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... Saturday, Oct. 13. Before the Beys. J. P. Newby and fl • J. Hoskins, and T. T . Paget and T. Stokes, Esqrs. Poaching.— Thomas Hardy, quarryman, of Markfield, and Ambrose Robot baen, quarryman, of the same place, were charged by Riohard Higgs, gamekeeper ...
... Collin*, a girl, 13 years of age, on the 27th ultimo, and W 26 fitted £5 including costs, or two months' hard labour.— 'Thomas Hardy, of Kegworth, was fined ss. and coots for drunkenness. ...
... including costs. George Clarke, J. Clarke, William Hick, and Hannah Hick, widow, all of Great Claybrook, were charged by Thomas Hardy, farmer and grazier, of the same place, with forcibly retaining possession of a cottage, and with creating a riot at the ...
... MARRIAGES. At St. Mary's. Nottingham, yesterday, Mr. Thomas Hardy, watchmaker. Park-street, to Sarah, daughter of lir. Hooper, formerly of the Shoulder of Mutton, Smithy. row. At St. Peter's, Nottingham, on the Ist instant, by the Rev. W. Howard. Mr. ...
... watching the preserved by his master, Mr. J.C. Allen, and saw the four defendants, with two others, enter the land of Mr. Thomas Hardy. beat for game, and had a dog with When they arrived in Mr. Billson’s field they put the dog into a drain. Mr. joining ...
... the- Wok's, Robert Barnett and Thomas Robinson ; Castle Honington, Geo. Dlsihde, Ceo. Hinton, John Coo, John Stopensou, Williaua Rialuirdeou, sense Win. (haves: Charley, Ed. Grunt; Coessington, Jonathan Dakiu out Thomas Heap; Cotes, John 'Whim ; thither' ...
... mention the manifest improvement in the Hall Well, which was this year undertaken and designed by Win. Hardy, and understand it was greatly admired. Hardy appears to have a peculiar taste for decorating, mid we have doubt but that* next year the improvement ...
... watching the game preserved by his master, Mr J. C. Allen, and saw tbe four defendants, with two others, eater the land of Mr Thomas Hardy. They beat for game, and had a dog with them. When they arrived in Mr Billson's field they put the dog into a drain. Mi ...
... of Mr. Jonathan Columbine, farmer, Rueful&ll At the Primitive Methodist meeting-house, Loughborough, on the 30th ultimo, Thomas Hardy, of Wynteewold, to Harriet Marsh, of W illoughby. At the General liaptist meeting-house, Wood-gate, Lough, borough, on ...
... solicits a trlal, as ft will be fraud GENUINE, sada,. Ia Ins condition. K IMBER LEY OLD BREWERY, NEAR NOTTINGHAM. WILLIAM and THOMAS HARDY, norm F.TORII, In returning their sincere thanks fur the very liberal support hitherto conferred upon them, wish to inform ...
... solicits a trial, as it will be fund GENUINE, and also in fine condition. liIMBERLEY OLD BREWERY, NEAR NOTTINOHAM. WILLIAM and THOMAS HARDY, PitOrairrOns, In returning their sincere thanks fur the very liberal support hitherto conferred upon them, wish to inform ...
... William Eaton, J. F. &abide., and Robert Shipman, Esqrs.)--Wt tu•K CHArctp, who has lost his right arm, was charged by Thomas Hardy, of Swinton, temperance lecturer, with assaulting him as he was delivering an address from the Market-criu,between seven ...