... labour, and to five years' detention in a reformatory. STEALING H ?? the Couuty Petty Sessions, Rowland Hill, William Hardy, and Thomas Whittaker, all of Salop Street, were fined 20s. and costs for entering the land of the Misses Wright, at the Leasowes ...

... Foreign Banker 13,544,978 Hugh MeCalmont, of London. Merchant 3,121.931 Lord Wolverton, o! London, Banker 1,820,838 Sir John Hardy, of Staffordshire, Coal and Iron Master 1,033,482 Sir William Miller, of Berwickshire, Merchant 1,023,000 £10,843,730 In twenty ...

... the presence of a crowded audience. Tbe ohief feature in the exoellent programme provided was the sing- ing of Miss Naomi Hardy. She rendered From mighty Kings in a f aultless manner, whilst in I dreamt I dwelt she was equally successful. Both ...

... Sauel Att- wood; Beehive, Bath Row, to Henry Thomas Baynham; Rovai Oak, Essington Street, to George Henry Barton; Bailey Mowv, Great Russell Street, to Samuel Clutter- buck; Globe Tavern, Hope Street, to Thomas Cheshire; Coach and Horses, to Charlotte Louisa ...

... Charles Grant, Miss Florence Grant, Professor Gray, Miss Lillian Grey, Mr George H. Griffiths, Miss Nellie Hague, Mr Clarence J. Hardy, Mr H. Harley, Miss Lilly Harcourt, Mr Frank Harris, Mr Richard Harrison, Mr Cyril Hartland, Miss Ada Harvey, Mr Frank Haydn ...

... ascending some stairs at Whitley and was killed, sustaining concussion of the brain. Three men, named Roland Hill, William Hardy, and Thomas Whittaker, were fined 20s. and costs each, at Wolverhampton, on Monday, for committing wilful damage on certain land ...

... Politicians were ex(ceedingly few in number. l Literature was represented by Mr. Browning, Mr. Lecky, Mir. William Black, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mir. Wilkie Collins, Mr. Rider Haggard, and Mrs. Hurmphry Ward, science by Mr. Hudxy le the drama by MIr. Irving; and ...

... prisoners 653 have been to Sundav school, and that every one of the ascribe hifs or her fall to drink. The remains of the Rev. Thomas Russell, ore of the founders of the Primitive Methodist Connexion, who died at Dover last Thursday, were yesterday removed ...

... Nadin. Winshill ; John Prince, Foston ; George Roper, Newbold ; James Sninro rfi-ld. Lin'on ; Christopher Slack, Hayfield ; Thomas Varcham, Strelton- en-le-Fielda. THE CHABQB. — The Chaibman, in charging tho Ir«_ Jnry. c..niratulated them on th' exc-edingty ...

... the offerers. Mir WI. Fin'dlasy, Peterhead, was auctioneer, the Fl~AlRG~fLAi~ui(Coi~i5io~s.-de,4 the Baillie Murray ando Mr Tho'mas B~rebrier, builder tee have been returned at the Police Coinmissioniers, 1'1rcpi-0seoative,~ ut tirie Balbon'UiC board. The ...

... proposed by tbe Earl of Harrington and William Severn ; William Curzon and George Fletcher ; Thomas Webster and Rev. Wi'.iiam Roby Burgin ; William Thomas Edward Cox and William Bavliaa. _ Charles Fox Roe, Grove Villas, Osmaston-road, Derby, barri_t ...

... John. Decry,, j ourmalist, Gniautham. ; 'Ai. Christopher IGlilbert Peacock, ilP, bsaaker, (irsatford Hall, Starreford.: Sire. Thomas Law-rence, faruier, Ilacconhby Hall, Bourn. The hitter gentleman lies been for many years Chairman of the Blourn- Board cit ...