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... guilty to stealing, on the 19th December, at Melton Mowbray, some articles of clothing, the property of Thomas Payne.—Two months' imprisonment. Thomas Fuller (50) pleaded guilty to stealing, on the of December, at Branston, a great coat, the property of ...
... 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 ...
... in to shillings his pocket seized prisoner’s wrist him rail of stable bad viol1 sly prisoner some prisoner of prisoner Mr Hardy’s public-house there lie some silver ale In defence the prisoner said liad to carry pro secutor out abscond went out for lime ...
... the certified that further incarceration would be most to prisoner’s life George Frisbti charged stealing an property of Thomas Hardy at on 23d prisoner guilty and sentenced six weeks' hard labour Elizabeth Belcher charged box anc master Mr William Kidger ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... alone SM ounces, the proceeds of six weeks' labour merely. Now tor the alloy ! A writer from California says, man bur one hardy habits and powerful constitution ought to to the ''iegings the exposure and privation are extreme. Long, leather-sided fellows ...
... 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 ...
... Hallaton, Mrs. T. C. Peake, of a daughter. „ _ MARRIAGES. the 24w inst., at St. Peter s.Derby, the Rev. William Hope vicar, Thomas, son of Mr. John Holland, of this town to Mary only daughter of Mr. James Hollingworth, of Derby. ' On the inst, at All Saints' ...
... 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. ...
... Goodrich, Pickard, Vernon, an Norton. Apothecaries Hall, Jan. 17.—Amongthe gentleme w passed their examination to-day was Mr. Thomas War burton Benfield, of Leicester. Sudden Death. —Mr. C. Morris, the fly-proprieto died suddenly on Wednesday morning, of ...
... 'to make the charity, as far as possible, support itself tne labour of it? inmates, and to accustom them to the simple and hardy habits which may prepare them for their future condition ; while, at the same time, all possible ' pains are taken with their ...