... Cornelius Hardy and James Andrews, two clerks in the Post-office, who had pleaded • guilty several indict ments for stealing letters containing money, were brought up for judgment, and sentenced to transportation for fourteen years. Thomas Foster, le ...

... Mr. Horsfall, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Vance, Mr. Bouverie, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Beamish, and Mr. Fen wick. Mr. Bancroft was recalled, to make some explanations on his evidence relative to the Liverpool docks. Mr. Thomas Livsey said was a ...

... purposely from Leeds. Baron Bramwell took his seat at nine o'clock. The counsel for the prosecution were Mr. Overend, Q,C, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Bayley and the prisoner was defended Mr. Bliss, QC, Sergeant Wilkins, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Middlcton. The prisoner was ...

... banks of the rivulet. The ndll, whicb is a new one was stopped on Monday and Tuesday. The bank of the Mersey, at Chorlton-cum- Hardy, yielded to the unusual pressure of .brought down that river by the heavy floods, and about twenty yards of one bank gave way ...

... coat. He was fined 5s. and expenses, in default seven days' imprisonment. A Window Smasher.—Patrick Burke was charged Joseph Hardy with breaking a window in his house, on Whitworth-road, on Saturday night, dttle after ten o'clock. * The prisoner it appeared ...

... inquest at the housq of Mr. John Lomax, Globe Inn, Whitworth Road,,ou the body of Elizabeth Cord, aged 12 years, daughter of Thomas Cord, of No. (>, Court 2, Whitworth Road, who was found dead on the bedroom floor at 1-15 Wednesday. She had been a sickly ...

... Major Wortley 1 Horsham Mr. S. Fitzgerald Huddersfield Mr. Ackroyd X Hall Mr. Clay Lord Ashley Huntingdon Mr. Thomas Baring 1 General Peel Huntingdonshire Mr. Rust 1 Mr. J. M. Heathcote Hythe Sir J. Ramsden Ipswich Mr. J. C. Cobbold ...

... Caldwell, scrivener. Netting HiU Middlesex. , . Thomas Bennett, iron and coaltnaster, Oldbury, Worcestershire, and West Bromwich, Stafford. Thomas Henry Griffith, coaldcaler, Lowemoor, Worcestershire. Joseph Hardy* miller, Nottingham. .. .. Elizabeth Clarke ...

... herbaceous plants, while tj(m over fellda , lt tn ,|, e peace in two ; Mr. Morris bore ott the prize lor hardy shrubs, ,. li( , M .h._s„ l)n afier Thomas Hcnessev, | with his Kalmui Ratifom. The greenhouse and Uiilor and aild j 0 Hutterworth, beerseller, ...

... Plant, 3 and 4; Hardy Shrub, 3 and 4; Greenhouse Plant, 3; Fuschia (White Corrola), 1; Stand of Six Verbenas, 2. tt Mr. John Howard: Collection of Four Herbaceous Plants. 1; Herbaceous Plant, 2; Hardy Shrub,! 2; Prize of Merit (cactus). Thomas Hoyle, Esq.: ...

... street. About 80 sat down to dine, and afterwards Mr. Thomas Bamford, president of the association, Joofc the chair. The annual report stated that the association had assisted in opposing Mr. Hardy’s late Beer Bill. With regard to finances, the association ...

... IS H EREBY GlVEN,that similar proceedings Mess Devoutly to be wished. To t hete's the rub! Clkoo—On the 17th instant, John Thomas, infant son of with a shovel and finally drowned. The effect warranted, and will e forthwith instituted against all persons ...