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... thousand eight nunwgSwV Witness to both the signatures, Charles Steel, solicitor, Sleaford. kit. THOMAS ALLENBY. PERSONS having any claims upon the estate of Mr. THOMAS ALLENBY, lately of Spalding, (now deceased,) are requested forthwith to send the particulars ...
... Miss M. Croft. , „ At Holton, on the 7th inst., the Rev. James Byron Carr, Wesleyan minister, to Martha eldest daughter of Thomas Hay, Esq. of Holton Lodge. Yesterday, at Skirbeck, Mr. Jacob Sykes, farmer, to the widow Dawson, keeper of the toll-gate between ...
... Rd. Hickson Thos. Wraithby Thomas Derry Henry Tinsley Blackith John Holbourn Wm. Jun. Eras. Thomas Rd. Wm. Peele John Codling W. Banks Thos.Edw.Savage Wm. Wiseman Wm. BTSkelton Henry Clark Win. Robinson Thomas Southern Thomas Brown John Carter J. W. Willders ...
... after a short tx ' aged 40, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartey, wife of Mr. Rosegarth-lane. f os ton, on Sunday last, aged 67, Mrs. B. Hardy, Mr. Hardy, carpenter, of Pump-square, Boston. ij ishech Union-house, Edward Wilson, aged 61. Monday last, in child-bed, Charlotte ...
... once every three weeks with the preachers at Dcrhv. K, —Thomas Krlwanls, Ist John Smerllev, John fox- Benjamin (iregory, Thomas Newton, supernu- mcrarms, Ashby-de-ta- —Mark Dawes, William Binning Thomas Uought, supernumerary. ttarUm and Lichfield— W’M'yam ...
... well, on Sunday, by Mr. Ashton, Nlr. Thomas Langley, to Mrs. Rebecca Shaw, both of New Itastord. At Newark, on Monday, the 6th instant, Mr. John Smith, to Miss Sarah VI heatlaud. On the 6th instant, at Nlaneld, Mr. Thomas Cooper, to Nies Catherine Roson. ...
... to his employ and pay costs. Thomas Gale, similarly charged by John Gale, was sent to the House of Correction for six weeks. NUISANCE. Messrs. Astill (confectioner) and Moore (butcher) complained of their neighbour, Mr. Hardy, for allowing his coals to ...
... Humfrey, Esq. N. Wilkinson, Esq. Rev. Thomas Holdich Rev. Wm. Whall Rev. C. E. Ishain Jas. Wood, Esq. Rev. Vere Isham Jno. Wartnahy, Esq. George Jones, Esq. Willm. Whitworth, Esq. Christopher JefTerey, Esq. Thomas Wildash. Esq. Willm. Ivens, Esq. Charles ...
... Emma Bains. Oakham, on Sunday last, John Isham, of the Rutland Arms beer-shop, to Abigael Ross. On Monday, at Oakham, Mr. Thomas Taylor, black«nith to Sophia daughter of the late AY. Crowden, baker. At Oakham, on Wednesday, Mr. Wm. Turner, mason. 0 f ...
... enrol their names. Spalding, August 15th, 1838. NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS. ALL persons who stood indebted to DYMOCK HARDY, late of Market Overton, in the county of Rutland, grazier, deceased, at the time of his death, are desired forthwith to pay ...
... and Moore (butcher) complained of their neighbour, Mr. Hardy, for allowing his coals to remain long time in the street preparatory their being broken and housed. Mr. Lawton (on*the part of Mr. Hardy) contended that custom had made the practice right, but ...
... rich Grazing and Arable Land, containing 107 A. 1R.20P., at Gadsby, near Melton Mowbray, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Hardy, whose Lease expires at Old Michaelmas next. A new Farm-house and Out-buildings wUI be erected in a situation more conveniently ...