... of coal, the property of George Hardy and Co., at lredegar, on the 20th June last. Sentenced to six months' hard labour. Mary Harrison, 48, married woman, was found guilty of stealing a shirt, the property of Ann Thomas, at Tre- vethin, on the 13th January ...

... Rev. J. M. Evans. A very in- teresting address was given by the Rev. J. Thomas, Penarth, and several pieces were ably sung by the choir, under the able leadership of Mr. J. Thomas. The meet- ing was brought to a close by the choir singing a Welsh anthem ...

... Llandaff; 2nd, Henry Evans 3rd, James Moss. Parsnips—1st prize, Henry Evans 2nd, Jeff. Thomas, Bassalleg 3rd, Thoma^ Davies, Llandaff. Turnips—1st prize, Thomas Hopkins, Llandaff; 2nd, Silas Parfitt; 3rd, Henry Legg. Onions—1st prize, I nomas Evans Llanbedow ...

... Olsen, general outfitter, West horn, South Shields. Thomas Telfer and John Telfer, hay and corn aeaier ^Causey HiU, Hexham, Northumberland. ^jin. Bowman, agent, 51,|West Sunnyside.(Sunderland. Hardy, Fleetwood-on-Wyre Lancashire, gentleman. Ford Beinet ...

... pit. The list of the dead up to half-past nine Qight, was as follows :—James Butterfield, boy, of ''dejgome; James Hardy, °f Cherwell; Thomas *0adbent, boy, of Morley; John Tomlinson, married, Morley; George Thornbury, boy, of Morley; James -arth Robt. Waite ...

... Hardage, four bottles of port, 62 do Private T. Thomas, two bottles of port, 59 do. D.YRIXG ROBBERY IN BUTE-STREET.—At the Police- court yesterday, before the Mayor and Mr. W. Alex- ander, James Smith and Thomas Honey were charged with stealing a silver watch ...

... Macmillaris Magazine. The Maidstone Journal says that Prince Arthur will, during the present week, visit the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., at Hemsted Park. Archdeacon Dealtry, late of Madras, has been nominated by Sir J. H. Lowther, Bart., to the rectory ...

... stated that the defendant had left his cart at the side of the street. Case dismissed.—Thomas Fitz- gerald was charged by P.C. Hill with committing an obstruction in Thomas-street, Grangetown, on the 7th instant. Defendant's cart was left on the high- way ...

... Cuthbert Richards, Boston; John Ladley, Liverpool Patrick Jordan, Newry; Thomas Wade, Liverpool John M'Clelland, Mont- reil; John Sheeham, Dublin Charles O'Brien, Nova Scotia Thomas Smith, Cork; John Reynelds, Devon. ORDINARY SEAHEN,—Benjamin Webber, Portsea ...

... enough to be their child, of V. C. Malins, of Mr. Irving as Charles I., of Mrs. Joachim, of Mr. George Bateson, and of Mr. Thomas Clifford and his daughter. Mr. Smart's picture The Graves o' Our &in Folk, is a scene of quiet desolation, an old graveyard ...

... strongly impressed with a feeling of regret that no attempt has been made to encourage the colonists to form reserves among the hardy mariners who sail under the British flag in North American waters. We have not hesitated to enrol our coloured fellow sub- ...

... 7 per cent, on the new stock was declared. payable on the 10th September next, less income tax and Mr. Leonard and Colonel Hardy, the retiring directors, were re-elected, as was also Mr. Roberts, the auditor. A resolution was passed authorising the raising ...