... a respectable farmer residing at Cradley Farm, Herefordshire, has been com- mitted for trial, on a charge of stabbing Mr. Thomas Orgeoe, a large farmer residing in the adjoining parish of Evesbatch. It appears that the families of each were on the most ...

... inquest. At first the body was not Identified, but it was subsequently ascertained to he that of Sissannab Worton, daughter of Thomas Worton, of Penanett, engineer atthe FishFPus, belonging to Lord Ward. The deceased was about seventeen or eighteen years of ...

... amongst those present were Colonel North, M.P., Colonel Cartwright, M.P., John Hardy, Esq. (who contested the borough on a former occaslon). Charles Hardy, Esq, Hon. Thomas North, Captain Severne, Rev W. J. Miller, Rev. Mr. Holbech, A. .Cartwright, Esq ...

... Bentinck, G. WT. P. Hanhuxy, Rion. Capt. Falk, Lawrence Bientinck, G. C. Hardy, Gatihorne Papillon, P1. 0. Ileresford, EtI. Hn, WT. Har-iogp, Edward B. Parker, Major IV. Bernard, Thomas T. Heasorn Michael Paull, Henry Blackburn, Peter Rlenley,fitt.Hon.J.W ...

... the exception that both candidates, Mr. B. Padmore and Air. John Hardy, with their friends, are making an active daily can- vaEs, and, as both state with considerable success. Mr. Hardy addressed a large body oi electors assembled in the Bull Ring, St ...

... TRANeOPORTATION-Yesterday, at the New Town Hall, before Captain Bennitt and T. Fereday, Esq., a man who first gave the name of Thomas Smith, and eald be was a miner at Commonaide, woe brought tup on auspicioni of being an escaped convict. After giving the ...

... POAnHERS IN HERTS. -A sl& affair has just happened in Beechwood Park, herts, belong- ing to Sir Thomas Seabright, Bart. John Seabrook, head' gameheeper, and Thomas Cook, bavinjg learned that so'-ne men intended to poach in thh wood on Friday morning,. went ...

... work, and the ground is in beautiful order for the farmers' later opera- tions, The wheat crops, though backward, are looking hardy, and within the last week have greatly improved in appearance, and there is no reason to doubt of the harvest (though probably ...

... John Mould, and the Rev. J. A. Fenwick, - Hardy, Captain Tennant, Major Tennant, Captaia Cor, Lieut' Bass, Captain B. Cotton, G. W. It Mackenzie, J. H. S.aith, H, 11. Smith, C. Worthiesgton, W. Daniel, Q.C., Thomas Worthington, Captain Cox (16th Derby Rifles) ...

... the measure, held that it settled nothing and disturbed everything. In his opinion it was a mere skeleton of a bill. Mr.: HARDY, who fol- lowed, argued that if it was a skeleton, it was yet substantial enough to swamp intelligence, destroy the legitimate ...

... the Sessions, held on Saturday last, the business was of very brief duration. The sitting Magistrates were Thomas and John Nock Bagnall and Thomas Bodingtou, aEq. The only case of felony disposed of was one from Tipton, in which two men, named Prince and ...

... in the pain of others is obtained in the midst of perils, as in the strife of brigands, a ruffian becomes at least bold and hardy; but when it is combined with luxurious ease, it may leave men no less effeminate than crueL Farther on, Mr. Noel urges an ...