... Wright, two Mieses BeUamy, Hanford, Mia KWa, Mrs. 8. & Cartoia, Mrs. J. Wright, Mr. W. Gee, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas, Mia Boor. Mia 8. Hardy, Mr. and Mia Coeper, Heckington. Mr. J. Jcbb, Mr. T. OHw, Mr. T. Wright, Mr. Cartoia, LaagririOe, Mr. J. Tnxford ...

... ordered to pay Is. 6d. per week and expenses.—A man named Hardy, of Hnndleby, better known by the cognomen Fool Hardy,” was charged with brutal aaaault upon bis wife* a poor docrepsd old woeoan. Hardy, who has before appeared under similar drenrostanoea, ...

... Yarborough, ou 10th March, and 7 Qia. of ad cake, the property of his master, John Robinson, on the 11th March : no true bill. Thomas Smith, 15, collier, waa convicted of Wsslmg 9 fb«. pert, tbe property of That, hill, Morncastle. on tbe 17th January. One ...

... ShefiahL tailors PEPPERJ. and HOLMES E. Addjr, of Shefield. grooern. (From Feidat*» Gazette, April *4.) GAME Thomas, Coldwaltham, com dealer. HARDY Jfweph. of miller BENNETT T. of Oldbury, Woroesterahire. trou manofort GRIFFITH Hy . of Loweamoor, Woreastarshire ...

... Stamford Thnreday lart. Jeha HcMeetor, bootnaker. to Sarah Ana Porter, both Si. Paol’e-atreet At Ruekiaftnn. on the flat iaet. Thomae Straggles, Heckntfon to Hatofataeon, of the form* place. At on the 21rt iaac, Wm. Vaoy, to »——*■ OdalL At BnotOebr. ™ tie ...

... fined £6 ousts for using waggon carrier, without having license do so. —EUtha Atkiumm, of Croft, William Bpe»cr, Ashby, and Thomas Hortom, were each fined on separate charges ss. and expenses, for riding without reins on the shaft* of waggons, Ac.— Joseph ...

... mom of the Her. Dr. (finch, re*igi»rd. Wire, declaring the vacancy and M rorommendlng** the election the Hon. and Her. Jcdka Thomas TVlhatn, M.A., haring been reed, the hon. end rev. gentleman was Lord Bishop Norwich. Hi* Lordahip appointed Mr. J. B. Lee ...

... three years ago. I never went to Ho!beach buy furniture. 1 have been to Mr. Hardy’s house on a vi'it about two years since. 1 know tliat money was u»ed to buy somo of Mr. Hardy’s goods in. when was in difficulty. In August last, I was in def.-ndaut’s bouse ...

... Thu fanner included—Sopranos—Mrs. Sharman, Mrs. Craven, and Miss Horn ; Contrulios—Miss Haynes, an I Miaa Best; Tenor—Mr. Hardy. Mr. Malam, and Mr. T. Smith; Bast—Mr. Popple, and Mr. Hopper; and the latter, under the leadership of Mr. Hoyland, comprised ...

... in her care nntill the morning. consented to this, and shortly afterwards left the bouse in company with fish dealer named Thomas Laund. When they got in town Tboropaon charged Laund with stealing bis watch, and meeting with policeman gave him into custody ...

... in and Mrs. Hopper, tin* Misaes Dcst, Marratf, Darker, Horn, Willosott, Tingey, Slater and Hare, and . Camp, Wilson, vcll, Hardy, M dam, Hobson, Williain>oii, Hopper, l’.*pplrwcll, Singleton, anl ham. The programme included the new song with chorus, ** ...

... Selby. Yorkshire, the 21st ult . Joseph Francis Tharratt, late of Utterby. in this county, to Mary only • laughter of the late Thomas Holey, of Bravton At the Independent chapel, Alford, the 27th ult. Mr 11. Bladoa. lo Mias Markham. DIED. At Boston, on the ...