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... Liverpool Digliu Mr & Mrs, London Well the Rev., Bath Queen's Head Inn, Mr. G. Hobson, Wright Mr, Liverpool Hardy Mr & Mrs, Didsbury Hardy Thomas, Hardy Mr Henry, do. Swan Inn, B. Mycock Sanderson Mr John, Sheffield Ayrton Mr James, Oldham Williamson Mr Thuuias ...
... hold of it and flung it up against the wall. He ran out with the dog. Defendant followed him with knife.—For the defence, Thomas Hardy stated that he was at Silcock’s beerhouse on the sth Nov. Plaintiff came in and said she would smash the windows if defendant ...
... AUcock, MiHicem, only dauglucr the late Mr. Stokes, of At pariah church, Sunday h.st, the Rev. H C. Leighton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, son of Mr. Hardy, of Mar-aon WooJhouse, Harriett, eldest daughter t*f Mr. Charles Adams, Crown Inn, Uttoxeier. On Monday last, ...
... cables but one, and all but one week’s provisions and water. In April, 1808, he joined the Triumph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, and after serving as master’s mate in the North Sea and at the blockade of L’Orient, became attached with that officer ...
... , Westmorelar;d mon Rev. T.JGreen, M.A., to be Principal of the Church Mis- lng I e sionary College, Islington; Rev. Thomas W. Hardy, BeA., ing r to the Vicarage of Shudy Camps, Cambridgeshire; Rev. ?? Ann ihHeimore, MA.IA., to the Precentorshipu of Bedford ...
... decorating. The Hall Well, which was this year undertaken and designed by W m. Hardy. was greatly admired. Next to himself in decoratiag and l designing stands his brother Thomas Hardy, the manager of the Coffin IWVell, which never fails to elicit from the nu- ...
... with intent to to commit a felony, was committed to the house of correction to If hard labour for one calendar month. to Thomas Hardy and Henry Huset, charged with resisting se police roctatable Edwin Davis, whilst acting in the due id execution of his ...
... for the purpose of forming local committee assist in carrying out the design. Railway Accident.—On Monday, a youth named Thomas Hardy, aged 19, residing at Kegworth, was proceeding from that place his work at Stanton Iron Works, when, he was crossing the ...
... complainant, put end to the servitude, and Warrington ordered to pay the expenses.—A similar charge was preferred against Thomas Hardy for absenting bioMelf from the service of Mr. W. Rom, Dalbury Lees.—Defendant expressed himself willing to go back and ...
... entered upon their engagement. Summonses for desertion were immediately tsken out against three of the number, John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and George Boothwright, and the charge was heard before the Bishop Auckland magistrates on Thursday. The greatest excitment ...
... Ashbourn will be held the third Tuesday in November. There is now residing iu this town an eccentric and singular man, named Thomas Hardy, who in the daily habit of perambulating the streets to collect all the manure, rags, bones, &c., he can find. He is dressed ...
... Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquary, and'monr men of literary and historical note. Can no fitting commemoration be made of these men A Bund Man’s Journey London.—At the Lambeth Police Court, Thomas Scholefield, a blind ...