... raciooa mrriea rendered by Mr. bcinr the day. Hardy thoofht. time, ood trarel. but tho The bu.ineaa Am..e wiU be commenced woy « which it woo lkat Wednesday. 4th Novembsr, open which day endeared Mr. Hardy hathem all. • su=: «-.o s'.sr.s kit tkanka for ...

... in proper manner. Defendant: I lost two or three customers that day through not shouting loudly enough. Thomas Pearce, 50, New-street, and Thomas Hall, 64. Brightwell-road, boys, was summoned for obstructing the footpath in Clarendon-road by wheeling ...

... cJmtv C*oi:nci^°prwptxfor half y«T. tha SL.*SSi .hrv “u.l total. The total rato »aa U. ...

... Eastwell's correct name was Daw. In Mr. Halter's garden witness found bag containing jemm/, a knife, and piece of knotted cord. Thomas Nash, footman in tbs cmplo/ of Mrs. Robins, staled that ha closed the windows at the house on the night of the Januar/, and ...

... and Lady Flower, and Mr. Harris Sanders arrived, having been met at the Station by Mr Hubert Thomas. Previous to dining, the guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Dr. Brett, were photographed in the garden by Mr. Coles, of Queen’s-road. The Agricultural ...

... enrtains, Telret pile carpet, fender, fireirons, Ac. A Collkctiok Axciivt aid Modern Pictcnu, by J. V. Boring, Sr., T. D. Hardy, D. Hardy, Qaapar Grayer. Smith, and other*, incladiogthe celebrated original vork ofSpagnoletto, representing “Democrito*, the ...

... charged with stealing pair of boots, value 10s. . the properly of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis, at Watford, on December 6th. Robert Carroll, manager for Ueatrs. Freeman. Hardy and Willis, stated that on Friday, the 6th December, about 7 45. was in the shop ...

... surveyors, 11, Serlestreet W.C.. and Watford, Herts; Thomas Cranxsr. Esq., auctioneer, Ac., East Derehair.; Messrs. Waterhouse and Co., solicitors, 1, New court. W.C.; and from Messrs. Coxrms- Hardy and Jewson, solicitors, Norwich. ...

... witness called waa „ ■ £cnilv Ann Thornton 94, gd.iooU Uno, Boabey, who identified the rawed by hie jury that her husband. Thomas ilTam Thornton aged !» yeara. left home about 1*) Saturday afternoon with young fellow named Gascoigne, and said was going ...

... Nashleigh Arms, Chcsham was transferred from C. C. R. Rtrthven to George Oibeon, Windsor; end that of tbe Hantsimn, from to Georg© Hardy, of London. For not oauaing boy attend regularly, Samuel Sherman waa fined 10s. mclusivo, and for similar offence Frederick ...

... had warned his assistant against allowing batter to get there. Witness prod need the scales, showing the batter underneath. Thomas Simpson, assistant Inspector Rnahworth, corroborated the eridencc. Hr. Ellis said that defendant had not long been in bnaineea ...

... it clean in future, and the summons was allowed to stand over pending the construction of a drainage scheme. Mr. Basil E. Hardy appeared for the defendant. DRUNK AND BEOOIKO. William Kvtntm, no home, was charged with being drunk and begging at Finchley ...