... 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 ...

... dead near Bluck- brook was on Thursday afternoon identified by a woman who claimed to be his wife. She said bis name was Thomas Hardy, who had been living near Shepshed. She farther stated, it appears, that they had not lived together for about four years ...

... the high- way in the parish of Gilmorton, on the 27th ult John Willson Gurney, of Shearsby, was charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, on the 25th of May, at Shearsby, but the charge was dismissed, as was also the case of Bishop Thornton, of Willoughby ...

... portraits of th? great- leiders of armies and battalions who played so stirring a part in those fateful days. A fhort story by Thomas Hardy, entitled An Imaginative Woman,'* (hows tbi. master of fiction a* his b-_t, and what ?? dithian disciple will not r?vel ...

... 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 ...

... thinly attended, and was ad- dressed by the Eev. W. M. Colles, oi Melton, the Eev. L. Panting, vicar of Chebsey, and Mr Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, the chair being occupied by Mr Holyland, of Barrow. The evening meeting was more numerously attended, the ...

... Institute, Moantsorrel, before Mx. A. D. Bartlett, tut- d.jmty -coroner, touching the death of Herbert Hardy. ag*>d seven, the son of Thomas Hardy, a lat.curer, of Mountsorrel, who was drowned in the river on Saturday. — Joseph Hawkins, aged seven, ■see ...

... Walter Bent and George Hardy against Jos. Freer. — George Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Walter Bent were each fined 21*., or one month's hard labour.— Freer was fined 10s. Gd. or fourteen days' hard labour for the as- sault on Thomas ...

... 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 ...

... the latter heiag Thomas Hardy Injuries to tbe bead ; Thomas Rothweil, scalp wounds and Much a sevci* shook that be is not expected to reoorer ; John Birk. injuriea to tiie head and face and William Ore/en, John Biown, Thomas Wood' Thomas ...

... 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 ...

... (chairman', the Hers. R Titley t and B. and A. Cox and H. O. Shore, Etqrs. —Mr. Moore, superintendent of police, charged Thomas Hardy, collier, of Ibstock, with being drunk and riotous there the 27th ult.—Defendant did not appear.—Fined HOs. and costs, ...