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... into custody, when she admitted she had broken the windows, but could assign no reason for her conduct. Pohce-constable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, proved that he was set to watch the prosecutor's premises, and for that purposelhe stationed himself on a skylight ...
... was found near the furnace. It was as follows:— Friday afternon, half-past two o'clock.—Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer-meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...
... made inquiries about the stone, and did not now intend to go on with that charge against the prisoner. Police-constable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, said he toala the pr.soner into custody, and when the charge was read over to him he admitted having pawned the ...
... the Religious Tract o cie who addressed the meeting in a very - forcible and eloquell Manner. The Rev. A C. Thomas, Messrs. Cuthbeas°°' Hardy, Green, and other gentlemen, also delivered pressive practical addresses, and the meeting, which a full one, ...
... Testimonials to Mr. Starling and Mr. Hardy, will be presented at CROSS STREET CHAPEL SCHOOL ROOM, Tuesday, December 10th, 1861. w 3 ' REV. H. ALLON WILL PRESIDE. , Tea at Six. Public Meeting at Seven. The Rev. A. Thomas, Rev. E. Paxton Hood, Rev. E. Christien ...
... BEDELL—On the sth inst. at No. 4, Caspa Villas, Islington, Mrs. Charles Bedell, of a daughter. HARDY—On the Bth inst., at Ball's-pond, theiwife of Mr. James. D. Hardy, of the Stock Exchange, of a son. p • arringes . • !, • Nlcitom,s—PioorT—On the 4th inst. ...
... 1327. Egediae de Felsted, 1332, William de Southwerk. 1333. John Seman. 1336. Thomas Gunge. 1337. Henry le Clerke. 1384 Laurence Sport. 1393 John Cook. 1395. William Hardy. 1397. John Dames (Vicar of Ealing), William Chapel (resigned), William Canon ...
... St. John, by the Very Rev. Canon Oak eley, and afterwards at St. Mary's, by the Rev. Robert Brown, Abraham, son of Mr. John Hardy, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. George Cooke, of Dover-street, Barnsbury-park. DEATHS. On the 19th n It., at Devonshire-road ...
... —On the 19th inst., at 24, Baker Street, Lloyd Square, Mrs. Henry Y. Brace, of a son. HARDY — On the 19th inst., at Adelaide Road, Hampstead, the wife of W. It. Hardy, Esq., of a son. • arrutges. PE A RSON—SIMCnOII the 1 ith inst., at StAPhilip's. Dalston ...
... of Mr. Henry Cornick, of a daughter. if A n DY.—On the 10th inst.. at Albion Road, Stoke Newington, the wife of Charles F. Hardy, Esq,, of a son. H A YCR A FT.—On the sth inst., at 19, Brunswick Place, Barnsbury Road, the wife of John Haycraft, Esq., of ...
... two years: Mr. *Thomas Andrew Carr. For one Year: Messrs. *Thomas Chatfield Clarke, *William Smith. WARD 4.—TnoRNIIILL. The following were elected: Messrs. William . \Varner Dennis, James Templer, *William Henry Chap t na n , * Thomas Taylor, * William ...
... CLERRENTVELL POLICE, COURT, Nov. 26. APPRESENStoN OP BURGLARS.—John aged 18, residing at Blakeney's Head-court, Islington, and Thomas Green, aged 19, of no fixed abode, a hawker, were charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with burglariously breaking and entering, ...