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... on remand with stealing two gold brooches, a gold chain, a quantity of clothing, valued altogether at £3, belonging tv Thomas Hardy, New York Farm, Syston.— She pleaded guilty. — Prosecutor said he bad repeatedly missed articles of clothing from the house ...
... and the 2Sth October he took alio- getbe* £27. — Prisoner was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. DET-rBS-RATB FBATTDS. Thomas Hardy (28). ...
... the 29th ult., at Lutterworth Work- house, Elizabeth Hames, of Claybrooke, aged 85 years. HARDY. — On the Sth inst.. at Narrow-lane, Hathern, Mr. Thomas Smith Hardy, aged 34 years. HARRISON.— On the let inst., at 16, Biretall-street, Mary, wife of Mr. George ...
... magistrates said they would not trouble Mr. Fowler to call any further witnesses. — The case was dismissed. Cosby. — Thomas Sharpless Hardy, butcher, Cosby, was summoned for being drunk and disorderly ab Cosby, on May 24th. — P.O. Eestin gave evidence in ...
... Westbury, Maud Smith, Fr-ck Carter, George Hodgson, Alfred Westbury, Ad_ Jessie Mon is (Hoiy Trinity), Enzibeth Shicgler, Thomas E. Hardy (St. M_ig_- rctfc), and Ada Lawreuc. ?? Trinity) Tiie vote of thanks, proposed by the Chairman, aud seconded by Mr. VV ...
... and tried prtsoocra before the following jury —Messrs. Uobert Atkins, Joshua Cooke, Thomas Gilbert, M illiam Hardy, William Hind, Thomas Newcomb, William North, Thomas Kdward Smith, illiam rbumpson,and J.ukc Whateley. TllffTS, M\KKPIKI.n BOPT. WTluau Chapman ...
... of the county, commending the conduct of P.C. Smith, stationed at Monncsorrel, for his courageous capture of the burglar Thomas Hardy, after so severe a struggle. The two Guardians for MountsorreL Mr. J. S. Smitn and Mr. G. Billson, were then called upon ...
... attempt at mitigating a harsh judgment, as being partly like a bald-faced calf Contrast those peasants with the peasants of Thomas Hardy, who are also portrayed with great Uterary skill, and the differ- ence of method will be at once seen. The latter are amusing ...
... Peters-lane; Thomas Bennett Neale, solicitor's clerk, 69, Noble-street ; William Hawkins Orton, haberdasher, 70, Granby-street; Robert Parker, warehouseman, 13, Walnut-street ; Wil- liam Hutchinson Boberts, grocer, 7, Southgate-street ; Thomas Scott, tailor ...
... trade. He called Thomas Bevans, who said he lived at Barkby Thorpe, and prisoners had offered him chips and rotten wood for sale, but he did not buy them, as they wanted too much. Had bought chips and rotten wood from woodmen. — Thomas Walker, Syston, ...
... present being Major Mowbray and S. P. Wolferston, Esq., Thomas MiUership, residing near Bagworth, agent to Messrs. Checkland, Son, and WiHiams, of theDonis- thoqie CoUiery, was charged by Mr. Thomas Evans, H.M. s inspector of mines for the midland district ...
... Infirmary-square, much aud deservedly respected. t)n the 10th May, aged 36, Mr Thomas Jenkins, shoemaker, Wharf-street. tin Monday, aged 15, Mary Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, Arcbdeocon-lauc. tin Saturday, Cranford, Northamptonshire, in her Gmli year, Mary ...