... Bridge, being in charge. The Vicar, the Rev. D. W. Scott. M.A.. was the preacher and the Rev. G. A. Thomas also took part in the service. Mrs. Thomas was the organ. After tea. in St. Mark’s School, there was whist drive and a visit to Crow Wood Park. ...

... after using most unseemly language, seized her by the hair of the head and beat her very badly. . Caktduivkhs Trocbi.k.— Thomas ScratcherU, carter, Southowram-bank. bad £1 11s. (id. to pay, or one month to prison, for being drunk while in charge of a ...

... October last Mr. Hardy and Mr. Shaw conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Foster the defence. It appeared that on the above day a woman, named Mary Hir 1, appeared before the magistrates, Keighley, to affiliate an illegitimate child Thomas Smith, wearer, of ...

... George Atlas (43,) were charged with having, on the 25Hh of January last, at Fags tone, assaulted and robbed Thomas Balmfirth, of £2 2s. 6d. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnstone were for the prosecution; the prisoners were defended by Mr. Dearsly. The prosecutor is ...

... said prisoner entered their shop on the previous Wednesday, and sold her the shawl for 9d. She gave it to Detective Hardy Monday.—Hardy said he apprehended the prisoner on the previous day (Monday), and on charging her with the theft, she denied having ...

... upon Miss Thomas, who has the girls under command like well trained soldiers. The music for the drill was supplied by very little girl, Miss Emily Bettison, on her violin. The treat was very much enjoyed, and many were the wishes that Miss Thomas would give ...

... disposed ta give him the benefit of it, and therefore ordered him to be discharged. Thomas Davis was charged with stealing brass candlestick from the house of Thomas Garside, of Green-hill Tavern, Pellon-lane, on Wednesday.— P.C. Hey stated that vesterday ...

... Accident. ~Od Saturday last au accident of a sad character happened to a little boy about three years of «ge, named Thomas, son of Mr. Thomas Shaw, of Flush, Liversedge. It appears that the youth was playing on the road, when a cart (which was passing the ...

... Chaplain; W.Bros. T. H. Bedworth, P.P., Asst GDC.. Treasurer; J. C. Tinker. Secretary; S- Lees. D.C.; Bros. W. Gallimore. S D.; T. Hardy. J.D.; N. R. Gledhill, Asst. D.C.; W.Bro. J. A. Worsnop. P.A.G.D.C., Almoner; Bros. W. Elliott, Organist; C. Lickess, Asst ...

... at 111, Basinghall-street. Sols., May and Sweatland, Queen-square, Bloomsbury ; off. assig., Caiman, Aldermanbury. EDWARD THOMAS, builder, Elbury-street, Pimlico, July 30, and Sept. 2, at llj, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Gooday, Brunswick-square; off ...

... Edge 2nd—Hodgson, Firth, Womecsiey, Baines, Miller, J. Shaw, Hall. Armitage, Oates, Myers, and Reusbaw. Reserves, Binns and Hardy. Umpire, W. Shaw, Tradesmen (Saturday) v. Elland Upper Edge. At Victoria-road. Tradesmen’s Team—Crossley (captain), Ainley ...

... George Thomas. It appears that the prosecutor, on the Thursday previous, was at the Dusty Miller beerhouse, Folly-hall, and whilst there had some beer, and also treated the prisoner. They left the place to go home together, and went to Thomas’s house ...