Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the close of the 7th, Hardy was knocked dowu from a severe hit on his frontal organ from Gas's right. 9. This was short, but rather severe ; Hardy having bored Gas to the ropes, a struggle ensued, and the latter went down. 10. Hardy went down. If. some ...
... Carrington„ On Sunday, at Radford. Mr. inhit Hardy, to Miss Faith Hardy; Mr. David Wilson, to Misr Ann . _ - - OnTuesday, at Basford, Mr. James Tarratt Woodhouse, London, to Herodias, second daughter of Mr, Thomas Rhodes, 13ssfor4I. At Lambley, 1111 Sunday ...
... close of the >ih Hardy was knocked down from seven* biton bis front from Gas's rL'ht. Ninth round. —This was short but rather st ven*; Hardy having bored Gas the ropes, struggle en- sued, and the latter went down. Tenth round.—Hardy went down. Eleventh ...
... Clifton, Bart. Robert Holden, Esq. Admiral Sotheron, M.P. Thomas Moore. Esq. Thomas llouldinvorth, Esq. M.P. Jobs Balm, Esq. Lieutenant Colonel Wildman. Peter Brooke, k:sq. William Sherbrooke, Esq.' Thomas Barber, Esq. William Elliott Elliott, Esq. William Turban ...
... Cotgrave Barnes Thomas, Bradshaw John, Nottingham Brewster Edward, Ratclitfe Burrows J. Holme Pierrepont Butler Robert, Carlton Mor ley John, Cotgrave Morlcy Hit-hard, Sncinton Morris William, Cotgrave Morris Thomas, Cotgrave Moi rio Thomas, Morris Henry ...
... Elias Nadin, Miss Hannah Hardy. Monday, Mr. Thomas Barnett, to Miss Hannah Hodson Mr. Patrick Quigley, Miss Eliza ; Mr. John Jackson, to Miss Marv Sarmoc. On Tuesday, Mr. Wm.Twells, to Miss Ann Okley. St. Peter’s, on Monday, Mr. Thomas Oliver, of Derby, Mrs ...
... to Miss 112nniab Butkr. Same day and place, Mr. Thomas Pepper, to Miss Mary lireedon. flu Thursday week, at Astou-upob•Trent. Derby. shire, Mr. Johu Hardy, of Ketaworth, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Thomas Moore, of Shardlow, ...
... TULZPS, STOVE, GREEN-HOUSE, and HERBACEOUS PLANTS, ERICAS •ud hardy SHRUBS, With all FRUITS awl I'Ef;ETABLES in seasole, Will be held at Bios'Lar HOUSE, on Wednesday the 27th inst. at Two o'clock, when the wids- a ill be ready for inspection. In consequence ...
... killing Sami. Rhodes, at Mansfield. Cattle stealing. —Jervis Smith, 19, a mare, the property of Win. Scottam, of Cotgrave.—Thomas Hill, 27, two steers, the properly of Francis Webster, Beckingham.— Henry Grundy, and John 33, stealing a ram Stanford, the ...
... Icliaiiod Wright, Esq. Thomas Houldswurth, Esq. M.P. Thomas Boom. Esq. Lieutenent Colonel Wildman. Henry Smith. E.g. William Sherbrooke, Esq. John Be Ivy, Esq. William Elliott Elliott, Esq. Prier Broo►e, Esq. Lancelot illollesion, Esq. Thomas Earlier, Esq. Willis ...
... from Mr. Thomas Gilson. Public-House Hobbcry. Pierrkpoint, aged 26, was indicted for stealing from Thomas Sporlon, Hie 10th September, at the Angel, purse, containing about nine shillings silver, two handkerchiefs, hat, and trolling lino.—Thomas Sporton ...
... Liverpool. Thomas Young, Wells, Somersetshire, baker, Dec. 21,21,Jaa. Is, at the George In, Shepton Mallet. Mr. Reeve s , Glastoubury: J;;Ial Burnam', ( hesterfield, coach proprietor, Dec. 26, 27, Jan. 18, at Mr. Hardy's office, Sheffield. Mr. Hardy, Sheffield ...