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... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. Prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the band, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her ' was attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch ...
... year original poems by Mr. Tennyson, Lord Lytton, and M. Victor Hugo, and illustrated serial morns by Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and M. Alpho: se Daudet. Tor pavement of the Manor Boise of Lintol, near Bother, the ancient property of the families ...
... aged 73, of the same address, were charged with cruelly ill - treating Annie Hard y , aged 13; William Hardy, 11; Ada Hardy, 8 ; and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not providing them with necessary food, whereby they had suffered much bodily harm. The children ...
... G. Gre,nwaxi, Principal J. 6. Sharp, Mr. Hall Tcrins,n, Mr. Lionel Tenny- Mr. Richard Cowing, Mr.. E. Lynn-Linton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. F. W. Robinson, Mr. Marcus Stone, A.lt. X., Mr. E twin Wan 411. Mr. Edward Capern, Dr. W. 11. Gladstone, Mr. 6. W ...
... the metropolitan detective police. Two notices still remain un• served. The names are: Messrs. 0. B. Parnell, Thomas Brennan, Patrick Egan, Thomas Sexton, T. D. Sullivan, Michael O'Sullivan, John Dillon. Mr. Parnell was personally served in the Imperial ...
... who called when be was away from his father's house, and was In Arbour Square from halfpaA two to three o'clock.—Mr Thomas Arthur Hardy. of No. if Turner Road, was rent for to the defendant's house on Monday last. lie found him bleeding from a wound on ...
... APPLICATION. GARDINEI & HA.RDIE MANUFACTURERS MACHROM FURNITURE BY INERY, 42 GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW. PA WRING A PAIR OF TROUSERS FOR WILLS AND BEQUESTS. MEDICINE. The will (dated February 10, 1876), with three James FRANCIS Thomas lives in Poutaewynydd ...
... A. HARDIE, 47 MOSS STREET. NEWS DEPOT. MR ALEXANDER HARDIE the Beading Public of Paisley and surrounding country that he has OPENED that Central sad Conraodious SHOP No. 47 MOSS STREET for the of HOOKS, STATIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, AND PERIODICALS ; and all ...
... Wright, tailor, there ; Wm. Cl arkson, shoemaker, there ; Thomas Pink, muslin singer, there ; Robert Gray, weaver, there ; James Cleland, smith, there • Alexander Hart, cabinetmaker, there ; Thomas M`Farne, weaver, at Condorret. The foreman of the grand ...
... Margaret, only surviving daughter of the late Mr Thomas Young, timber merchant, Paisley. At Oakshawhead, Paisley,Oit the 7th inst., by the iliv. A. Pollok, Mr Hugh Clark, to Anna Binaie, daughter of Mr Thomas Park. At Arkleston House, Paisley, on the Sib ...
... jagges were the following t—Fdr poultry—Messrs James Barclay, Paisley; WM. C. Hardi , , Carron; James Crawford, Glasgow ; Jame Mdller, Gla , gurr ; Jul= Ranter, Grtenock ; and Thomas Caldwell, Bich. Kr pigeons— Messrs James Hale, Glasgow, and Jas. Paton, Stewarton ...
... Warrington, and Thomas Hardie, all belonging to !Cloning Park, for stealing flowers from a garden in Kenmure•street, Pol• lokshlelds, were each fined 3e. or two days' imprisonment. Three boys, named William Gibson, Alex, M'Ketzie, and Thomas Bremner, all ...