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... Chesterfield, by the Rev. George Butt, Mr. Matthew Slack, of Codnor, near Alfreton, fanner, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of New bold, near Chesterfield. At Barrow-on-Trent on Tuesday, the 26th ult, by the Rev. I. R. Holmes, Mr. George Butterfield ...
... Hardey. Thomas Fates, of Crich, committed to tbe assises, charged with stealing some beans and bead-stall, property of his master, John Allsopp. Jesse Rutland, to the assizes, chaffed with stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Bowne ...
... for the purpose of forming local committee assist in carrying out the design. Railway Accident.—On Monday, a youth named Thomas Hardy, aged 19, residing at Kegworth, was proceeding from that place his work at Stanton Iron Works, when, he was crossing the ...
... the dav of December, 1850, at the parish of Heanor, eight half-crowns, ten shillings, and two table cloths, belonging to Thomas Hardy, her master. The Chairman remarked it was a melancholy thing to sec one so young thus situated. Her offence was of a bad ...
... he would pay for the keep of the cow up to the time she did calve. William Hardy and he (plaintiff) were sometimes partners in fat beasts, but not in store stock. William Hardy, of Shirland, cousin to defendant. was at Chesterfield November fair, and defendant ...
... Melancholy Event.—Mr. Thomas Menlove, formerly extenaive farmer, but recently prisoner for debt in Sbrewabury Gaol, baa loat life from an eacape of gaa. Hia cell waa found in the morning full of gaa, and he waa inaenaible; he subsequently rallied a little ...
... with cutting and wounding. Thomas Webster, of Kepton, to be imprisoned one month, or pay 21. Is., for poaching. Joseph Eley, of llorslcy Woodhouse, to the sessions, charged with stealing a quantity of oat straw. J-rederieh Hardy, of Boulton, near Derby, ...
... Hall, April 16. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. COZENS HARDY. This was a motion for an injunction (founded upon a bill and information) to restrain the defendants, William Hardy Cozens Hardy, David Curteis, Thomas Johnson, John Farthing, Robert* Burcham, John ...
... J. Barber, Ride 2 b Hardy .. ..3 Wall, b Ride .. .. .. 1 and Crooks .. 7 John Ludlow, b Brearly .. ..17 ran out 8 F. Ludlow, Ride not out 7 Halladay, b Hardy 4 b Brearly, c Barton .. 8 Stanley, b Hardy, c Bryant .. .. 1 b Hardy .. .. 0 Joseph Ludlow ...
... The Rev. Henry Stuart Fagan, to the head m4»tership of the grammar school, Burton-upon-Trent. The Rev. J. P. Hardy, the curacy of St. Thomas. Stockport. Cheshire. The Rev. T. M. Macdonald, to the perpetual curacy of Holy Trinity. Nottingham. The Rev. ...
... this county John Thomas Charles, eldest son of Mr. J. P. Mallany, Officer of Inland Revenue, aged four years and si* months. At Heanor, on Sunday week, Mrs. Margaret Shaw, aged 79 years. At the 19th instant, aged 42 years, Mrs. Mary Hardy. On Sunday last ...
... quantity of it straw. Frederick Hardy, of lioultou, near Derby, U» he imprisoned months, for being disobedient apprentice.—Samuel Greaves, of Shirland. to be imprisoned one month, or pay £'2 Is 6d, for assault.—James Cloyne, Thomas Cooper, Thom is Ryan, and ...