... T, *T;—C. Billson, Jno. Brvan. Wm. Charles, Jno . - Ktoo. Chaa. Harper'. W. Blunt. W. Rush. 7* Kobert Colay, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Wood- b, °“ ° n, K-eJ ,o fo Court awanlmg twelve tnunths' hard iabour Ch»,.„, tt |iMd*d gt,.!,, ~. „„ , cf September ...

... and H. J. Ke ret, Thomas Hardy was i Hegg, game- keeper in the employ of the Earl of Stamford and War- rington, a pheasant at Groby, and Andrew Rowbottom, a youth, with aiding and abetting the same, on the 3rd instant. The defendant Hardy did not appear ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ELLI^2,IOUSES , with lhe Ke •worth nCl *’ n ,lie Dragwell, in Voun-r ...

... was dismissed. William Dudley for taking rabbits in Swithland wood, was ordered to pay 30s including costs. Thomas Hardy, Thomas Wardle, Thomas Smith, and Charles Smith pleaded guilty to stealing 401bs of turnips, value 6ld, from a field of Mr John Jarrom ...

... late Johm Moore, Esq., of this town. On the 5th inst. af Edgbaston, near Birmingham, Thomas Bolton, Esq., in his 64th year. On the 7th i inst. aged 72 years, Mr. Thomas Turner, pee Higheross-street, a loss deeply felt by a large circle On the 3rd inst. ...

... WA- ■* lord, in the parish ,^ the Wh n«t. «* U i Eaves, Mr Thomas Hardy, the 11th mst. at d , On the 14th inst. at Melton Mowbraj, Mr. reward uoioereon, inst. Castle Donington, Mr. John Hardy ' H iSi» Sowter, wife of Mr. S. B. Sowter, of reiict the late ...

... Francis Cumber- land, 'Thomas Barker, and John .leanings; Bolton, George Greco . Burton-oa-lhc-W'olds, .lubn Stevenson, Charley, George llciter Costock, John Norman; Cotes, .I oh Garton. Dishj ley, Thomas height ley ; last l.cnkc, Thomas An grave , llathcru ...

... Deakins, with cutting and maiming Thomas Hardy with intent to kill, or do him some bodily harm, at Sbarnford, last Saturday night. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr. T. S. Ludlow, surgeon, of Sapcote, said he found Hardy had received a wound in the left ...