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... Cooper, four senior al- dermen; William Hall, Esq., mayor, James Snow, George Hutton, Benjamin Nicholson, Joseph Brans- ton, Thomas Spragging Godfrey, and William Thomp- son, six of the aldermen ; and John Robinson, John Wilson, Robert Bishop, John Proctor ...
... direction. Case dismissed. — Henry Wallis, Thomas Hardy, and David Smedley, were charged with trespassing upon land at Bramcote, in the occu- pation of Robert Tebbutt, on the 18th ult., in pursuit of game. Thomas Husbands, game-keeper, said, be- tween eleven ...
... the defendants acted uuder his direction. Case dismissed. —(Before T. Nixon, Esq. and Captain Taylor.)— Thomas Jeffreys, Thomas Welt/tonic, and Thomas Wallis were charged by p.c. Leaper with committing a breach of the peace at Radford, on the 22th ult. ...
... ld. James lloltvell la-e. gent., Snenton, hosier. Win. Atlenborongb, gent., Toton, farmer. Thomas llobt. Sewell, gent.. Carrington, biee-inanufacturer. Thomas (jelslhorpe, gi'iit., Manslield, farmer. Job llodgkinson, Sutton-iii-Ashlield, farmer. James ...
... Before T. Nixon, Esq. Charge of Cutting and Wounding.—.l Lam- i Inrt, aged about 19, was charged with cutting and , wounding Thomas Riley, servant to Mr. C. Swann, on the 24th of December.—The complainant said: i Monday night, about 11 o’clock, I was at ...
... Before Thomas Nixon, Esq., and Captain Taylor. Breach of the Peace. Thomas Jeffreys, Thomas Welt home, and Thomas Wallis, were charged by p.c. Lcaper with committing a breach of the peace at Radford, on the 20th ult. Lcaper said, about half past twelve ...
... mare started off at a rapid rate, taking he usual course down Wheeler Gate, and in the direction for the Station. The driver (Thomas Wood) was upon the box, but could not stop the mare. At the bottom of Wheeler Gate he was met by another conveyance, to avoid ...
... WILLIAII SMITHMURIT, who pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing a watch, value 201., the property of Thomas Walker Hardy. and a former conviction having appeared against him. The Recorder, while bumming up, the pr goner said there was a ...
... Recorder).âThe only primmer for trial was WILLIAM SMITWItIMT. who pleaded guilty to stealing a watch. the property of Thomas Walker Hardy, and also to having been previmasly convicted of felony. Sit mouths' imprisonment. Bohcore.-05 Monday night the brethren ...
... production melodious enunciation. .x i Prepared and sold boxes, Is. 1 |d., and tins,2s.9J., 4s. 6d., and I Os. 6d. each, by Thomas Keating, Chemist, &c.. No. St. Paul * Church yard. London, and retail by all druggist* and patent nicdicinf venders In the ...
... tongue, and not disturb the harmony of the meeting, which had met for the transaction of business. (Cheers.) The Secretary, Mr. Thomas Newbold, read the following REPORT. In presenting their report to the sixth annual meet- ing of this society, your Committee ...
... nun HIED. At the Independent chapel, Newark, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. 11. L. Adams, Mr. John Hardy,of Hickman-street, Gainsborough, to Miss Euphemia Mackenzie, of Baldertou-gate, Newark. On the 4th inst., Mary, wife of Mr. Reuben Moore, of South-parade ...