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... Belfijld, the trustee of the debtor's property, tor an order directing Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, Notts, brewer, to pay to the trustee the sonant realised him, the said Thomas Hardy, the sale of the debtor's goods, chattels, stook-in-trade, and effects ...
... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse power, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Monmouth, on the Bth inst., with 250 tonß of material for the Suakiin-Berber Railway, and put ...
... by Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Sons, brewers, of Kiinberley. The last lot was the George Hotel. Alfreton, bui» this lot was withdrawn at £6,900. —Mr. T. L. Riley, of Derby, was the bidder for Offiler's, and Mr. James Wright, of Derby, for Hardy's. ...
... address of the sender. DEATHS. Hardy.—On Jan. 14, 91, Park-street, Thomas Hardy, aged years. Holt.—On *lan. 15, at 56, Grayling-street, Florence Holt, aged two years. Hardy.—On Jan. 14, 50, Franchise-street, Joha Alfred Hardy, aged 18 years. ...
... 011 a farmer at Ilkeston have just transpired, the victim of which, Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is well known the district, lies in an extremely critical condition. It appears that Mr. Hardy was leaving tl\e farm at Kirk Hallam, which he had hitherto occupied ...
... ; William Finney, 55.; John Cox, 55.; Isaac Yates, case adjourned two months ; Isaac Kitk, 55.; Arthur Barber, 2s. 6d.; Thomas Hardy, 2s. 6d.; William Reaves, adjourned week ; Elizabeth Kelly, ss. ; Henry Potter, 2s. 6d.; Samuel Herrington, 5#.; John 2s ...
... Longman'* Matjazine for the coming year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts of the United Kingdom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do the Dorsetshire Labourer, Mrs. Oliphant the Skye Crofter, and Mr. Justiu McCarthy the Irish Cottier.—Mr. Stanley ...
... honse of tbn kind which did not keep open till eleven. The license was confirmed. Mr. F. Stonß applied 011 behalf of Mi 1 . Thomas Hardy for a provisional license in respect of premises be at the corner of Middlatonstrectand St. Giles's-road, New Norman ton ...
... pick (produced) by the initials B.” branded on the shaft. He lent the pick Mr. Salt, Newton, and did not see it again. —Thomas Hardy, a labourer in Mr. Salt’s employ, said that last Saturday week prisoner called at Mr. Salt’s and said he had come for Mr ...
... Vaults, Albert-street, from Mary Endsor to Chas. Jackson; Hallam's Vaults, Queen-street, from William Henry Marsden to Thomas Hardy; Red Lion, Canal-street, from William Henry Shaw to Ada Hannah Hunt: Seven Stars, King-street, from W. Bates (deceased) ...
... the Bench, and said the application was for full license for 83, St. James's-road, the property, which belonged to Mr. Thomas Hardy, being in the occupation Mr. Charles Vincent Payne, and the application was not an ordinary one, inasmuch were granted ...
... an Ockbrook Publican;— Elisabeth Lowe was summoned for assaulting Annie Hardy, little girl, Ockbrook, November Ist, 1889.—Joseph fxrwe was also summoned for asssnlting Thomas Hardy, at Ockbrook, on the same occasion, and further with assaulting Ann Hazeldine ...