... charged, one with stealing, and the other with feloniously receiving, a carpet bag, the property of Mr. W. Hardy, shoemaker, of Gallowtree-gate Mr. Hardy said he was on bis road home from Kibworth to Leicester, on Tuesday lust, in a chaise, and when he got ...

... former with stealing and the latter with feloniously receiving a carpet-bag, the property of 3.1 r. W. Hardy, shoemaker, of Gallowtree-gate. Mr. Hardy said he was on his road home from Kibworth to Leices- ter on Tuesday last, in a chaise, and when he got ...

... father of her il.'egi- tima-e child. The corroliorative evidence not being considered satisfactory, the case «ai dismissed. | Thomas Holmes, of Hoby, was charged by Alice j Paling, of the same place, with a like offence, witb tbe same result. Robert Tompkin ...

... was taking it to the ?? ss. and costs, or one monih's imprisonment. Thomas Cross, one of the parish constables of Wimes- wold, was charged with having set at liberty a person named Hardy, who had been given into his custody on a charge of felony, without ...

... Grooby, after a very protracted affliction, aged 51, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Thorniloe. On Monday, at Frisby-on-the- Wreak, of brain fever, Joel, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hardy. On Tuesday, at Billesdon, after a severe affliction, Mary, widow of the ...

... with stealing carpet bag, the property of Mr. W. Hardy, of Lecestcr, bootmaker, and the latter with receiving the same, knowing it to be stolen. The carpet-bag had brass plate attached to it with Mr. Hardy's name upon it, and on Tuesday last, Mr. Hardywas ...

... Elizabeth Siddons, St. Georges-street, in this town. On the inst aged 67, Mr Thomas Earl, Free- lai'e, this town. the 16th inst, at Groby, this county, aged 51, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Thorneloe. On the 19th inst, Frisby-on-the-Wreke, this county, Joel, the ...

... committed with impunity. Fined Os. and costs, or one month's imprisonment. Thomas Cross, one of the parish constables of was charged with having set atlibertv a person named Hardy, who had been given into his cuatody on a charge of felony, without taking ...

... introduced. 1714—Caster-back and hanging bits to stocking-frame. Now in use ; no improvement ‘since, though several at- tempted. Hardy, ‘Twisters’-alley, London. Died in the Framework-knitters’ Almshouses, 1745—Tuck presser applied toa stock’ ing-frame ; nearly ...

... Europe, while the general demand for it at once announces the favour in which it is universally held. ( See The late Thomas Hood. _ Thomas Hood, , (says the was the son of Mr. Hood, tb. bookseller, of the firm of Vernor and Hood gave to the public an outline ...

... same place, with maliciously injuring wall. Ordered to pay the damage, 4s. and costs 75., or one month's imprisonment. —Mr. Thomas Munton, of Waltham, was summoned by the overseers the poor of Eaton, for him to maintain his grandchildren, who were chargeable ...

... society for the ensuing year. The election was taken ballot, and at the close of the proceedings, scrutineers, Messrs. Wykes, W. Hardy (Gallowlree-gate), and Mr. Johnson, declared the following gentlemen duly : -.Mi ssrs. G. W. Gill, E. Harrison, Kinder, G. ...