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... the Angel Inn, t _ :KßußoudH, Tuesday, 7th January, 1840. Stewards. SIR JOHN TROLLOPE, Bart. T. A. COOKE, Esq. LIEUT. COL. HARDY. CHARLES COLE, Esq. 1 Wm. BATE, Esq. ' THOs. ATKINSON. Esq. ' Tickets 7*. M. each. Ijj* Dancing to commence at o'clock. BOURN ...
... shedding of Hickson. of Mansfield, human blood and secret revenge !—Such was the downfall rasa.. Dolts,, of Glet. , Gent. Hardy, of Leak., of mighty Rene—and such will be the fate of England foTe=snasn. of souse Roe. G. unless the councils of Victoria ...
... Witness, WILLm. CATLETT. George Kewxey, Solicitor, Grantham. In the late Mr. THOMAS RIGGALL's AFFAIRS. ALL persons having any claim or demand upon the estate and effects of THOMAS RIGGALL, late of Waltham, in the county of Lincoln, farmer, deceased, are ...
... at the entrance of the Market-place, the street leading thence to the High Bridge, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Arch Hardy. A huge portion of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage for long term of years. Further particulars maybe had at ...
... Derby and Birmingham and London Train,. N.B.—Coaches Daily, to all parts of the Kingdom. Omnibus to and from every Train. JOHN HARDY and BON, Proprietors. Nottingham, Jan. I, 1840. MANSFIELD EQUITABLE ASSOCIATION FOR Tait or FII.Onn. ANNUAL MEETING of this ...
... Lincoln's Inn-fields. . COOPER John, Keele, co .Stafford, tailor —Jan. 10, Feb-] at the Roebuck Hotel, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Hardi' ? Newcastle-under-Lyme; Wilson, Symonds' Inn, Chance'! lane. CItOUCH Frederick William Nicholls, of Plymouth, seller.—Jan ...
... Mr. Coke himself was by, and wondered for the moment what had become of his mare. Too much praise cannot be given to our hardy veteran of the field for his excellent nerve, his firm and vigorous hand, and cool presence of mind, in this little affair ...
... worth William Laceby Brown J. (exors. of) Somerby Kirk Thomas Bradley Brooks Thomas Croxby Kinnan Michael Laceby Bruster William Laceby Kinnan John Walesby Borman T. J. Swallow Kennington Thomas Borman William, jun. Stainton le Vale Buckoll Rev. J. Great ...
... at the entrance of the Market-place in the street leading from thence the High Bridge, and now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Arch Hardy.—A large portion of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage for a long term of years. Further particulars may be had ...
... Learned Gentlemen present; perhaps they can answer. Mr. Thomas —1 appear, Lord, for other prisoners ; and I can state it is their desire to be tried fe.'erally. Chief Justice Tindal (to Mr. Thomas) —You had better state now for whom you appear, in order ...
... Neale John Neale Kclham Newton Nathan Nicholson Thomas Orton Thomas, ten. Parker Robert Parsons Henry Paulson John Paulson William Reynolds and Schofield Reynolds Richard Roper Henry Savage George Savage Thomas Smith Benjamin, Norton Stanton Charles Stanton ...
... conspiracy; Thomas Edwards, William John Llewellen, Evan Harris, and John .Coles, for conspiracy ; John Gibby, for conspiracy; Evan Edwards, for conspiracy; Frederick Turner and Thomas Bolton, for conspiracy and riot; John Bolton and Thomas Davis no true ...