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... OLDRURY Hovse Rosse ry.—On the ni; ht of the 7th imst.. or the morn. ing of the Sth, the workshop of f Mr. Thomas Hardy, tailor, entered, and a pair of trousers and a black frock coat stolen therefrom. The robbery was effected b y breaking a pane of glass ...
... and Expenses incident to such sale, and to the Execution of the said Trust. N.,aingham, 26th May, 1847. JOHN WOODHOUSE. THOMAS HARDY, THOS. KIRBY, Freemen of the said Town of Nottingham. ...
... oneloord , ..d of all ture Rat. to be made for tlw purpeer. esti el the incident to tuck Sale, W b the. M. JOHN WOODHOUSE, THOMAS HARDY, THUS. KIRBY, Pns': .rid T. 1 Nwl.d. . ...
... charges and expenses incident to such sale and to the execution of the said trust. Nottingham, May, 1847. JOHN WOODHOUSE, THOMAS HARDY, THOMAS KIRBY, Freemen of the said Town of Nottingham. ...
... of glass in the window Mr David Honysett, relieving officer, were committed for a week’s imprisonment. On Thursday last Thomas Hardy, a young man employed nil fll»* o«-U nf tU® Ilj «. J rw>ll, uvn lu course of constructijn at Hamatreet, while unhooking ...
... make Secretaries I should have mentioned that the new secretary, Captain the Honourable George Elliot, had accompanied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remained outside. I went out to him ; and he very candidly and with great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...
... nearly opposite lha White Hart, at Waltham Cross, Herts, in the several occupations of Messrs. John Cheek, bricklayer, Thomas Hardy, beershop keeper, John Hill, shoemsker, and George Cheek, bricklayer, tenants from year year, at rents amounting lo 48/ ...
... excellent stale cultivation, with 'suitable Farm Houses, Barns, Slalilcs, and other Out:buildings, in good repair, now let Mr. Thomas Hardy, yearly tenant, at rent 175 L per annum. Farms may be viewed on application tenant. Particulars and conditions of bale ...
... state of cultivation,with suitable farm houses, bams, stables, ana other outbuildings, in good repair, now let to Mr. Thomas Hardy, a yearly tenant, at a rent of £175 pel annum. The Farms may viewed on application to the tenant. Particulars and Conditions ...
... state of cultivation, with suitable farm houses, barns, stables, ana other outbuildings, in good repair, now let to Mr. Thomas Hardy, a yearly tenant, at a rent of £175 per annum. The Farms may be viewed on application to the tenant. Particulars and Conditions ...
... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...
... Fletham, to Miss Mary Wright, both of the same place. On Saturday, the 12th inst., at St Michael-le-Belfrey's, Mr. Thomas Strickland Hardy, painter, to Elizabeth Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Thackray, all this city. On Tuesday, the Bth inst, at Walmer ...