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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 1N0 HOI SES and Cardens, adjoining the above Pi eniises, and the occunations Francis Humphreys, John >» ass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and William Leivis. Possession of the Public House will given Lady-day next. . , .. Further particulars may known on ...
... Robert Clifton, Hart. and Thomas Nixon, Esq. in the penalty of 2s. fid. and costs, for having assaulted Thomas Hardy in the parish of Sneintun.—Heary Ilickardsun was convicted by Sir Robert Clif.ou, Bart. and the Rev. Thomas Beaumont, in the penalty of ...
... —The thirty-fifth anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, was celebrated on Thursday a dinner, to which a numerous and respectable company sat down, at the Golden Lion, West Smillrfield.—Mr. Hardy, who had attained a great age, but appears to enjoy ...
... prison, for trial at the next Sessions, charged with feloniously stealing an iron pan, the property of Thomas ilornbuckle. Wm. Robinson, Thomas Hardy, John Bradley, John Winfield, and Henry Browse were severally committed by the same Magistrate to the ...
... Hind's Yank, Angel Row, afters long and painful illness. He was well knows as a porter. At Newark, on the 3d inst. Mr. Thomas Hardy, hair dresser, Ste. of Cow Lane, aged 43. Ou the sth instant, Jane, wife of Mr. Hearsay Wood, botcher, of Hawtun Road, ...
... Brewill, after a long illness. L a st Friday, at Eagle, Lincolnshire, aged 73, Smith widow of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and mother in law to Mr. Thos. ' Hardy, of Gomm Gate, In this town. On Saturday last, at Mansfield, Hanash, the wife of Mr. Heinpaall, landlord ...
... of this ?lace. On Snnday, Mr. James Berry, to Mira Melieent Shaw; Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Miss Sophia Hardy. 'On Monday, Mr. John I Awde. to Miss A. Wheatley. On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Saxton, to Ann Coleman. On Weilneaday, Mr. William Banoey, to Mary Rowliotham ...
... Newark, comtly dame of Id !! . North Muskhsm, ou the 7lh instant, boiuas Nicholson, to Jane Rockliffe. On the instant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, hair dresser and grinder, Cow-lane, aged 45 years. the slh, Jane, wile of Mr. Hearsay Wood, botcher. Hawton-lane, aged ...
... tio-ps there for her preservation. A party of the regiment of Lancers was sent there. The fleet, ent gee command of Sir Thomas Hardy, sail this moreteg_f thivation is not knee n, but i l eitis lbs exoriesgOr 9, it is gone probably on a o rn irm,,l •'. ...