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... bridle, the property of Thomas Tindall ; also charged with stesling two bndles, the property of Richand Johiuson. The prisoner pleaded guilty to one of the imlicunents, and was sentenced 1 three months impnsocment. . Hudson Thomas Freeman, 33, charged with ...
... tluilty. The priiimw aeqiulted upon the two other indictments. MARY M-WILLI was with Mealing Burton, from the person William Hardy, one fire pound note, twenty shillings and three-pence, his properly. She was quitted. KLIZABHTH HOWBLL, was charged with stealing ...
... Fishatroet Cu:-l. by the Rov Thomas Stratten, Mr. W. West, builder, to Jauet, ouly danghiter of the late Captain Hardy, both of this place. On Thurslay the 10th inst., at the Holy Trimity Charch, Mr. B Martin, son of the late Mr. Thomas Martio, of Deeping Fen ...
... the G. B. Blyth, of a daughter. iCtarnagn. On lay morning, at the Holy Trinitt Church, Mr. B. Martin, son of lie late Mr. Thomas Martin, of Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire, farmer and grazier, Jan**, second daughter of Mr. Robert Black, of Liverpool, whitesmith ...
... Islington, London, was involved in great confusion consequence lire at the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, ofNo. H, Th* b* rion-slreet. It appears that for some time -Mrs. Hardy has been confined her b*-d. ami nurse attended her. Prior to the above hour the nurse ...
... M--v*n». Moss. Thoma> F.dwards, James Parkinson. and Henry Fleet, for Ma. arthy** Island, in the Gambia. bu«l Sierra Leone; the Rev. Messrs. J. P. and Lauton. for Cuudg; John Richards an-l Wm. Imp'y. for South Eastern Africa; Thomas Burrowcs, Richards ...
... William Hardy (i, H. Reynard, Esq., Sunderlandsick), Joln Hothan (Cranswick ), Jetn Hall (Mr. W. Duggleby, Beswick), Thomas Hardy (Mr. T, Duggleby, Beswick), William Toson (Mr. Parrott, Sunderlandwick), John Jefferson (Mr. W. Moore, Burn Butts), Thomas Ives ...
... was no one present, who. after the conclusive nature of the evidence that had been submitted to them, would be absurd, fool-hardy, as oppose the just of the freemen (Hear, hear.) In eimrliuion. had only t.. say that the freemen had the canoe their own bands ...
... imb Miner moon. A hardy looking Ur. who bad entered into the mart.age charged j*an«h.officer with nr;r leetinf to niaiDUln an illegitimata child. claim yut m .ney expended i.’l9 13a. The priaoiier. defence, tai that had oif--rcd to uWe the child a« it ...
... cliiigctl with the m insibugutcr b.mi.ts I’op'\-w, II tiuilly To impi i.soiicii w i SATI KDW Abrnhiim Wtlmm (19). Ri4>ert |M>. Thomas XJuvjrare (2J). ami Maiiim Huberts »3). w.-rc charged with cniniuiHiiig tt tap. nit (he body i Appleyard. at Atmley. on the ...
... and begs most respectfully to announce that he has taken his Son, WILLIAM HARDY, into Partaership, ane that, in fature, the Business will be carried on under 1!, Firm of THOMAS HARDY & SON, who trust, iy continuing to furnish good Paper-Hancings at s moderate ...
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