1884.— Mr. Woightmsn pruesated ; the prisoners were not defended.— lt appeared from the evidence of Mr, Thomas Hardy, landlord of tbe Bruns- wick Vault*, Broadetreet, that on tbe day mentioned he saw the prisoners there. He weat into tbe ...

... OF SHOKT STOBlgg by tbo fellow log eminent Novelist, ,«. WILLIAM BLACK. MISS BRAD DON. RHODA BROUGHTON. WJLKIE COLLINS. THOMAS HARDY. JOSEPH HATTON. MRS. OUPHANT. OU-DA. Th* imposing army of front rank Autton *_ vwrks ora thu to be published in aucoeaaio ...

... Fordham appeared for the prosecution, and stated that prior to the date mentioned the prisoner had been employed by Mr. Thomas Hardy. After he left tfaat gentleman's employ he went to tile prosecutor and re- presented tbat be had been sent for the musical ...