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... 'ATT'ENTANCE of the Cc.EnfY at the KlNG's lLEAD [IOTEr. in Derby, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of January next, at t 12 o'clock. THOMAS HILL, Archd~neon of Derby. I Chesterfield, Dec20tlh, 19) ,4 DEnBr, DEcEmiman 28, 1849. a A MEETING of the Inhabitants, convened ...
... 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, ...
... h and costs. ?-Two young men who gave their names greasing favourably. Several other accidents similar James Warren and Thomas Hardy were brought in nature have oc> urred the town and neighbourhood, custody Cwbishley under the following caused by the very ...
... Wiuson.—Thoma* Woolley, of Denby, for three months, or pay £2 6s 6d, for bastardy.—lsaac Webster, of Holland Ward, to hard labour for one mouth, for neglect of family.—Michael Moran, Abraham Smith, James Russell, John Smith, and Elizabeth Hardy, for various ...
... lengtls in support (cc of the resollution, which was adopted wvith acclamation. I 'rho third resolution was moved isy the Ilon. Thomas pot Preston, son of Lord Gornianstown, and seconded by another diet Catholic, Mir. Ball, son of thle judge of that name. The ...
... of Church lar months, or pay £1 18s, for pus: Dring, servant to Mr. J ohn Hardy, of Morley, bour for one h, for abscondiny se- two hard lal from his master’s se! rvice.—Thomas Kenney, ot has Barlborough. to hard iabour fo! r ope month, or —George Horobin ...
... RIPLEY ak usual, soliciting future favours, PRIMEFAT C T~ AD SHEEP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BREAREY, In the FARm YARD of THOMAS GisaoayNE, Esq., at Yoxall Lodge. Needwood Forest, in the County of Stafford, on MONDAY, the 25th day of February, 1850; Sale ...
... benefit of the several Creditors of the said Sarah Hardy, who shall accede to or execute the said Indenture in a 0 manner therein mentioned, and which said Indenture was e duly executed by the said Sarah Hardy, and the said Y Francis Shaw and John Godber, ...
... was committed for trial at the ensuing assizes, on the charge of feloniously assaulting Thomas Phillips, of Kirkby in-Ashfield, gamekeeper. Thomas Allwood, Thomas Clay, and Samuel Day, framewok knitters, of Mansfield, were each fined £2 and costs, and ...
... Mri Chas. Thorpe, blacksmith, to Miss Elizabeth Widdowson, both that place. On the 7th instant, Barton Blount Church, Mr. Thomas Walker, jun., late of Matlock Bath, to Miss Diana Copnall, of Sudbury. . ~ At the Registrar’s office, Bakewell Union, Mr. ...
... defendant being an old offender was sentenced to i ,° f , th o 'sl“o'f .nd netted, and no reason ».is asstginn . |h( , Thomas Ford r. Thomas and Nathan Dridncll, (or an man; he was inliquor mm Goodall. a, Walton-ot.-Treut, November las,. Prt.ouer about three ...
... Messrs. Samuel Smith, and Co., Nottingham. The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Com. pany, Nottingham. Messrs. Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy, Grantham. Messrs. Gnrflt, Claypons, and Co., Boston, The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, at Manchester ...