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... at ?? 6d. and expenses 1is. 6d. Andrew Wilson was charged by Thomas Hardy, of Kim- berley, with illegally taking toll on the bth inst. at Langley Mill toll-bar. It appears that Thomas Hardy lent his man. Robert Fletcher, a horse and cart to fetch his ...
... the Secretary g of State for the Home Department, and received the s honour of knighthood :-Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas t- Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. it Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Davis Hanson, late 0O Chief Justice of the ...
... Whitehead. BE Newark-Thomas Hardy. Thomas Adams, Charles Burbridge. P Bingham-Andrew Mackintosh, Thomas Sheldon. n Leicester-William Illingworth, Richard Bell, John T. ΒΆ Waddy; Robert Sherweil, supernumerary. al Melton Mowbray-James Catton, ...
... spector Bickley with being drunk and disorderly in the 71 tstreets on the 26th of January.-Committed for seven days. w y Thomas Hardy, collier, of Denby, was charged by the at isame officer with being ?? 5s. and costs. St - George and John Newton were charged ...
... Mordaunt Sir C. Wairond J. W. Cole Henry Hainilton Viset. Morgan 0. Welsh Arthur ~ Cole J1. Lowry Hardy G. Morgan Major Wtalsh Sir John A] Conolly Thomas Hardy John Mowbray John Waterhouse S. t Carry Henry Hartley James Naasa Lord W~elby W. K. Courteviay ...
... into trouble, but they were of opinion that he had suffered to enough and he would he liberated. u Three men named Elijah Hardy, Thomas Bowmer, and n, William Oldfield, who had been convicted of poaching at ie Alfreton, were liberated this morning from the ...
... Pzrrv SESSIONSs Aug. 1S. - [Before F. WtItGae- J. G. JOmeXSON, J. W1..IGIT, and It. HW. ?? Esqrs.J 5William Hardy. Thomas Hardy, and Joseph Hardy, stone- maiseons, of Tiasington, were summoned by Samnuel PRedfern, ,of the same place, for assaulting him ...
... designer (Mr. John Hardy) was par- tily successful, but it must always be somewhat difficult t to reproduce on so small a scale a correct representation of C the human figure in delicate flowers. It is, however, but r Just to Mr. Hardy, and his coadjutors ...
... weight of coal. ced A letter signed by Mfessrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Marlin, he Shirley Brooks, J1. S. Brewer, T. Duffus Hardy, Thomas :heWalker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and Hain Friswell, Il-has been published. The letter announces the retirement ...
... MR. JOHN HARDY, M.P., FINED FOR AN ASSAULT. Mr. John Hardy, M.P. for Dartmouth, and brother of the present Home Secretary, appeared before the magistrates on Tuesday to answer a sunmmons charging him with assault- ing John Hipwell, at Tateuhifbivontthel ...
... ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. of LAYING TIlE FOUNDATION STONE BY HEIl es MAJESTY. U-The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of St. ?? IHospital was performed on Wednesday by r her Majesty, before a brilliant gathering of the digni- I. taries of church and ...
... Hollam; 2nd, Ilis., Mr. ~ a William Hardy, Mlapperley; highly commended, Mr. Thomas Han- a cock, Dole Abbey. Best stirk under two years of age, ist, It. IC,,. eMr. Robert Evans, West Hollism; 2nd , lbs., Mr. Jo11n Hardy, Kirk ' Haliam; highly commended, ...