... n Police Court yes- s tterilay, before Dr. F0othergill nnd Mr -G. ?? Hoskins, tfhree ?? named Thomas Graham (16); John' Willain ?? (17), and' William Hardy ?? r were charged with stealing about fonr stones of scrap4iron, the property of e' the 1)ariinrton ...

... -The most disrs-. trous fire ever known in Australia occnired n here at two this morning at Messrs Craig, I PWilliaucson, and Thomas's warehouse in F Elizabeth-street, one of the chief thorough-. 3 fates in the heart of the city. In three bt hours the immense ...

... a wall of stone and steel.- 3 After reading Thomas Hardy's book ab The Well Beloved, the Ven' Arch. deacon Bruce, of Newport, Mon., was a inspired to write sone verses,.A copy of b which was sent Mr Hardy, who replied I b as follows: f I Dear Sir,-I ...

... Mr John Fardy. sen. (of the firm ot 'Messrs John Hardy& Son iengineers and merchants' West Hartlepool), which took place' at the D Parish Chbiivh, Chester-le Street, on Octo- ber 9, 1847. Mr and Mrs Hardy are . widely known and very highly respected, and ...

... at Windlestone on Saturday. 'The Rev. W. F. (Cos, rave, vicar of We.t Hartlepool, is sidll StIfhreting fron, ?? fever. hlr Thomas Dimine, grocer, Park-road, CIonsett, bas te-n appointed postrmaster at (Coaett, itn SItcessiou to Mr Thomoas F. poster, re-igned ...

... much faith in him that he had been appointed a churchwarden. He had been in the asylum twice through ?? Hardy, William Prest, and Frederick Hardy were each fined Is and 5s Ed costs for wilful damage to a orchard at Whitton, -in which they were found by ...

... prizes) with Lady Zetland, s Champ Earl ?? d - Iady Maud. h After 51 years of service in the railway ( cornpany's works, Thomas Oliver, of a Shildon. retires with it pension, and he was the recipient of a testilonllial, the prefenta- tion taking place ...

... worlrmen. The' allked opresson teof the Poul.-was afterwards di:- cussd.-Reuter. A na MAShER.s to At the Old Bailey yesterday e Thoma t ?? , a counterfeit coiner, 'was 'san- c tenced to si years' penl servitude. WAS3HING W. PIT.' Aftderuacy beiidle feighiteenid ...

... ceelti- E C fic-atts wvere ordered to be held as A Ilie follows. - March-Mill Lane, Bailey- r he street. Holy Trinity, St. Thomas, and is, BI-, JTaes' schools; September-Ox- adbridge-lame,.Tilery-road, Higher Grade, wz .dBowesfield-lane, ~St. Mary's and ...

... Monro Muir, Mr r J. Bulmer, Mr Walter Nicholston, Mr J. Roboerts, Mr M istard, Miss Violet Nye. MiHS Mrau SIpicer, ',ir J. Hardy. P Mr A. Crosby, and Master Lamberf. The r band of the P.NV.O. Yorkshire Regiment Played selections at intervals. Mr J Archdale ...

... words, 3 insertions,.. prepaid, Is 3d;, 6 insertions, 2s. 'THc SToCtwoN HOJSEBREAK1ING CASES. I -Vt Stockton, on Thursday, Thomas Anderson (14) was further rensanded on c-harges of breaking into houses ocoupied by G. T. Angus andi John Nattrass in Out ...

... Milbank, Capt. and Mrs Forester, I Mr aud Mrs Dale, Mr Rouse, Colonel Woerley, Mr Copley, Mr Allred Pease,, IS P.. Mr Heywood Hardy, &c. The sport | bas be-u good, though the high winds inter- fered with it. c lesterday, at Laneohester, Win. Moss. ruiner ...