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... and he t could scarcely walk owvlig to an injury to his left 1 .. .sEach prisoner commnittedl to prison for seven dayo. n Thomas Hardy wvas charged with begging in Blrnisioen a street on Saturday evening.-P.C. Atkinsonl (212 raid when he apprehended tple ...
... HULL POLICE COURT. 'eci, ,Pt TUESDAY. 3is ALLEGED Ronnvrt FROM THE DomC SEEDS.--An Lse old man, named Thomas Hardy, was charged with is- the following robbery --P, C. Livey, 104, stated that iY. about a quarter to seven o'clock on the previous rmevening ...
... John and Mary, were charged with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop and a quantity of sugar from a warehouse, the property of Thomas Hardy, Sand South-end wharf, on the 2nd October. The scoop and sugar were seen safe while the keel -was in the harbour, and-when ...
... were cap- ,e tuired. s It is again asserted at the Record Office that Sir . George Jessel will succeed Lord Romilly. Sir Thomas D. Hardy retires from the Deputy Keepership of the Rolls on his full salary. The vacancy on the Bench of e the Court of Exchequer ...
... on remand with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop, a quantity of sugar, and about 20 stones of potatoes, the property of Mr Thomas Hardy, wharfinger, Sand South- I end, on the 31st ult. The Chief Constable prosecuted, and Mr A. M. Jackson defended the prisoners ...
... thereabouts, arc rich Old Swarth, and the remainder in Tillage, in a high stale of Cultivation, bounded by Lauds of Thomas and John Hardy, North; Lands of Richard Shcarsraith and of the Trinity-House Kingston-upon- Hull, South; the South End Road, East; ...
... cask of oil, the property of Messrs. Green, Smith, and Lambert, were committed to the sessions. DISORDERLY ALEnousE. - Thomas Hardy was charged by P.C. Bray (19) with keeping a disorderly house in Garden-street; Mr Codd defended. The policeman said that ...
... imprisoned for twenty onle d rlys f, abscoldidhg from the service of his master tar a: a-,tay last. Si Earalx.S FeUIar. -Thomas Hardy. Stephen Richard- s-laierL Edwin Sykes, three boys, asere charged with Stta.lialr lr curall epualltity of ber-licc fram ...
... the instances ofMr. G.EB. Newten, th ihippingngent, fr having, on the 26th inst.,' per. li unaded ceirtain seamen, named Thomas Hardy, seel William WIa'ker, and James Edwards to desert from th, British ship, called the Brin Aver. William Tamn, sa' hle, ...
... comamitted for two ?? Higgins and Elizabeth Rooks, were charged won remand with stealing a purse and £11., from the srron of Thomas K. I Hardy, a tin-plater, in the Angel Inn, Sykes-street, on the 20th inst. Prosecutor went into the Inn on the a afternoon of the ...
... THE TSbTY H iia HOSPITXL. - B A~lexan.-er Colby. a youn rnn.w.carged with n.witl other man inlstealinj a actepoerty of Thomas d~ 'Hardy, 'ianinmate of ?? opta.'h men weea- employed to casm eki ad' om and immed~iately after they lef b the watchwsmse. l Prisoner ...
... question *~ere found in prisoners' c house at Nwington. 'ere was noevidence thrat pri- a L osncscvy or L ?? Higns ?? ' Thomas K. Hardy on the 20th March: Roolce pleaded guilty. Prosecutor was at the Angel Inn, Sykes-strect, a and prisoners and other women ...