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... (Count# anti (Comnutmrnti. On the I9lh instant, Thomas Hardy was convicted Thomas Nixon, Esq. in the penalty of 40s. and costs, for riding o.i a waggon, of which he was the driver, in the township of Chilwell, without having any reins, or any person on ...
... proototen of Ike WHEREAS, • of THOMAS HARDY, of Red Lion In the and Connty of the Town of Nottingham, Hatcher, and Dealer in Hay, NI Insolvent Debtor, been in the Can of and the for from pmergs haring been Firers In the said Thomas Hardy under pro, of in ease ...
... and judicious Conduct In the Chair. A. THISTLEIVOOD. Secretary. Sidnieriptionm are received by E. 1.1. lair ware. Mill, Thomas Hardy, JO, Fleet-street, 111 r. Miller. Skinner- Orem, at the liar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand mud by the Printer ...
... bourn was committed to the house of correction, for trial at the sessions, for stealing 7lbs. of mutton, the property of Thomas Hardy. ...
... Radioed. On the instant, John Krrfr was committed by Thomas Nixon, Esq, to the said house ol correction, for trial at the next sessions, charged with fc loniously stealing watch, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Haddington and John nmJley was committed by ...
... Houses, and CARDIN/I, adjoining the above Premises, and in the occupations of Francis Humphreys, John Wass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and Wm. Lewis. Possession of the Public House will be given at Lady Day next. Further particulars may be known on application ...
... Allred. TEAL BY Jcay.—The thirty-fifth anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy was celebrated on Thursday week, by a dinner, at the Golden Lion, in West Smithfield. Mr. Hardy, who has attained a great age, but appears to enjoy a hearty state of health ...
... thereto belonging, in the several occupations of George Wheat, Alexander Pritchard, William West, Mary Barnes, Saml Jennies, Thomas Hardy, and Charles Sturman', or their Under-tenants. The above Property is Copybold of the Manor of Man-field, Fine small and ...
... and Expenses incident to such sale, and to the Execution of the said Trust. N.,aingham, 26th May, 1847. JOHN WOODHOUSE. THOMAS HARDY, THOS. KIRBY, Freemen of the said Town of Nottingham. ...
... cleverly. Pxuessiossism.—Wm. Widdowson of Carlton, will run any one of the Burton Joyce Pedestrians, 100 yards for 1:5, except Thomas Hardy. Widdowson's money is ready at the Black's Head, Carlton. Burton of Carlton, will also run Joseph Cowlishsw of Sneinton ...
... oneloord , ..d of all ture Rat. to be made for tlw purpeer. esti el the incident to tuck Sale, W b the. M. JOHN WOODHOUSE, THOMAS HARDY, THUS. KIRBY, Pns': .rid T. 1 Nwl.d. . ...
... stealing, on the Ist day February last, four pounds weight of mutton, and two pounds and half beef, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy butcher.—Each to imprisoned two calendar months, once whipped, and kept one week in solitary confinement. James Moiteksiiaw ...