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... —Cheltenham Chronicle. It is singular that Sir Francis Burdett and Sir Thomas Lethbridge should in their old age change sides, and be as equally opposed to each other as early life. Sir Thomas, then violent Tory, moved the committal of Sir Francis to the Tower ...
... will re- frain from Shouting, Hunting, or Coctrsing upoII the liianor of Kirkbeaton, the Property of Calverly B. Iewicke and Thomas Wood, Eeqvs. ; and Notice is hereby given, that all Poachers and unqualified Persons found Trespessing upon the said Manor ...
... Liverpool, whither Mr Thomas 'repaired on Friday, and, on seeing him inquired if he had recently heard of his friend Mr. H owell. Not very lately, said the prisoner; I hope he has not doneany thing wrong again. No,' sairlMr: Thomas; but I have reason ...
... MEW ARK. MARRIED. At Newark, on Sunday, Mr. Thomas Butler, miller, &c., Baruby-gate, to Miss Lucy Lee, his I 'm Newark, the 24th,Mr Edward Carlledge, butcher, to Frances, daughter of Mr. John Pearce, miller. Northaate, Newark. „,, .. On the 28th ...
... ready to answer for the respondent. Mr. Hardy—l have seen the person in the house, and when I went to expostulate with the respondent, he used some kind of threatening insolent language. Respondent—Oh, Mr. Hardy, I did not think you would be bitter against ...
... Rate, or J or management thereof, are desired and re- 1 attend there at the Hour aforesaid. Dated the ■ day of August, 1837. THOMAS BALL TROUGIITON, Town Clerk. FREEMASONRY. THE leeular ANNUAL MEETING of the PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE of WARWICKSHIRE .ft the ...
... COUPLAND, SAMUEL WELBERRY, WILLIAM PORTER, JOHN HO YES, JOSEPH JACKSON. SILVESTER TILSON, STEPHEN POLLEXFEN, JOHN TILSON, THOMAS OLDHAM, ROBERT FLESHBOURN, JOSEPH DAY, THOs. PADDISON. WE the undersigned, Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in the several ...
... CHELMSFORD PETTY SESSION. Friday, Aug 25. Negligent Workmen. — Five lads,named James Gladwin ,Henry Dines, Thomas Croz'*er, Thomas Reed, and John Fitch, were charged by Mr. Sheppard, of Writtle, who had employed them to reap a field, with h iving performed ...
... 472 Sir G. 11. Smith . . 43V 1 J. n. Todd,M. 306 COVENTRY .. 2 Right Hon. E. Ellice 1778 W. Williams 1748 1 M. Thomas, C. J. D. It. Hid, C. 1393 J. Belt, Cricklado *V 2'John Neeld 833 A Goddard 736 1 Hon. If. ffoward ...
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... knocked down by one of te Mr. Hardy, (the defeated candidate for B of Mr. Alderman Goodman that he saw Ord.) sons of Mr. Hardy throw the stone or0, oF the knocked the woman down: Mr. Batearick th t saw John and Charles Hardy throiral51 II that lie John ...
... Infirmary, yesterday.] ted I , . Shire Hall, Ai g. 19. —Mr. J. Spencer, of Adbolton, a highly respectable man, summoned Thomas Hardy, gamekeeper of John Musters, Esq. Hr fishing with a net, in the Trent, in the parish of Colwick, appeared answer to the ...