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... Brewer. ' Also a large Brewhouse, Storehouse, and capital Granary, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas JeUey. And also Cottage adjoining the same, occupied by Mr. John Hardy. Lot 4. A very desirable Residence, replete with every convenience ; consisting of a capital ...
... favorite, at four and a half four. Pedestrian ism. âOn Tuesday, the match, for ten sovereigns aside, between Thomas Hopewell, of Nottingham, and Thomas Chester, of Bloomsgrove, came off about a mile and a half from Nottingham, on the London-road, in the presence ...
... brewer Also a large Brew-house, Store-house, and capital Granary, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Jelley And also a Cottage adjoining the same, occupied by Mr. John Hardy. LeT 4. A very desirable Residence, replete with every convenience, consisting of capital ...
... four years. The cause of the halflings succeeding the Leicester, I considered was owing to their age. They are profitable hardy kind of sheep, and ought to be bred wherever the situation and pasture will admit; they are not like the cross by the Leicester ...
... fram the railway, near Thurmaston. a mole skin coat, with white bone buttons, belonging John Newton, of Syston. Found by Miss Hardy, of the Welford-road, broach, set with topaz. Mr. Warner, of the Abbrv, has pony, in his possession, about 13 hands high, of ...
... Hon. and Rev. H. D. Erskine. G. J. D. B. Danvers, and R. G. Cresswell, Esqrs., and tbe Rev. J. Dudley. NEGLECT OF FAMILY. Thomas Gratton, laborer, of Loughborough, was charged by the overseers with ieaving his wife and family chargeable to the parish ...
... the fttila Marchl. D)ERIBY. CHOWCE and V\aluable lanis, Tulips, Renunculas, C Roses, 1'ecoies, Nareissus, lrepilicas, and Hardy Heaths, Shrubs, Garden ('hairs, Inipleiienits, lRoller, Pots, arid a multiplicity of .various Artitics; Ti) BE SOLD BY AI(L'3ON ...
... Doctor, Mr. Lambden’s Ringleader, Mr. Lambden’s Winchester. axnp Cuester.—On Tuesday week the race between Thomas Hopewell, of Nottingham, and Thomas Chester, of Bloomsgrove, of 140 yards, for £10.a side, came off about a mile and a half from Nottingham ...
... Ir- vine, M. Vavasour, and R. Fawssett, Isaac Hodgson, Esq. R. Mitchell, Esq. E. Mortimer Green, Esq. v.r. J. Stockdale Hardy and Thomas Smith, Esqs. A second grant cf £100 was made towards the erection of the new Church at Ashby de-la-Zouch ; a grant ef ...
... Brewer. Also large Brewhouse, Storehouse, and capital Granary, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Jelley. And also Cottage adjoining the same, occupied by Mr. John Hardy. Lot A very desirable Residence, replete with every convenience; consisting of capital ...
... house of correction, for the term of two calendar months. LEICESTERSHIRE!. MARRIED, At Lockington, on the 4th instant, Mr. Thomas Carr, butcher and farmer, of Ca&tle Donington, to Miss Mary Jerram, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Jerram, an opulent farmer ...
... Colmtel hollestoia. N.P. Thomas Ninon. Esq. the Rev. Hobert Lowe, O. H. Barrow, E. W. Martin, El.q. H. P. Lore, Esq. (Wan Paget, Emu Edward Ilnwin, Esau F. Hall, Pot Need, dlia,n Tajliir. Esq. S. W. Need. End. R. K. Kcilbam, Thomas Webb 1:11;te, Esq. and ...