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... PAR4NELL moved an amenldm-ent to ciause 1: 3, with thle vie-c of enabliug prisoners tried by crtmrilto employ counsel. Me HARDY opposed the motion, pointing out T I that prisonersi were. allowed professlonal assistance hour before court 'martial, although ...
... same offence. I Miscnmv6us LADS SdEAIP GuissrotJoIs.-Fonr . boys, named Robert Armstrong, Stephen Weir,, John Oakland, and Thomas Oalland, were yester- day, at Guisbrough Petty Sessions, broughtup on a 9 charge of trespassing in a wood on the Earl of Zet- ...
... would be no abe difficulty in scuring that a due proportion of the sib Qigoverning body should consist of clergymen. E ~n Mr HARDY reminded the committee that this Flit Adwas an aceademical bill, placing certain powers in hai my the hands of Commissioners ...
... Robineon, fromu HLamburg, general; Cob. it den (Bs), Battrumn, from London, general; John I- Roberts, Thomas, from Pomaron, ore; Glencairn (as), ft Hardy, from Antwerp, ballast; Charles 3arie, Laquel. lac, from Bonlogne, ballset; Northumberland (aS), Farrier ...
... CASEr.-At Whitby PolieccGourt u on Saturday-Sir Charles Baguall in the chair- me Thomas Hutchinson and MarIk Dryden, two boys, Lt were charged -with assallting John Thomas Read- I- man. The complainamit is a milk carrier, and C. while going his rounds ...
... Ir an averade nttendance of members and friends. the FATAL AcciaD3 NT iT STOCKTO.N.-Yesterday I re- uloruing, a youth named Thomas Lobley fifteen der- years of age, died at the Stockton Hospit.l from him thoe esolts of anf accident on ?? Len DeceaseI ivas ...
... of 1 an ounce, but without the lead no less than a quarter of a pound. Defendant was fined 5s and costs, or seven days. - Thomas Hogg, butcher, Whessoe-lane, for having his weighing mac~hine one ounce against the purchaser, was I fined Ss and costs, or ...
... a short limo10 -aevan.einacute woolS he suede3 for of EP Cthis purpose.- their COLON1EL DAWKINS AND T11E DUKE OF ciy 0 Mr HARDY, ~~~CAMBRIDGE. persi ?? reply to Lord CideD HA-,im- reuth- TON, said that his attetntion had beau celled to a Th pamphlet ...
... Police Court yesterday, a E labourer, uamed Johu Benson, was seut to gaol r for a month for stealing 9s 9d from the person of Thomas Towey on the previous afternoon.-Pro- secutor, who had just come over from Ireland, went into the Dolphin with prisoner and ...
... Tynte front Qoaebec, anti th6 captain nrc reports that dluring 'the voyage, while some of, the tic crew were engaged Pumping, Thomas Denhanm, so cook end steward, was snruck on the bead with St the pumnp handle and' had his skull fractured, re. from the effeets ...
... Mr GÞE HARDY warmly opposed the I motion. e Mr BUTT expressed the deep regret with t which he witnessed the introduction by Mr Hardy of passion into the debate. Mr GLADSTONE dofended the hon. member for South Durham against Mr Hardy's invective. ...
... doterman o tiou 1 so ob iract the Government was re-not an one againsr the House. After some words frorm Mr YluGrssars, er ?? HARDY inoved that the debate be ad- j d to Friday, in order to act without undue R hraste. 38- A long discussion enased. )x The CU ...