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... 1111UTingt0._ tin the 13th fast, at by thy Ker. H. L Katsina, Mr. Thomas Hardy Hubbard, of Sinton.indhe.Elina, to Miss Aun Kliesbeth Buckingham, of On the ltth lust, at AB Sainte' Church, Loughborough, Mr. Sesenel to Mary Parker. On the L3th inst. gtne ...
... premises, with the yards, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances thereto belonging. now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy, James Timperley and his under tenant. To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for fur- ! ther particulars to the ...
... daui,bt, r of Mr. Philip Clarke, of Longhbonaugh. On the inst., at Archilestion.line Chapel, Leicester, by tie W. Bishop, Thomas Hardy. P.M. Farm, Belies, wooed Dos of Mx. (Mores Crawford, sprier Fans, eu Mary Hanush, eldest daughter of Mr. Bag* Huntherstoire ...
... bleped, will lead to the irprObeaden W Wrier A rrnar Noreutortaw.—At the Shire Nottingham, on Saturday act, live man, Named Thomas Hardy, John Hallam, John Drayoott, Potter, sad Wm. Hallam. were charged before the county magistrates with being found on the ...
... Leaks, and frosting the Ashby and Melton Old Turnpike Road, con sa. Or. Op. or thereabout'', and now In the occupation Mr. Thomas Hardy. Lot 11. All that DWELLING-HOUSE, fronting the road, Kegworth, containing bouse-place, parlour, , kitchen, cellar, pantry ...
... premises, with the yards, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances thereto belonging, now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy, James Timperley sod his under tenant. To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for further particulars to the Auction ...
... JorreAdd Propriv, East Le2ke, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By H. and /'. TARRATT, (Ey Of Trustee, of the will of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy), at the Ball'. Head Hotel, Loughhostugb. on Thnerny. May 18, 1182, at Five o'clock In the afternoon precieely, sul.ject ...
... Let 4. Two good COTTAGEi and BUTCHER'S SHOP, situate is the Highatreet, in Kegworth, in the respective reoupatloas of Thomas Hardy, William Cooke, and Charles Upton, with stabling and rooms over, sod other I outbuilding, thereto blm.ging. and • piece ...
... fronting the Ashby and Melton Old Turnpike Road, containing sa. Or. Op. or thereabouta, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Lot S. All that DWELT.ING.HOUSE, fronting the New road, Kegworth, containing house-place, parlour, kitchen, cellar, pantry ...
... second violin, Mr. E. Freeman; flute, Mr. F. Buckley; violoncello, Mr. Deane; harmonium, Mr. W. Taylor; conductor, Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Misses. A. E. Freer and Bella Henry, and Messrs. NV. Taylor and C. Goodacre accompanied the songs, ,tc., on the pianoforte ...
... Whiterick Rebecca, the affectionate wife of Joseph Stunly, aged 81, On the tnd Inst., at Shushed, tlimbeth, the widow e t Thomas Hardy, aged 66. _ - - - - - - - axe Cooroanno. = insi bmes4=ei sa te me er t zt , la . w: b w y h a lch eir : f o u s t m a n ...
... William Murray, George Moss, Charles Spray, John Withers, Thomas Williams, Thomas Milner, and George Milner: Mountsorrel, North—William Smith, jun., and Doughtly Spencer: Mnu..tsorrel, South - Thomas Hunt and Samuel Gee: Prestwold- John Seagrave: Querndon ...