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... Mr A. Dum- bell, Clerk of the Rolls in tho Isle of Man ; Mr Charles B. Logan, Deputy Keeper of the Signet of Scotland ; Mr Thomas Morcll, Mayor of Cardiff ; Mr Waiter Murton, C.B , Solicitor to the Board of Trade ; Mr William Pollitt, general manager of ...
... enquiries, sending for Thomas Sanderson, and he too, on finding that the door of the stable was locked from the in-,ide, became very nervous Subsequently she sent for Robert Hardy, but Hardy was at church. At a quarter to nine Hardy came along with others ...
... s»tey .etreet, Stoc-Ltnn, Catherine Hobday, ?? ot the hM*. Thomas Hobday, Interred at ?? ?? un ?? at 2.30. It H_u_.dy. — On thc 14th ?? T at 4, ?? Stockton, Elizabeth, the beloved -nfe of Richard Hardy, age 53 years. Inter-cent ou __n_lay .it 2.-30 **trtt ...
... SHOCKING SUICIDE NEAR DARLINGTON. Last night Coroner Proud held an inquest at Hitrhside House, near Heighington, on the body of Thomas -Minpson (. r >sj. a cowkeeTK-.r, who died on Wednesday Irom injuries supjxised to have been self-inflicted on the previous ...
... HEAVY FINE ON A PUBLICAN. Thomas Jones, licensed victualler, Bilston, pleaded guilty before the Wolverhampton Stipen- diary to-day to permitting his house to be used on four different occasions for purposes of betting. — He was lined £10 and costs for ...
... elms ; forwards. Longstaff, W&— i__, Purvis, Pearson, Bishop OTHER MATCHES Q_r_in How— Goal, C G _dby ; backs, J Glover. H Hardy; ?? J. ?? B. Butterworth, T Light- foot, torwaxde. G. R:jU, J. Lightfoot, T. Turner, T. Dale, M. Nicholson. BiUingham.— Goal ...
... however, affirmed that Mitchell was sometimes afraid to go into the house. Thomas Golightly eaid that he had heard de- ceased and Mitchell quarrelling on former oc- casions. When Hardy was sober Mitchell treated her kindly. When she was not sober rbe was actively ...
... following ministers were superannuated: —Rev. Charles Priestly, Henry Portnoll, Robert P. Currant. Thomas Parsons, Thomas Bramwell, John Mitchell. Isaac J. Hardy, Robert Church, and Wm. Bowran. The cases of George Fow- ler, Fred. R. Andrews, John Taylor (o) ...
... father a religious book called The Hour which Cometh, but he en- quired for The Hen which Cioweth. At the time that Thomas Hardy's clever novel, A Pair of Blue Eyes, was at the height of its popularity, a young assistant in a bookseller's, who was ...
... Dar.ford Thomas held an inquest with re- ference to the death of Moses Gale, aged 76 years, a shoemaker, who committed suicide by taking a quantity of o-alica.iu, at .\Chris.e._ur.h-re-idei-_e_, Li__on-str_et,W.,on Monday week.— Annie Hardy deposed that ...
... each for tfiking wild birds' eggs at Middle- stone.—Wm. Hardy wis fined 12s for assaulting Georgfi Marley at Shiklon. — George Morley was fined 10s 6d for assaulting a boy named Robert Wm. Hardy at Shildo_. — Ruber) Aii-scough was fined £1 and the costs ...
... _ving residence at 3 p.m. Friends please accept tât (the only) intimation. lj Hardy.- On ?? inst., at Valley-terrace, Howden-le- Wear, the dearly beloved husband of Dorothy Hardy. Cortege leaves the above addie_j on Saturday at 2.30 for Howden-le-W'.ar ...