... of 15 CoLlingsvood Street, Tottenham, were charged on remand with cruelly 111-treatieg Annie Hardy, aged 13, William Hardy, 11, Ada Hardy, 8, and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing them with necessary food, whereby injury to their health has ...

... of its leading features to the incidents given in a novel by Mr Thomas Hardy entitled Far from the Madding Crowd, and they at once pronounced it to be an adaptation of that work. Mr Hardy, on inspecting the play, also came to the same conclusion, and ...

... 1. A. Russel ordained as colleague and savassor to the • E. Craven, of the Flee Church, Newhills. STEALING JCTE kcs. --Thomas Hardy • was sent sixty days t, jail at the Polk .ARTHENWARE today for having stolen 20 jute bags . shed in Duff Street. Ho ...

... d.iughtm, were indicted for leaving without necessary Pee per foal and clothing or bedding, William Hardy, eleven, Ada Hardy, eight, and Thomas Hardy. three, by which neglect their lives were end:mond. Mr Mead conducted the prosecution ; and the goners ...

... ltlacpherson, parish of Cowie, Perthshire ; the ltev. Alexander Gardner, second minister of the parish of Brechin ; the Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, Perthshire • the Rev. Robert Wright, parish of Dairsie, Fifeshire the Rev. Alexander Todd, parish ...

... Parochial Boardroom on Wednesday altos. noon, when !Into Alexander Al•under, (armee. Anifork Peter hallamine, (loaner t Jaa. Hardie, merchant, Oldinoldram ; and Dam. Ritchie, farmer, Balloairn, withdre► to ate the cope., of a poll. Special anniversary senile* ...

... the mitring moditretee. the Re, Peter M•Vieer. Leeds% washed the opening twin.. After the roll bad b.. galled and the Rev. Thomas appareled moderate, fee the mm real year. The meetings of the Synod teem resumed ea Teasley. The Rev. W. it. °milieu.. admitted ...

... was thrown with great violence on the road, and was rather severely cut about the head and othe r wi se b ru i se d. D r M•Hardy was at once called, and dressed hia injuries. The animal continued its mad career along the street past the Town Hall, and ...

... Mrs Charles Gordon, of a son. MARRIAGES. At St Margaret's Chapel t Aboyne, on the inst., by the Rev. James Paul, Robert M`Hardy, Aboyne, t Mary Ann, eldest d!rughter of Mr Wm. Finch. dryster, Aboyne Mills. At St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Aberdeen, the ...

... tinder the auspices of this t ;uild delivered in the Townliall here on Monday last by the Rev. A. A. Campbell. Crathie. Rev. Thomas Young, R.D., honorary president, occupied the chair. There was • very large audience, many being unable to obtain seats. The ...

... John Reid, Stodfold ; 10, Alexander Dompater, Coldrain. Grooming-1, A. Thom ; 2, James Stephen • 3, John Garold ; 4. holm ll'Hardy ; 5, Alexander Demeter; 6, William Gray, Goyaachie 7, George Mitchell: 8, William N icol; 9. George M'Doirald ; 10, John Reid ...

... 4th twat., Jane Donald, the wife of rater Garden, aged SI year. regretted. At street, Aberdeen, on the 4th inst., Margaret Hardie, widow of the late Loa. builrier, aged 77 years. At 25 Springhank Terrace, Aberdeen, on the 6th inst., Sown Eliraheth, daughter ...