... Darlington, against Wm. Croft, Silver-street, Dur- ham, and Jane Hardy, wife of Thomas Hardy, Chester-last reet, to recover £11 12s on a promissory note alleged to have been signed by Croft for Hardy about four years ago. Plaintiff iv his evidence said he lent ...

... 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 ...

... Stonehouse, jun.--E_.wicK : *B. M. Stafford. — ■ Elw_ ...

... GUILTY OF ATTEMPTED MURDER At tbo Durham Assizes „ to-day, before Mr Justice Day, John Hardy (27), a labourer, was charged with ihe attempted murder of Sergeant Thomas Applegarth at Merring- ton Lane on the 14th of April. Mr Greenwell prosecuted, aud Mr ...

... (two required). — 'Joseph Smith, gentleman, Park Villas ; A. 11. Stanlan, surgeon. New- port-road ; Thomas liar-gate, bullae r, WooJlands- roaa; Thomas Prior, licensed victualler, Newport- road. South Ward (two required). — 'Chas. I». Bell, iron- master ...

... the juris- diction of the Home Office, and the Home Secretary had no authority to interfere. THE ARREST OF IRISH WOMEN. Sir Thomas Esmonds called attention to the arrest of eleven women in connection with an enquiry at Castleresgh under the Crimes Act. ...

... For H. P. Soppet's Retiring Sale see to-morrow's paper. — Advt. Tickets for North Ormesby Flower Show Half-price. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, 3, Rail- way-crossing, Middlesbrough. — Advt. Count Mattei's REMEDiE3.-The ouly Autho- rised Representative for ...

... Wonderful Value of our Challenge Tea, Is ?? per lb. ; 61bs. carriage paid. Osborn and Co., M'bro. — Advt. Remember the John Thomas Concert at the Town Hall, Middleabrough, To Night. This is a real musical treat Commence at 8 p.m. See advt. in first page ...

... Clients. — To-day Thomas Wilson, flour dealer, West Hartlepool, sued in the Hartlepool County Court Messrs Lewis, of Zetland-road, Middlesbrough, to recover the sum of £15, being the amount of an alleged overcharge on a loan to Alfred Thomas Toms, of West ...

... ilortb ftotttlrn iktos. 2,700 Pairs of Gent's Walking Shoes, 3s lid ; worth Es lid. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, 3, Railway-crossing. — Advt. Thk Balsam of Life. — A perfect preserva- tive for the lungs is Barbara's Pectoral Balsam, Sold everywhere. Ses ...

... of Doa Stealing at South Stockton. — This afternoon at South Stockton Petty Sessions Thomas Appleton was charged by Thomas Be-.-ford ?? stealing a dog. — Mr E. J. Thomas appeared for the prosecu- tion, find Mr Turnbull, of Middlesbrou-'h for the defenditnt ...

... foun I to e.iual the show ?? good sound serviceable Bouts in windows mi i Railway crossing, for Ease and Com.'orl Kra* man, Hardy, aud Willis's Ss lid and 10a vi .Saw.. Boots ar. a boon to tiie wearer. — Al>\ r. NOI'TH-KasTKRN liAIi.WAY Al'l'i>lNTMK.\r ...