Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... by shocking death rccu-red ihursdaylastat the flour mill of Mr. Ad (Notts). A ltd named Thomas Hardy was sent at twelve o'clock :o the upper part the mill, when soon afterwards he was discovered dead an! shockingly mutilated, bavinfallen amongst the machinery ...
... Death by Machinery.—A shocking death occurred on Thursday last at the flour mill of Mr. Ad iington (Notts). A lad named Thomas Hardy was sent at twelve o'clock to the upper part of the mill, when soon afterwards he was discovered dead and shockingly mutilated ...
... as engaged by myself. If you can find space for these remarks your next issue you will oblige Yours very respectfully, THOMAS HARDY, Samphire Steam Packet, Engineer. April 13th, 1865. ...
... Old Kent-road, grocer William Wright Lucking, Orchard-street, auctioneer John Harvey, Stoke Newington, dealer in horses Thomas Hardy, Belvedere-wharf, Lamb eth, slate enameller John Yonge, Strand, attorney William Henrick, Aldershot, military tailor Joseph ...
... Sunhope, Lord Edmund George f.ttmv.no*. Sir *rn Mirim,' Hasw*;,. Dr. C. W. President the Patrick, . Dr. G. DUWf, ao-1 Mr Thomas » Hardy, Deputy Keeper the Records, for the following purpose* . —lt has been represented that there are belonging many ioelitu’ ...
... from their ' recognizances, and the charges were then preferred against Thomas Hardy, chief engineer, Allen Mc.lmma, second engineer, and Archibald Stoke. Charles Phipps, Thomas Sylvester, Frederick Far. don, and James Cnipuell, stokers, under the 28 ...
... default committed to prison. The men in respect of whom the Customs have relaxed the punishment awarded by the law are Thomas Hardy, chief engineer, Allen ...
... many such monuments scattered over the face of the country. There is the Wellington pillar in Somersetshire; that to Sir Thomas Hardy, on the cliffs of Dorset; another to Lord Hopetown, iu East Lothian ; and that to Lord Durham in his own county: and there ...
... charged with having in her possession five regimental tunics, and one pair of trousers, the property of her Majesty. Sergeant Thomas Hardy, of the 18th Foot, stationed at Shorncliffe Camp, stated that between nine and ten o'clock on the morning of the 31st August ...
... Damage at New Windsor. John Luck, 33, labourer, pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking square of glass, the property of Thomas Hardy, at New Windsor, on the 22nd of June. The prisoner was sentenced to two months’ hard labour. ...
... had commiunito proceed against seven men employed in the engine-room. (hpt.t::hcwnflth “h'mwdn‘l’ Ml‘W‘- Thomas Hardy, mw, m:.-. m-r-.flwmmmm Thomas Sylvester, Frederick Fardon, and James Crapnell, stokers, under the 28 sec. of the Customs Consolidation ...
... ■William Hall, B. Beeves, . Wi»e, John Lutmon, I:eory Curtis, Qeo. Smyth, I)a\ey Son, Saddlers, W. Crutlendcn, * James Lloyd, Thomas Hardy, C. Sheppard, S. Bates, I. Richards, Vlorris Mond, T. Bonce & Son, . Head & Son, TO THE HIGH Ct BOROUGH WEj the undew’gned ...