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... The pr,«i“ “* ' : C ' lo, '“ ( hurch-gate. Acquitted. , Georg? Frisbt was charged with stealing tic. the proi pertv of Thomas Hardy, at Hoton. Oct —Mr conducted prosecution.-The prosecuted and the prisoner, who had been in hi* service, left about Oct ...
... mtent to do him some grievous bodily harm. was fouud guilty, and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. Thomas Camm, Fiarcis Fkathebstone, aud Thomas Pic a, charged with assaulting the above-named Robert Hack, and Henry Burton, for the purpose of preventing ...
... will be both buried in one grave. Tuesday, aged 70, the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Dawnay, rector of Ashwell. near Oakham. Same day, at South Luffcnharo, aged 74. Mary, widow of ' Thomas Pndniore. No man can get up in this room and say that person who has £20 ...
... St. Margaret’s, aged 75. —Oa the 18tb inst.. Elizabeth, widow of George Bee, Metcalf-street. aged day. Mary, wife of John Hardy, Mansfield-street, aged 46.—0n the I'Jtb inst,, Susannah, wife of Josiah Pratt, Charles-strect, aged 24.—0n the 20lh insl. ...
... week, six fowls, the propertv of Mr. Higgs, of Lutterworth, were stoleu from a field-barn at that place. Escape op Prisoners.—Thomas Maltby, deserter, W ! Harden, a tramp, charged with felony, John Shelton, Amos Humber, and Joseph Moontney, escaped about ...
... Dam e]v, for keeping open his house •fler the hour ten , Joseph Fielding, Esq. Mr. Wm. Hardy. o’clock tbc night of IHlh J«o. last, h f f Mr. John Saraon. —Thomas Peeg charged William Wilton, both of the parish jf Re, Mr. Carljofl. A»Ww, •MKiHiiw w Iku ...
... and painful illness, Ann, widow the late Mr. Thomas West, hosier, Higham-onthe-Hill. On the Ist inst, at Whetstone, his 73rd year, Mr. James Perkins, London. On the Ist inst., at Hinckley, aged 87, Mr. Thomas Keddalls. hosier, of that place, much respected ...
... Wigeton. Wm. Leake, Somerby. Thos. Moore, Burton Orory. Wm. Ogden. Billesdon. Joseph Roworth. Burton. Samuel Seddon, Wipstou. Thomas Shuttlewood, Bagworth. J ». Souter, Castle Bonington. _ (!eo. Tealby, Braunst'me. _ Thos. Walker, Shear.by. The Cb.im.o in ...
... of the Royal plant was unprotected snow. hough wheat is one ColWe of Surgeon*. Mr MeUor contended that the *t«tuto 0 nios i hardy plants which flourish m our winter of Henry permitting persona properly examined, law- c rarite> it probable that many weak ...
... held an expense of £BO, if he found that the number of prisoners was what expected it be. I The motion was seconded bj Mr. Hardy, and carried. EXCHANGE LAND. Dr. Noble moved that the common seal affixed to deeds of exchange between Alderman Newton’s chanty ...
... Mutiny. Wednenlay, March 20. M«ror (in the chair). Messr*. Wbelitonc. Collier, Palmer, J. C.iUiui, Moore. Wjkc*. J(rwo.al. Hardy, Billaon. J. Baines. CUrksoo. Haddon, W. S. Harris. BnjtKs. Mowbray, Lise, How. Lames, S, S. heeler, iccars. Sten s..n, Moxon ...
... Hon. and Rev. Godfrey Stuart, rector, Mr. J. K. Silver, of Oakham, to Miss Ann Bowman, ol York. On Monday, at Moreott, Mr. Thomas Baines Clarke, to Sarah Elizabeth, third daughu r Mr. Ayrc, of Great Easton. DEATHS. the 13th , Jane, wife Mr. Elliott, hosier ...