... CONDUOT or A -FATiUR, - William 1 Hardy, forty-three, lacemaker, pleaded guilty at the Notts Quarter Sessions to inflicting grievous bodily harm upon his daughter Harriet, and was sentenced - - to five months' hard labour; Hardy went home, and, v finding his ...

... EXTRAORDINARY MURDER OF A YOUNG GIRL IN YORKSHIRE. AT the Middlesborough County Police Court 'last week, Thomas Edward Lloyd Cheney, 'twuty-two, the son of the land- lord of the Cleveland Hotel, Normanby, was charged with the wilful murder of Winifred ...

... and her skull fractured by blows from something bluntt About 12.20 the prisoner, was seen by a Mrs. Hardy in a field not far from Seamere-lane. Mro. Hardy told him that his poor old mother-in- law was lying dead in a ditch. He said that she was nothing ...

... Fourteen Days and under-Wm. Brown, Thomas Holder, Henry Payne, Ellen Sullan. The following pleaded Guilty:-J. Williams, J. Woodcock, T. Walpole, Robert Thurling, Sarah Read, Edward Walker, Sarah Frost, E. Bryant, Thomas Bowler, D. Welsh, Charles Morris ...

... occurrence was soon given to the coroner's district officer, and an inquest ba on both bodies will be held by Dr. Danford Thomas. ha A large crowd of persons assembled outside the house ba in Mansfield-road throughout the afternoon and th evening. gr ...

... name as Henry Hardy. The clerk to whom the application was made asked if he had an account with the bank, and the prisoner answering in the ahirmative, a blank cheque was given to.him. He filled it up for 100?., and put the name Larry Hardy to it. The clerk ...

... on banking accounts, which bad been eramined and found correct ky the official assignee. Amongst them were proofs by Mr. T. Hardy, banker, of Grantham; the Rev. J. F. Bullock, of Badminton; John Rannie, EsR., of Lower Be ave-street; Mr. Bevan, banker, of ...

... Loomes (to settle order). Chancery Division.-Bankruptey.buildings, Lcndon, W.C.- In Chamnbers.-Roum 68.-At 11.30: Stubber v Thomas Daniel and Co. i . Boom 87.-At 12: RA E. King, Limitid (Boltoa v R. E. Kinr. Limitedm)-Pembroke Dock Brewery Co., ILimited ...

... woman this afternoon. I knew-that he had been keeping company with a young woman named Mary Ann, a domestic servant with Mr. Hardy, plumber, Orwell-place. I advised him to think nothing- about it He said, I can't leave in this sort of way. We have-had some ...

... to the death of Arthur J. Hardy, six years, tlse son of Charles Hardy, a clerk, living at 14, Prebend-street Kentislh-town.-Harriat Wallace, of 14, Prebend- street, Kentish-town, wifo of a sign-writer, stalted that Charles Hardy and his two sts (t-is deceased ...

... place, and with attempting to murder Frances Hardy, a clerk in the post-office. He gave his name as George Vincent Heneage Finch, describ- ing himself as a theatrical artist, of 15, Ospringe-road. Miss Frances Hardy, who acted as the post-office clerk, states ...

... Winchester Gaol for one month. A JUDGE IN A CARRIAGE ACCIDENT MR. JUSTICE COZElNS-HARDY AND HIS DAUGHTER. The Excha!ige Telegraph Cotnpaniv states that as MIr. Justice Cozens- Hardy was driving down to the Law Courts this morninlhg in his carriage, accoztpatied ...