... ktcreford, tailor. Shenderson, Henry, Kingtoln-upOn-Hull, builder.of Lockwood, George Henry, Gatnaborough, plumber. - Hardy. Thomas, Southport, cycle agent. Geore Crm~Lserpol, htelProprietor. e i~ieLrbr.Nwot ale.50 hi dealer. acs EL Jonotret ilim hrtncma ...

... proof was given of the Melbourne marrgi, ag (Zefore the President and a Common Jury.) A HUSBAND'S FRIGHT. In the suit Hardie v. Hardie, JaNcal!, Posner and Sawle., Mr. William Hirdiea. commercial trvarfei a Glasgow firm, esiing in London, Dought a divorce ...

... -JOhn Hardy was charged with cruelly workigu a horse with sores oni tire back. Riolert Cooper was summouet for S casin5 trho cruelty. Mr. Savourrin, veterinsiry stir- dul peon, stud this was an aged anial pasitwork, Alder- Oct iriL TCyler fined Hardy l1Os ...

... tullone -P ;vfl-j: P. MonJ. c' finpanes (WncDing Up).-Bstaruptcy Bui'd1z, London IW.C._S>fore UT. ?? LfnkIX1w_I ?? M-A.- 2' Thomas Edvmrd Brianrmed and Son. LUmited&. Ct(n*-zy D±'vton.-Bkruptey BSnildtlo. 1. aon, W. W In Thakobere.-oom ?? !LN: LUoennd Trade ...

... That the prisoner was the Richard Barrett, me or s sore-eyed Dick, wanted at Scotlind-vard for the fal murder of Edward Thomas Williams at 23, Clifton- me terrace, Finsbury-park, London, is not doubted. A foa letter was received at the police headquarters ...

... imposed. TUE ALLEGED CITY CONSPIRACY. Yesterday, at the justice Room of the Mansion Holnuse, Edward Beall, 47, solicitor, Thomas Harri- son Lambert, 42. director of public companies (on I bail), Charles Singleton, 62. financial agent. and WVilliam ,Tames ...

... a c 0pIRgany under any amne wbatever.-Mr. 0ozen. 1 , Hardy, Q .C and Mr. Percy Wheeler appeared for the tc plaintif; MYir Swinden Eady, Q.C., and Mr. Colquhun w im1for the defendant.-Mr. Cozens-Hardy, in stating E the grounds of the appeal, said the plaintiffe ...

... described as a barrister, of Mitre- court, Temple, was charged at Marlborough-street Police Corrt with assaulting Constable Hardy, 60 A. The charge sheet had written upon it the words Drank when charged. The officer Hardydeposed that about midnight on ...

... ortd Mr. Muir Macitecci, atipeared for the Oftirlal r iteceivesr; Pir 1-Itwarsl Cmi to Q.tX, Mr. Cohort, (411., Mr. Cuaaete Hardy, 411., Mr. Levett, (4 ti.1 Mr. llrtrterc il,'cd, ?? Mr. Clertoncitte, Mr. 'a P. XV letittiry, lii r. N ate Lao, rind Mr. ? ...

... -Bafore M1aster Church.-Room - 289.-Summnon%, &e., I 30.45 to 1.2. At lit: Be Hiatt (1Birhton v Randall). At 12.30: Bao Hardy (Ifzrdy v Ha-rdy). All : Harris v hiarnato. At 2.30: Rle Heeit-: ringdedeer F Louzstuffe~. o ?? Master ?? 292.-Siumionses, &a. 13 to ...

... Eddward Clarke, Q.C., Mlr. Birrell, Q.C.n anid Mr. as rh Muir Maslkenzici were corursel for tire plaintiffs ; Mr. vii heCecene-Hardy, Q.C., and Mr. A. J3. Aehton for the do- ror heafsrirat.-frr. juetice Romer thlis rnerniirg deliverod tic Ujudgment, wtsich ...

... on the deposit 'receipts. The schene had beea ap- I uroved by the statutory majority of the deposit receipt tl Mr. Cozause Hardy, Q.C., Mr. Levett, Q.C., and Mr. n r Harold Wright appeared for the Bank; Mr. Lathma, h O Q.(C, Mr. Jenkins, Q.C., and. Mr ...