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... aged 70. At Kegworth, after a few days’ illness, Charles Shepherd, aged 1 (5. At Shardlow union-house, on Monday last, Nanny Hardy, of Kegworth, aged 35. At Castle Douiugton, on Sunday last, aged G7, Mr- John Ball. New Convent. —About twenty men have been ...
... Miscellaeseas Resets, of which may be bad slut days prier the Sae, st el e= St. Jantes's Street. Alto the following valuable Share hardy. via. :- 7 Shares in the Nottingham Company. 9 Shares in ditto dime. 4 Shares hi Nottingham Ons Company. 8 Shares le ditto ...
... rotate which he states to be his a par. lia.:.entary qualifleatioe, but accompanied in the sale catalogues as the property of Thomas Aliso'', Esq., who is (or was) a ni:reer in Regent Street, London. 'rho property run sista of about three bundrirl and thirty ...
... being divided between both pa^ Trespass Thomas Clark. Enoch Marshall, and Thomas Foster were charged with trespassing land East Leake, in pursuit game. Mr. appeared lor the defendants. A gamekeeper named Hardy deposed that between six and seven o'clock ...
... L—Debt. £24 14s. The plaintiff was Jan Walker. of High-strut, and the defendsate Jan lyre, Thomsen Sulk Henry Ooodbyhere, and Thomas Yates, all of LW. Smith called proved it Mob, is a his seeds isle his nose, in Geier to that debt, he that one of the ether ...
... between the parties.—Teonas CLARK, ENOCH MARSHALL, and THOMAS were charged with trespassing on land at East Leake, in pursuit of game. Mr. Bewley, appeared for the defeniants. A gamekeeper named Hardy deposed that between six and seven o'clock on Sunday ...
... GRA STHAA. Hardy sod Co. 'draw on .lones .Losd,L;il Co.—Authorised issue, £9x,977.—Eifesdation, ISM April, SOLO, £76,138. Stamford, Spalding. and Boston Rankine Company (Branch.)— Hours of badness from la till 4; Saturdays, from to till S.— Circulation ...
... Mills and Co., London. Messrs. Samuel:Smith an., Co., Nottingham,. Messrs. Moore and Robinson, Nottingham. Mews. Hardy, Walkington. and Hardy, Grantham. Mews. Garet, Claypons and Co.. Boston. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Manchester. Mews ...
... Giant, Mr. J.:Hardy ; 2. A. Lowe, Esq. Rhubarb.-1. Victoria, Mr. S. R. P. Shilton ; 2. Victoria, Mr. S. Wright. Onions.—White Spanish, Mr. John Hardy. Parsley.—R. Morley, Esq. Potatoes.—!. Holberry Kidney, G. A. Beardmore, Esq.; 2. Mr. John Hardy. Cauliflowers ...
... Jonathan I>uiin,S. Thomas Keeley. V Shaw, Friai yVm. Stevenson. N Win. Wright, Col Samuel Burtt, An Oliver Atkin. M J I'ruman, Kdwin Hill, New Jacob Beecroft, Thomas Preston, Thomas Baker, G. B. Truman, John Thornhill, George Parkin. 11 Hardy. Snei Zachariah ...
... (ieorge-street Thomas Preston, Mary gale L. S. West, Exchange Thomas Baker, ditto J. S. Baldwin, Fong row Truman, ditto NVilliam Baker, Snentou John Thornhill, NVarser-gate John Briggs. Long row rge Parkin, Hockley Silas Clifford, Radford r. Hardy. Snenton ...
... then delivered a speech of about an hour's length, but carefully abstained from seditious language, and blamed those fool-hardy people who ran their heads into danger. A bird in the hand was worth two in the bush, and a man out of prison was worth more ...