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... near the Locks in the seve- ral oceupations of William Davis, and —— B ‘Fou Houses, near the Axchor, in the several , John Hardy, John Tom- linson, and the Widow A Dwelli with Out-buildings, and well stocked with choice frui of David situate on Hawthorn ...
... Abbott Sibritt Belehford Kenrick F. W. Horncastle Allenby Richard Horncastle Kent Win. ditto Armstrong Thomas ditto Lill Thomas ditto Astey Thomas Baumbei Longstaff Robert Stixwold Babington and Boulton Longstatf Win. Horncastle Horncastle Longstaff Abraham ...
... Richard Grant Tncke:, Gent. Lenton. Thomas Hardy, Gent. West Leake. Joseph Marshall, Gent. Sutton Bonnington. John Doncaster, Gent. Bingham. William Sheppard, Gent. West Leake. Matthew Wilde, Gent. West Leake. Thomas Foster, Gent. Bingham. John Miller ...
... place where he was found after being so frightfully wounded. M'Bryde was transferred to Glasgow prison. DEATH FROM LOCK-Jaw.—Thomas M.Crone, Crofthead, near Ayr, died the other day under circumstances of a peculiar nature. On Monday he was engaged cutting ...
... agiicultural murmuring at the depression of the times {Correspondent.) Peterborough Petty Sessions, Dec. 31st Before Thomas Alderson Cook, Thomas Atkinson, and Wm. Simpson, Esq*., and the Rev.Wnt. Strong. —A lengthened enquiry into the means by which a young ...
... Tucker, Gentleman, Lcnton. Thomas Hardy, Gentleman, West Leake. Josh. Marshall, Gentleman, Sutton Bonington. John Doncaster, Gentleman, Bingham. Win. Sheppard, Gentleman, West Leake. Matthew Wilde, Gentleman, ditto. Thomas Foster, Gentleman, Bingham. ...
... Court, Bart., President. bbott Sibritt ...
... late of John Allen in other part, towards the South and upon a Common Lane towards the est, and now in the occupation Mr. Thomas Murden. Any part of the purchase-money may remain on approved security. For further particulars apply at outOflice S. and ...
... Bramley, Martin, Gamble, Clarke, (Sheepsheau), Clark, Sutton, Gill, Lacey, Boyer, Cripwell, Burroughs, Farrow, Hopkinson. Hardy, Garton, Jarram, and the Revds. J- Bateman and J. Powell. The chief business was the election of a new master »ud matron in ...
... father, Sir Thomas Gascoigne, the 11th of Nov. the following year, Richard Oliver. Esq. succeeded to his princely possessions in the west riding of Yorkshire and in Ireland, and in compliance with the will of Sir Thomas took the name of Thomas Charles Gascoigne ...
... committed at the Derby Summer Assizes to hard labour for six months, for robbing the shop belonging to the late Mr. Robt. Hardy, currier, Eekington, of a quantity of leather. The convict returned to his native village few days ago, and Friday last, a ...
... a brass gun, having been found too unwealdy, was left on the road by General M‘Gaskill, but it was afterwards burst by in Thomas and the irre; who formed the e destruction of this under his orders, ate which, it was feared, would be replaced in trium ...