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... Chairman having read the requisition, pursuant to e 4th section of the Act, It was moved by Mr. John Stockdale Hardy, and seconded by Mr. Thomas Wood, the younger, an! carried unanimously, at the provisions of the said Act of Parliament be adopted and acted ...
... Defoe Baker,) M. Bellairs, fariner, of Greetham. to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. 8. C. Hardy, of the former place. On Moml:\y. Jan. 2, at All Saints’, Stamford, Thomas Carter, horsekeeper, to Susannah Hubbard. On Tuesday last, at I.ecester, Mr. T'iomas ...
... Thursday the 6lh of January as before advertised, at the Town-hall. Dancing to commence at Half-past Nine. PHILIP HANDLEY, Esq. THOMAS FOWKE ANDREW BURNABY, E*q. Newark, 30th Dec. 1831. Steward*. SPILSBY BALL. THERE will be a BALL in aid of the DORCAS and LYING-IN ...
... Chairman having read the requisition, pursuant to jic 4tii section tlie Ac>, was moved Mr. John Stockdale Hardy, and secnnilpd by Mr. Thomas Wood, the younger, an curried unanimously. That , ' iP rov '' ons l ie sa '*' Parliament be forthwith adopted ...
... property of Thomas I.itherland, Ashbv. William Shaw, 28, John Smith, Thomas Cox. 2S, charged with stealing eleven trusses of hav, the property ot Benjamin Payne, from a stack-yard in Cumlev. Four Months' Hard Labour the House of Edward Bell Hardy, guilty ...
... stolen two shirts, the property Janu-s Mitchell, Loughborough, on the 19th day of Dec. last. WILLIAM SHAW, JOHN SMITH, and THOMAS COX, stood Indicted for stealing eleven trusses of hay, the property of Mr. B. Payne, auctioneer, from stack-yard, at Guinley ...
... Loughborough, by the Rev. New, m liquidation the debt incurred in erecting a collected° PIRC wor i!l wlifen ,he sum of£9 Mr. Thomas Hardy, Maltster, of Eckington, was summoned by Mr. P. Bright, corn-inspector, for neglecting to make the proper return of corn ...
... The Chairman having read the requisition, pursuant to the section of the Act. It was moved Mr. John Stockdale Hardy, and seconded by Mr. Thomas Wood, the younger, and carried unanimously, That the provisions the said Act Parliament be forthwith adopted ...
... poems. Wit. AN111.14. nod le; and JOSEPH PERRY. stood Indicted for having stoles a quantity from Ile front of the house of Mr. Thomas et Loagbboromtb, the efDee. Wt.—They stli found guilty. sad semeneed to one Insdlebeir lathe House of Camden, and be saes ...
... an inquisition was taken before; Alderman Cook St Yates. coroners, at the Ten Bells. Unvy gate. Leicester. on the body of Thomas Judd aged about 60. who was found dead by the side of his bed on Thursday morning last.— It appeared from the evidence taken ...
... ——John Hayward . PETIT JURY. Mr. John Smith (draper) foreman Mr. Peter Rook Mr. Rd. Hall — K. Arnold —— Edwil. Scrivencr — W Hardy —— Matt. Sharman ~—— Wm. Richardson —— Thos. Porter —— Rd. Pennell ~—— Rd. Moulding —— Jos. Matkin After the usual preleminaries ...
... Sort/, iolltngham, John Met,scy, Trent. ic,n I rf e l' W u- i f ' ,r > ...