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... I gut hold of him. that he was walking over the ~ ° m (''• Thomas Ilicksnit, Gent. cellar grate and fell in. Ile tried to get away from me, and J'P l i 14 'n'h7 11 . 't. Thomas Harvey, Gent. got to the door, lifted the latch and opened the door; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... practice teems to have prevailed In all bestarees. e.lk t then. Mr. Gee& being away, Mr. Owen appeared to act the trial of Hardy, Horne, Tooke, and ethers, as for some of them as his agent. In the 24th volume, State Thus, p. 19, alter staduq MR. WILDE—What ...
... years, Mr. Thomas Fellstead. At Southwell, on Wednesday morning, in the year of her age. Miss Ann Simpson, sister to Mr. James Simpson, hair dresser, of that place. Same day and place, advanced in years, Mrs. Kitty Maltby. Lately, Mr. Thomas Read, farmer ...
... —Before Thomas Nixon, Esq. ' Martha Burton was committed to the county jail, for trial the same sessions, for having felonious y stolen three half-crowns of the money of John Stevenson, Lentou. Before Colonel Rolleslon, M.P. Colonel Coape, Thomas Nixon ...
... Baxter-gate, much respected, aged 61, and father of Mr. Thorndl, hair-dresser, Swan-street. At Loughborough, on the inst. Thomas, son of Thomas Ward, framework-knitter. At the Loughborough workhouse, on the 11th inst. Lucy Dexter, belonging to Costock, aged 10 ...
... Edward, Nottingham Cluoskam Mr. H. Nottirsgbmn 2 Chetah Mr. NattLegbam I Clerk Mr. Robert, Nottiegkem Clark Mn. 3 0 Class Thomas. Esq. Nartisighem Coltman Mr. J. Cook Mr. R. 14 Cooper (late Mts.) kik 1 0 Crane Mrs. Join Stalk Crowshaw Mr. J. 7 ...
... damage was atomised. The property is insured in the Manchester Fire Office. We understand that a hone, the property of Mr. Hardy. is backed far great sum to run the distance of twisty miles within the hour; the match will probably come off the latter end ...