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... 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 ...
... guilty. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the prisoner Was sentenced to be imprisoned for 1! months to bard labour. Thomas Hardy, charged with stealing three halfcrowns, one shilling, aad sixpence, belonging to Mr. Jobn Pecle, of Sutton St. Mary's ...
... Aire, and the North by the New Road leading from Leeds to llkley, near Otley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, w ill shew the Premises. For Particulars, apply Air. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall. Cannon Hall, April, 1830. (CIRCULAR.) pHE following Statement ...
... Navy Board. Their period of service was only three years. He begged to remind the Committee, that neither Sir Thomas Foley nor Sir Thomas Hardy, had more than £450 a year. This he thought was unjust towards men who had served in every clime, and were engaged ...
... of the Navy Board Their period of service was only three years. begged remind the Committee, that neither Sir Thomas Foley nor Sir Thomas Hardy had more than 450/. year. This be (bought was onjost towards men who had served in every clime, sad engaged in ...
... otgrave Allcock George, »en. Clipstone Morris Thomas, Cotgrave Allcock George, juu. Morris Thomas, Gamston Allcock John, CTipstone, Morris Henry, Bassingtield Burgess Robert, Ksq. tot grave Oldham Thomas, Bills Robert, Kneesall. Oliver Rev. S. R , KneesaU ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... —(C» (./•'Xo,/'•.'' Well, then he would assert, that at least he held oue. remind the committee, tnat neither Sir Thomas Foley Thomas Hardy had more than £450 a-year. This he thought was unjust towards men who served every clime, and wereengagediu many ...
... March 29.—Robert Thomas, Liverpool, ship.broker. Thomas Clark, Dover, master-marmer. Robert Edward Marsh, George-street, Hampstead-road, drawing. master. Hodgens, Hanover-street, Liverpool, glass-dealer. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Hardy, Kirby Moorside ...
... Grisdale, Mr. Thompson to Miss Davis, both of that place. On Friday week, at Dent, Mr. Thomas Batty to Miss E. Middleton. On Wednesday last, at Penrith, Mr. John Hardy, draper, Appleby, to Miss Jane Simpson, of the former place- In London, Mr. John Parminter ...
... ( = ah | Heritage. Joseph Rath, Robert Sprague, Thomas Stone, A! Stone, Abm. Philllps, Uriah alias Jolin Gordye, Joseph By Thomas Wm. Baker, Wm. Bosley, James Haw uy | Jo Ra. Berryman, Berrysnan, Usiah Street, John ae | H enry. Knight, George Darby, James ...