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... sheepfold had dropped of healthy lambs, both of which are doing well. On Wednesday a new public free library was The death of Mr. Thomas Creswick, 8.A., ()peed at Doncaster, in what was, until very recently, well-known landscispe Lainter, took place in Lon- building ...
... sum of home eurg•es at et. Thomas's Hospital, Loudon, and 1 all clayses Of aociety. • • . . defraud him of the same, at Sicipton, on the 28th Sept. 1869.-The prisoner was also indicted for obtaining, false pretences, from Thomas Kayley, a pair of gl , of ...
... Mrs. Skeplehoru acting as nurse. The defendants were committed for trial. Mr. John Hardy, the Member for South Warwickshire, and brother of the Right Hot,. Clathorne Hardy, was charged ou Tuesday before the magistrates at Burton-on-Trent, with publishing ...
... ‘ fixity tenure with Mr. John Merdy, dreper, i , has obtaimed an award £100, in the Court ef Bench, from another Mr. John Hardy, also a in the same to hima im mistake for om returning parcels delivered on them mamesake, wrote comments of consisting of ...
... W. B. der., M.P., Capisis (r. H. SNy ?all. mid J. C. D. CkarksivortA, Esq.) A Row AT OULTON.— William, Arthur Bradley and Thomas Flocktos were eh Hoary klardy.—Kr. Gill far complainant is a fain the areiss of Mr. free. of Club elide Earns, Met May, are ...
... Illingworth, schoolmaster, flight° u ; Thomas Birdman, milliner, Scarborough;_fanner, Alfr Ashby, Winstanley ; Hamer and G re y w en printers, Headiugley ;W. G. Shaw, and c ent merchant, Bradford ; Joseph Hardy, tailor and hitter, Sheffield; James Grow ...
... secretly of this matter. And Inquisition was then taken by Thomas of Wakefield, Robert the Roller, Robert of Castleford, John of Ferry, Robert Swerd, übert Derrielone, Juhu Pollard, Nicholas Noddeger, Thomas son of Henry, Robert the Carpenter, John Osde and William ...
... Admiralty except in the capacity of Secretary or Civil Lord. At the Leith Police Court, on Saturday morning, James T. Hardie, of the firm of Hardie and Co., merchants, Constitution Street, was charged with having forged a bill to the amount of £1,200, on Ferguson ...
... :—Mr. Green for stone, £5B 65.; the West Yorkshire Iron and Cosl Company for dross,E24 151.11 d. Messrs. Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, for dross, £3O 2.1. sd. ; Ile. Schofield, plumber, &c., for repairs to lamps, &c., £5 4s. 4d. ; Mr. Stanfield, for stationery ...
... time of the agree' ment of (Petober, 1867. die Thomas Bect.at holding ' 7-9ths, Mr. Ingrain I.9th, and Mr. Holland I.9th, but, the last-seamed had since. bathe Bill atatektransferrect his interest to Sir Thomas Beckett. The manor of Leeds aomprised the :ead ...
... desires to gain an hoeuur(Mayor), five men, named Soloman Butterworth, times to furnish him with a copy of the balance sheet, Thomas Inman, William Ramstlen, Samuel Langley, or permission to look at the original one, his prayer able livelihood ever so strong ...
... the landkord LI, will, expenses Li ; and Hartley and Bowerby each, with expenses Its. each. A ENCOVVIVIL—Two colliers, named Thomas a [ pear), and Stead (the latter whets did appear), were charged with being drunk and riotous, on th e 6th inat—Poliee-coastable ...