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... to two months' imprisonment with bard labour for having assaulted Thomas Hardy, of Carey-street. Priaouer, on being ordered away from prosecutor's house, committed a savage attack on Hardy, threw hiin the ground, and bit his nose severely. ...
... announced Cardinal Dusiust, Archbishop of Catania. The Ministerial crisis in Chili i* at an end, and a new Cabinet been formed. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been addei to the Commission of the Peace for Dorset. Mr Henry Hastings, for several years manager the ...
... Sundays, aud only to issue aut-Uay lreencs. The proposal was defeated by a majority ot 11. Mr Thomas Hardy Interviewed. novelists write themselves oat. Mr Tito*. Hardy evidently thinks not don't believe, said to Man interviewer toe other day, ia that idea ...
... into, revolted. He was impressed with the iuhi..te mystery and majusty the cosmos. Thomas Hardy. The friendship existing between the Irish Viceroy aud '1 Dumas Hardy, novelist, is illustrated a striking manner by the decision the Honourable Mrs Henmker ...
... Thirty'three gentlemen were yesterday placed the Peace far tho County Palatine of Lancashire. |fi Mr Thomas Hardy, the non Kit, tacaM from the Hardy whom the dying Kelson aaid, Km dm, Harfy. | The Bin hep of Durham contribute* article on ''The Co-operative ...
... Furness, The Laurels, West Hartlepool, farmer. CLAXTON (WITH GREATHAM). George Foster, Greatham, farmer; Thomas Stonehonee, Greatham, farmer; Thomas Stonehouse, jun., Greatham, farmer; John Williamson, Clax too, farmer. HART (WITH THORPE BULMEI). John Easton ...
... G. HARDY & SON, 23, LYNN STREET, Are Showing a fine display of XMAS BEEF, including 3 WEST HIGHLAND BULLOCKS, fed by Lord LONDONDERRY. A lot of SOUTHDOWN SHEEP, fed by Thomas THIALIMONE, Eq., Masham. Cross-bred SHEEP, fed by JOHN DIXON, Esq., Hardwick ...
... Glencairn, Spenks, Warnemunde, coal. July 11.—Harebell, Palmer, Yarmouth, coal and coke; Thomas Parker, Martin, West Hartle ; Allston, Robinson, Cardiff, bunkers; Thomas Stratton, Hobson, Colchester, coal. ...
... GUARDIAN SPECIAL REPORTS. HARDY, WILSON, 00.'S STEAMERS. Maitlands, Davies, left Narva for Grimsby, 21st R. AND 00.'S STEAMERS. Lackenby, Watson, passed Gibraltar for Limerick, 20th Alicia, Clark, arrived at Grimsby from the Tees, 20th Horden, Carefull ...
... THOMAS APPLERY AND CO.'S STEAM:MS. Wiuthorpe, Bag , arrivud at Bilbao, 26th AND CO.'S • Danish Monarch, Pascoe, left B. ROPNES AND hTEAMEItr, Leven, Stilea, arrived at Bombity fro:a 26th Hardwick, Gill, arrived at Bordeaux from Libau, 26th Aisiaby, Maxfield ...
... WANTS. ¥JC7 KNOWN, that Thomas Helton T T> Gallon Casks of TADCASTKR ALE, price Gd. Quick delrrery guaranteed.—Lowthian-road. WANTED KNOWN, Splendid and Vapour BATHS, just completed, tuned for relieving Rheumatism, Lumbago, Asthma, and all Bronchial ...
... BUTCHERS HEAVILY FINED. At Darlington, to-day, Thomas Scott, butcher, of Mount Street, was fined £4O and costs for pre. paring for public sale diseased meat.--.Jaines Douglas Hardy, Outran) Street, was fined £lO and costs for u sinnlAr offence. ...