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... and Wm. Thacker, 25, lor stealing quantity of potatoes, value the property Thos.Hardy, of Sharnford. John Timson. and Wm. Barwell, 21, for stealing loaf, thf property of Thomas Newitt, of Leicester. Roberts Atkins, 29, stealing from the shop Henry Coates ...
... Celving three shirts, &c. the property of Thomas Crane, knowing them to have been stolen. Death recorded.--Jourt BRAMLNY, 11, JOHN PARNELL, 14. JOHN Wlllll5. I'2, charged on the solemn affirmation of Thomas Powell. (being one of the people called Quakers ...
... filed by Clark Thomas, Dover, master-manner, March 29. William, Liverpool, glass-dealer, March 29. Marsh Robert Edward, George-street, road, drawing-master, March 29. Thomas Robert, Liverpool, ship-broker, March 29. Bankruptcy enlarged. Hardy William, Ki ...
... six children. Thursday, March 25. Samuel Nicholls, aged 20, was acquitted on charge stealing potatoes, belonging lo Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Sharnford.—Wm. Cooper, aged 23, Wm. Thackbb, aged 25, John Pratt, aged 31, and Wm. Pratt aged 30, all pleaded guilty ...
... no.)—Well, then he would stet, that at least he held one. lie begged to remind e Committee, that neither Sir Thomas Foley nor Sir immas Hardy had more than £450. a-year. This he ought unjust towards men who strved in every tle. and (r C engavil in many ...
... quantity of potatoes, Talus Ws from the promises of Thomas Hardy, Sharuford.—Three calendar mouths bard labour. TIMBON. 33, WILLIAM BARWIILL, 21. charged with stealing a loaf. value is :id. the property of Thomas Newitt, in the parish of St hlargaret.—John Tinison ...
... SAMUEL NIC , ,LLS, O. JOHN PRATT, 31, WILLIAM PRATT, SO, charged with stealing quantity of potatot a. the property of Thomas Hardy. at Snaridird —Samuel Nicoll', Acquitted. John Pratt and William Pratt, three months bard labour . JAMES EDWARDS, 7:1, ...
... resigned; and the Duke of Gordon was sworn In of the Privy Council. The Recorder of London taade is usual sessional report, and Thomas Sales, convicted of housebreaking, was ordered fom execution Odn WVednesday next; the other convicts were respited duting ...
... Doncaster. fts» No attendance on Sundays. TO COVER this Season, 1830, in the Neighbourhood of Spalding, the property of Thomas Perkins and Thomas Cooks, THE FLYER; Thorough-bred Mares lOGuineas, and Half-_tGuinea the Groom Half-bred Mares Guineas, and ss. the ...
... in without mV knowing it; out went out that morning before eight o’clock ; every one , going out must produce a ticket. Mr. Thomas Riste said had given ticket for any one leave that morning. George Gillett saw the prisoner Russell in the machine shop before ...
... Wright, Esq. Admiral Sot heron, M. P. Thomas Moore, Thos. Houldsworth, Esq. M P. Henry Smith, Esq. Joseph Birch, Esq. M. P. John Balguy, Estj. Lieutenant-Colonel Wikhnan Peter Brooke, Esq. Win. Sherbrooke, Enq. Thomas Barber, Esq. Wm. Elliott Elliott, Esq ...
... PAStilisi NT*. I.6rd RaiscliNe, M.P. I John Wright, Esq. Sir Robert cum., Bart lebabod Wright, En. Admiral Sollicroo, M.P. Thomas Moore, Faq. Joss*. Binh, Esq. M.P. Henry Smith, Esq. Thos. Houldswortb. Esq. M.P. John Brainy, E.; Lieutenant Colonel Rudman ...