... saw a knife in Bardy's band. Cross-examined: He had a row with Hardy a fortnight before, when Bardy assaulted him. Par- '■ ! sons's brother was in that row. They did not then leave Hardy on the ground. He had no intention 'j of paying out prisoner for ...

... Wran,jham Hardy, druggist, New Malton, ' William Heckiey, farmer, Wei burn. Mr William Knight, gentleman, in^sby, Valentine Kitchinman, gentleman, Slingsby. Thomas Leefe, jun., merchant, O.d Malton. John Booth Nicholls, merchant Malton. Mr Thomas Oliver ...

... RiteSiing, Or. r '' 1• •■ . •Vairlfi .. Mr. William Nellist. Sr .k. ov. John Pref t->n. _a a t C *wf.n Mr. Thomas Hl-k ?? W ?? ■ ?? _.•_♦, •_. Mr. Thomas Robin»on. V,i. _h: >•■ i'vu*. Mr. John Senton, Ing'^y Gr-^nhow. A!r. Albert James Smith, Bartoa Hous- ...

... furthering the work of Sunday school teaching. There was a lerge attendance, and the meeting was presided ?? by thi- Rev. Russell Thomas, the pastor of Lendal' Congregational Church. Mr. Gledhill, in his address dealt with the question or cpning services, and ...