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... Maconbrey, Esq., Benj. Bridges ?? Rodwell, Esq., Heery Lingen, Es., Thomas Cbalubers, Esq., Alexander Darcey, Esq., 1 onry Job a Baxter, Esq., Edward Chester Jones, Esq., Frederick Thomas White, Esq., Charles Henry Lee-Warner, Eq. ts TsaE LoD LaEUreTeNsCY ...
... bearing date the Twenty-fifth day of November instant, assigned and transferred all his personal estate and effects untc Thomas Jackson, of Crowland, in the county of Lincoln, farmer, Henry Whitehead, of Easton, in the county oi Northampton, farmer, ...
... Grantham Bolland Robert Grantham Philip „, E^° Clay Thomas ditto Rose Thomaa Denby Wm. Colsterworth Roberta John Dent Thomas Grantham Royce Sewstern Dixon Thomas ditto Robbs Wm. Grantham Dolby Thomas Foaton Scott M. J. Downing J., jun. Barrowby Sexton ...
... lambs from 140 ewes (38 barren), without loss. John Willett, shepherd to Mr. Thomas Jee; 174 lambs from 145 ewes, with the low of one ewe. John Wardle, shepherd to Mr. Thomas Moore, Syston; 303 lambs from 171 ewes, with tbe low of oae ewe, which died fifteen ...
... Anne Frtoby, of this town. Same day, at Curd-rath, Mr. Joaspb Nixon, of Mind, worth, to Sophia, relict of the late Mr. J. H. Hardy, and daughter of the late Captain N. Cooper, of thto town. Same day, at the Old church, Uaghborough, Mr. John Elliott, to Mtos ...
... to Mr. J. While, Burton, 39 years' service. the Society. To the next as above, £l to Thomas Gccson. servant to Ibe Puke of Rutland, years' servi.e. To the next £1 Thomas Princep, servi.nt Mr. T. Jee, Peckleton, 34 years' service. To the next > to Joseph ...
... Leicester. N.m. of the Nam Occupier, la re- m m t of Paroch..! who*. L*,d» th. T\Tm\W 1\ \ mJ ° GriceAnn 138 Eariof Dysart. Hardy Richard. 14115 0 Grose amount of Poor Rate assessed on all the £. d. Lands (subject to Tithes) in the township * 1729 One-fourth ...
... of Mr. Hardy’s fawn b Eve, in the deciding course with Tiber, was of the first order, the course was an exceedingly severe one, which she only lost by a point. the evening, the members and their frienda partook of a sumptuous dinner at Mr. Hardy’s, the ...
... second class. In common fairness, we are bound to state, ere we conclude our account of the sport. that the running of Mr. Hardy's fawn b Eve was much admired by all who witnessed it, and tha* it was with great difficulty that Tiber could overcome her ...
... aforesaid, with the Tap, Stables, Coach-house, and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, now in the occupation of Mr. George Hardy. And also all those several Dwelling-houses, Shops, and Premises, fronting the street, now in the occupation of Mr. Beecheno ...
... Samuel Byre, Esq. William E. Taylor, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. Thomas Hope, Esq. Wm. Wbittaker, Eaq. J. D. Hustler, Esq. George Williams, Esq. Thomas Knowles, Esq. Immediate Benefits offered to the Public. Life and Fire Insurance Kates ...
... s unskilful operators. The eldest son of Mr. Hardy, farmer, ot Lockiugtou Grange, near Kegworth, met with singular and unfortunate accident a few weeks ago. A boy, who was riding in cart, which young Hardy was driving, had killed sparrow, which threw ...