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... assaolted William Handley and Thomas Hardy, of Ruthlington. William Bush was convicted by Henry Coupe and John Sherwin Sherwin, Emirs. of ha l lug wilfully trespased iiui land, at Bulwell, and ordered to pay the damages anti Thomas Smith and Aaron Fox were ...
... Fhe Right Hon. Sir lames Robert George Bart. The Hon. George Heneage Lawrence BundaN Henry Labouchere. Esq.. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C.B. Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell, Bart., K.C.H. Maurice Frederick Fitzharditig Berkeley, Esq. FLAG OFFICERS ...
... other counties, as well as in this. Swifts Hatt, Arcest Mr. J. Spencer, of Anoka', a highly respeetah:r. n. tr summoned by Thomas Hardy, a gamekeeper of John ten' Esq. for fishing with a net, in the Trcnt, in the partoi of Colirick, appeared to answer so ...
... farmer and grazier, of the fit wer plate. On at Stapleford, Mr. Thomas Hardy, eldest or Mr. John Hardy, to Elizibeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Sisams. On Monday, at Bingham, Mr. Thomas Rockley, to Miss Mary Marley. At I Torkard, on Tnesday.Mr. George ...
... Hall, London, a well-dressed, aged man, accompanied by a rfentlensan, the friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, the following application: The old man stated his name it, be Thomas Allen. 73 years of age, born at Burnham Thorpe, in the couuty of Norfolk, and held a ...
... Smith and John Hopewell, of Clifton; Joseph Tunnicliff, of Costock ; Thomas Hardy, John Woodroofe, Sampson Gadd, Aun Taft, and Jane Taft, of East Leake ; William Attewell and Thomas Archer, of Keyworth; Elizabeth Clarke, of King. stone-on-Soar; William ...
... ditto 10 8.4 24 13 Wm. Caldwell, ditto II 167 24 15 Samuel Caldwell, ditto 12 17:1 27 16 Wm. Marshall, ditto 13 143 16 Thomas Hardy, Keitworth. 14 193 30 10 Renshaw, Shelton, and Co.'s Ware- howw, (part or a ) Is S 4 27 William Aliurshall. Ilathern. RIBBED ...
... under sinillar orders leave Nottingham and Sheffield for Suffolk acil Norfolk ; the at Ipso ich he it quarters. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy is to succeed Sir Richard Heates as Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Lord Denman is about to remove from RUSSelhsquare to ...
... at the house of T. G. de Merveilleux, Esq., Stamford, %%here he was sojourning for the benefit of his health, the Rev. Thomas Hardy. pastor of the Particular Baptist Church, London road, Lek ester. Although this indefatigable minister was about 3$ years ...
... the said house of correction, for trial at the next sessions, charged with feloniously stealing a watch, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Muldington ;—and John Woolley was committed by the same magistrate amid Robert Holden, Esq. to the some prison, for ...
... for one calendar month.—William Bay was convieted the same Magistrates in the penalty of and co.ta. for a like offence Thomas Hardy, • deputy constable. of and comissitteol to the said prison for the like period Samuel Wilson was committed he Sir Hobert ...
... purpose. Also, the Two well anti newly-erected DWELLINGHOUSES, adjoining the above Premises in the occul•ations of Thomas Mason and Hardy, each containing Houseplate and Parlour, Three Bed Rooms, and large Shop, small Garden, &c. And Two other DWELLING-HOUSES ...