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... Leicester, ?? of business. Thomas Norman Gilbert, of Leicester, pateint mangle maker. Thomas Way, of Silverton, yeoman. Elizabeth Ann Shorey, of Sundricdge. Thomas Islip, of Bedford, butcher. Henry Eseery, of Sheepwash, bootmaker. Thomas Lea, of Wellinigton ...
... injuries as to cause his death in a few hours afterwards. From the evidence of Joseph Mee, a carter in the employ of Mr. Thomas Hardy, it appeared that deceased was riding on the shafts of the waggon when he passed him in Wigan Lane, and soon after the ...
... being in ltatcs l Potr Soholgs Ward:-Af?. feorgC Rict, Il'; Mr. James CatteralL L Leach. 148; Mr. James eteton, lg; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 97. Im- St. Gearge's Ward :-Mr. Whittaker, 149'; Mr. Walker, 144; Mr. e JeuniOc, 70. In Queen-street ward thore wtf the ...
... HANDSOME PRESENT IN HUMBLE LIEE.-At the an- niversary dinner of the United Tailors' Society, held at the house of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the King of Prussia Inn, on Monday, the 7th inst., the members were so highly. pleased with the admirable cookery of Miss ...
... it the eraction of the column ott Blsgolon hill, near Dorchester, to recordTI tie services of the late X*cc-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor l of tlreentwich hospital hiave been paid; ant it appears from trie statemlent of account that the subscriptions ...
... MA. 3 vicar, Mr. John Heap to Mrs. Sarah Worsley, both of Hulme. i On the 7th inst. at St. John's Church, Paddington, Thomas 5 Hardy Bertram, Esq. of Reading, Berks, to Helen, youngest l, daughter of the late Wm. M'Ca, Esqi. of Liverpool. d On the I st ...
... Thursday, elected Mayor of Liverpool for the year ensuing. TRIAL AY J u ?? fifty-foiurth anniversary of thie acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horoe Tooke, and Joho Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, in 1794, was celebrated last Tuesday night, at Radley's ...
... :-Mr. Geo. Rice, jun., tU t.Xrtocer; Mr. Henry Wells, druggist- Pi Lk 4r. Thomas Hardy, floer dealer; Mr. w a t man, shopkeeopr-conservatives. On the 'w -if the above day, Mr. Hardy and Mr. a ,Vassed a portion of the above ward, and * i reir respective addresses ...
... - west ward : Joseph Chrimes (tory), 51; Joseph Perrin (tory), 35; Thomas Banks (liberal), 28.-South-east ward : Peter Rylands (liberal), 62; William Sanderson (liberal), l1;; Thomas Jackson (tory), 51; John Evans (pubican), 44.-Latehford ward: Joseph ...
... erick vearryatt, ca., Charles Hal-n, er lowell Carew, Osbortne Foley, Thomas We erread, t. ce Lyue. ly Commianderst-Johe Chienel Isaac Shaw, Edrare en Ptts, Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexanuder M'Leod, J. t ed Smith, John Lambhrick, Wallet- JThesonlyefroiis ...
... com- mittee that the ant had been committed with the knowledge and consent of the staid Thomas James Ireland ; that it was proved to the committee that Sir Thomas Winnington, Bart., fhil been, by his agents, guilty of treating ; that it was further proved ...
... s retired.)-Mr. Hardy's counsel obtained leave to set out I the maa~ttar of provocation by affidavjt, in mitigation of I j the punishrent, and Jr. Hardy entered into his receg. t Disonce ini £20 to Lappeu next day. GILMOUR, alias THOMAS & CO., AGAIN. To ...