... on board On Monday morning, Mr. William Carta opened their craft —the Grand Charge —who with imulinent an in ,seat at St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body danger to themselves rescued The aerial travellers of Mrs. Selina Mary Bates, aged 25, of Fit:reat ...

... defendant paid, but being pressed, admitted that did pay.) When witness arrested defendapt, defendant was so delink that eonld hardy walk. He, however, succeeded in walking the door the station-house, in which was placed in custody. The room had two doors ...

... drunkenness from Cannock were heard at Penkridge Petty Sessions on Monday, before F. C. Perry, Esq. The offenders were Thomas Jones, Thomas Meredith, Henry Smith, and Joseph Yardley—a man whose peculiar physiognomy had earned for him the soubriquet of Lovely ...

... pad preventing the of the title of Empress relation to Hie interail affairs Her Msjesty’s dominimis other than India. Mr. Hardy contended that Government had faithfully fulfilled all the promises it had made, and urged that the OppoMttmhad tea* engaged ...

... hollered some of the homes in that street had been condemned, but he was not prepared to say what proportion was unfit for Ur. Thomas Jackson Barnett, snrreyor and valuer, ■aid had all hia life Wolverhampton, and had been more than 30 yean hia profeseion. ...

... stuanons wm dismissed. Boeough Police. —Wednesday. (Before I. Spooner, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate.) beau 3 a OAS-lAEP.— O'Wise Hardy, a about 17 rears of age. was brought up custody with wilfully breafane gas-lamu.—Police-ooustable William said that about ...

... think would be about foir to masters and workmen. By inserting this in your next issue, yon will oblige. Yours respectfully, Thomas Gitimxud, Miners’ Agent. Lane Welt Bromwich. The funeral Mr. W. Allan, secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, ...

... knowing may be the e use l uences. Ras,' PCN:SIIED.-011 SaltUrclay, at Durham Petty Sessions, two mon, named Leonard Fa eh and Hardy, brought op charged with assault and wilful .1 • ty ilosetting a boat in the Wear, at D•irha,n, th,ro were throe young men ...

... gelding or filly : let, Mr. G. Meynall, Derby; 2nd, Mr. J. Hardy, Burton.on.Treat. Mare, with foal at foot, imitable for breeding hunters : let, Rey. G. H. Wayte, Taanworth; end, Mr. 'Thomas H. Smith, Lichfield. Hackney mare or gelding, not 15 hands 2 ...

... abound i and the Aaa> pretty, frisking creatures, bounding about ■hwi crannies, theca dura notaaemtoba MgW eat, but where the hardy hunter follows lefcalr. Tim bold mountaineer (sure-footed and surearfdw hs must bear te look down tremendous dbsturniru; giddy ...

... the 27th uIU, in the Royal Academy of Music. Mdlle. Rcdeker was the vocalist, and Ur. Deacon toe accompanist. Mies DufTus Hardy’* novel, Qlenealrn,'’ will take place in Aeber’i Continental Seriea In the coune of next month, when it will also appear, in ...

... passed at the district meeting, relating to Messrs. Thomas's men, whose notices expired on the let inst., the miners' agent, with a deputation of the on Friday morning last, met the inanager, Mr. Sydney Thomas, at the company's office, when, after a discassion ...