... articles, came on for argument.—Mr. Cozens Hardy, Q.C., Mr. Moulton, Q.C.. and Mr. MaeSwinney appeared for Mr. Walter, the plaintiff,and Mr. Rigby, with Mr. Howard Wright, for the defendant, Mr. Steinkopff. Mr. Cozens Hardy said that he was informed by Mr. Rigby ...

... IAN Jawus & Co., Stock and Share Agents to the Royal Exchange and Mutuai snce Companire, Da SHIP NEV ight Thomas, Annalong, granite, Derry Go Sorp State of — Glasgow, mails re nian «(OF hoo. Balvion 6.8, Garson, coal 5. ¢.8., U7! coals, | Con- | Donnell ...

... saw Mrs. Hardy throw the water on complainant. It was witness that pat the rag and clothes horse there 1 because Mrs. Lowe told her to do it. She heard Mr.. Hardy say that if they did not take the rug away she should throw water on it. Mrs. Hardy then did ...

... s Ha'th orn DELAWARE BRE4KWTR. Hardi horn St Croix Mty 11 Thomas 8 Falok from So Jago May 13 FORT MORGAN. Europa from - Janeiro 13th May FORTRESS MONROE. s March from Madeira (dated New York, May 25l GALLE. a Amu-spoors May 24, and left for Manilla GENOA ...

... Saturday.—Hardy, Wilson, and Co. Brooktanda «, Capt. Roope, left Copenhagen (or Lniea on Friday,—Ha dy, Wilson, and Co. Fernlands s, Tellers, arrived at on Friday.—Hardy, Wilson, and Co. Lowlands s, Capt. Hlacklin, arrived at Swansea ora Saturday.—Hardy. Wilton ...

... COVERS, all Sizes, and Tents of ali Descriptions, for Sale or Hire. Thomas 51 Magdalen ET on Park THREE GRASS for Cattle, snd Well Waterod. PARKS, shout 25, 6 B hon Fert 12 Hands Strong” Hardy Grey PONY, to Ride or Drive Free from Vice, and Sound. A ORRY ‘ale ...

... plague. of the stricken down by the fell disence, 1 but of given over by the physicians as a | yw will case, With his naturally hardy Iris! to be tation, aad the careful nursing of hie and gifted wife (who wae the sister o comrade, the iste John Savage), b ...

... Grundy Wrigley, son. MARRIAGE. SHARr—Barnbrook.—At St. Chrysoatom's Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. Arthur G. Lewis, Thomas, eldest sou of Thomas Sharp, Waterloo, Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Barnbrook, Handsworth, Birmingham. DEATHS. Boothroyd,—On ...

... wero marked by great and social unrest, and Thomas became i leader, eventually snrfariiig imprisonment principles in Stafford Gaoi. Hern prison poem, as Bun. an and Lovbz a c before him. ln later times Thomas -Sceptic and an Atheist lecturer, hit is ? ...

... THE STRIKE AND THE DISTRESS. ELSWICIE DISTRICT RELIEF Mr. Thomas Burnett, on behalf of the Els* irk Relief Committee of the Labour Union, acknowledges the following subscriptions received during the peat week : &snick rectory Gates, Se 6d , Mc J. Lamb ...

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