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... owner did not wish to proaecute.—.ilatthete Massey was charged by John Hardy with having, on the 13th instant, wilfully damaged a fence at Anticsley, the property of Mr. Goodacre. Hardy, on the day in question, saw the prisoner tracking some rabbits, and ...
... ditto Clarke John Sutton Marah Peele John Sutton Bridge Clarke James Gedney Peele Richard Long Sutton Clarke Wm Fleet Peele Thomas ditto Cole Edward Long Sutton Peele Rd. Wm. ditto Castle Wm. Powley ditto Peele Thoa. Lamb ditto Crapley Richd. Sutton Bridge ...
... Fence. —Matthew Massey was charged John Hardy, with having, the l.’Uli inst., wilfully damaged a fence at Annesley, the property of Mr. Goodaere. Hardy, on the day in question, saw the pri soner tracking some rabbits, and in his way he broke through several ...
... stone which could obtained another field.—Aferg Richards wss charred with robbing hrr employer, Mr. Rd. Hardy, Colster. worth : the had been in Mr. Hardy's service for six weeks, and wae suspected on account of some moneys having been missed; she was about ...
... Bridge CMrfce James Gedney Richard Long Sutton * Fleet Oarke William Peele Thomas Cole Edward Long Sutton Peele Richard William ditto Castle William Powley ditto Peele Thomas Lamb ditto Crapley Richd. Sutton Bridge Porter James ditto Cartwright John Saint ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... Chas. Shaw, Thomas Williamson, John Randall, and Thos. Yates. LOT 3. The DWELLING HOUSE, Stables, and two Yards, situate in the Maypole Yard, the Dwelling House being in the occupation of Henry Barnes, and tlie Stables aud Yards of Mr. John Hardy. LOT 4. ...