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... captured at Barnsley, and on Wednesday were lodged in the temporary prison atSheffield. At Nottingham Assizes on Saturday, Thomas Greensmith, aged thirty five, was indicted for the wilful murder of his son Mark Greensmith, a child of about two years of ...
... deal box at Repton, the property of John ?? three calendar months, Thomas Marples, convicted of setting snares for destroy. . Ing game in the township of Barlow.-For one month, I Thomas Kirkman, convicted of takilng fish in the private fishery of the Alarquess ...
... 6'clockin the evening. Committed to the House of Correction for this County since ourlast, for seven days, Benjamin Hardy, for assault- ing Hannah Hardy, at Boulton.-For fourteen days, Philip Roberts, for assaulting George Pegg, at ?? one month each and hard labour ...
... children. . sA.Erg~ r ?? meeting of ctis Society took place in the large Room, Exeter Hall, London, on l'eonday last. AMr, Hardy, (late Al. P. for Bradford) presided, surrbunded by Lord Sandon,,Al.,P. AMr. Baines, M. P. Air. Finch, Al. P. and a 'large ...
... established or con. L;2 ateniplated. . On Monday se'nnight, William Soars, Esq. was swornt into office as Mayor; 'Thomas Roberts and Thomas Bishop, Plaa junr. Gentlemen, Sheriffs. and C. Leavers and J. Birktanuir, have Gentlemen, as Chamberlains for Nottingham ...
... Worcester; Rev. John Poulett Dl 'Ghie, Queen's. Bachelots of Arts.-Thomas Need, and George Neale Barrow, University; Sidney Godolphin Osborne, James Arthur Dunnage, George Robertson Edwards, and Thomas Freeman, Brasennoze; Henry Sims, Pembroke; Edmund May, W'orcester; ...
... of the lovely bride in Staffordshire..Report affirms that the long talked of snarriage between Lord Jolin Russell and Miss Hardy, will be solemnized at the end of the season. The marriage of Viscount Howick with Miss Copley is the first alliance fomed ...
... empire iastruction in the principles of the di Christian religion as maintained by these churches.C Mr. J. F. Hardy, the Re,. Mr. Page, Mr. Thomas D4 Hartly, the chairman and others, spoke at great length it and with much effiect upon the measure of education ...
... John Alarsball, B.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxford. DEACONS, Thomas Oben Drawbridge, B.A. Queen's College, Cam. bridge. Philip Fosbrooke, B.A. Clare Hall, ditto. Richard Devereux Hill, B.A. ditto, ditto. Thomas llurrtphreys, B.A. Jesus College, Oxford. Richard Robert ...
... of Hlyde H Park and St. James's Park; Sir John Dodeon, D.C.L. Her Majesty's Advocate-General ; Vice-Admiral Sir T. M., Ill Hardy, Bart. Mlaster of Greenwich Hospital ; and the Duke A of Argyll, Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland. T MASTER or THE HoRs~s' ...
... a tea service were stolen out of the summer house. Committed to the County Gaol since our last, Thomas hunt, Thomas Hunt the younger, Henry Lander, Thomas 1Ilhbook, and William Garrant, charged with breaking itto tire shop of George Brown, of Denby, and ...
... endowed with all the lir characteristics with which 1the thrifty genius of the Tweed ml fortifies her children. Frugal, hardy, industrious, and ho persevering, with few wants and practised self-denial, he em set out for the great mart of human subsistence ...