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... ??? on the ult., Mr. Thomas Kemp, agep !--and on the 26th, Morris infant son of John Linehnm. * Tattershall Thorpe, on the 23d ult., Eliza wife of Mr. Farnswoith, farmer, aged 32. jA* Benington, on the ult., Mr. John Woodward, **t son of Mr. Woodward ...
... Wednesday evening, concert was given in the National Schoo.-room, Alfreton. The performen. were Miss roin Sheffield; Miss Hardy. Messrs. Hardy Drew and Lowe, from Derby ; pianoforte, Mr. 'YToTIm the Derby ibe room, which is admirable one lor the CS well filled ...
... week, a concert was given in the National School-room. A The performers were 11 iss Saunders, from Sheffield ; Miss Hardy, Messrs. Hardy, Drew, and Lowe, from Derby; piano forte, Mr. Woodward, of Derby. The room, which is an admirable one for the purpose ...
... while in the execution of his duty at Bestborpc, the’Blh of October last. Fined £I, and costs, il 45., which he paid.—Thomas Hardy, of was hned ci including costs, for using a snare fol taking game, at Hawlon, the 27.1, instant, on the mformatton of ...
... R. Harris, jun., Collier, Mellor, Haddon, Lane, Gittins, J. Baines, Sunderland, Moxon, Underwood, Burgess, Palmer, Carter, Hardy, Nunneley, Viccars, W. Baines, Rowlett, J. Biggs, Wykes, J. H. Harris, Fullagar, Manning, Sargeant, Holland. The time named ...
... concert was given in the - j School-room, Alfrclou. The performers '■ere Miss Saunders, from Sheffield: Miss .rdy, Messrs. Hardy, Drew, and Lowe, from Derby; piano forte, Mr. Woodward, of Derby. The room, which is an admirable one for the purpose, was ...
... POLICE OFFICE, Nov. 29. Thomas Moore, charged with stealing turnips from the garden of Joseph Millington, the Burton-road, was convicted in the penalty Itr*. and cost*. iKc. 2.— Josej-h charged with being found In tl»e shop Mr. Fletcher, in Kedlest*>n-*treel ...
... Tuesday, aged 47, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. William Armstrong, sinker-maker. At West Loke, on Friday, aged 31, Ann, alto of Mr. Thomas Hardy, gamekeeper to Sir A. Clifton, Hart. On Saturday last, at the house of her Mem, New Lenten, aged 60, Catherine, widow of ...
... amount claimed, 12Z. os. M. for goods sold and delivered: Verdict for the plaintiff*payment 11. per month. *Loftus (John and Thomas) r. Boyal: The two plaintiffs had worked the farm of the defendant, who resides at Wausford, tlie amount claimed, 4i. lOj ...
... the turnip tops. They acknowledged their guilt, and were committed to the county gaol for fourteen days with hard labour. Thomas Hardy was convicted of entering and trespassing on lands in the occupation of I homas Dutton, the elder, on the 12lh of November ...
... Mary Ann eldest daughter of Mr. John Nesbitt of Doddington. At tbe Methodist chapel. Barton, on the 30th ult, (by the Rev. J. Hardy,) Mr. Rd. Elgie, engineer on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway, to Mia Emma Tweed, of Rye-hill, near Ulceby ...
... guilt, and were committed to the County Gaol for 14 days, with hard labour.— Pumas Hardy was convicted of entering and trespassing on lepds in the occupation of Thomas Dutton, the elder, on the 12th of November, in the parish of Sutton Bouington, where ...