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... ) consignment note of the gpoda. Thomas Thorpe, the drayman to Meatn. Pwkford and Co., proved having received the goods in questum from the last witness, which he delivered at the Midland Kailway station. , . . Thomas Uallaiii said lie was employed at ...
... Nottingham. .lanuarv 3, 1860. /SAimON.—TO IRONFOVXDERS AND vy Others.—Whereas certain tetters Talent were granted to Mr. THOMAS CLARKK, of Utchurch. near Derbv, and of SUvoley, near Chesterfield, bearing date the 19th day .laiiaan’, 1859, fur Improvements ...
... crew of a hundred and twenty officers and a1 men, and on the 17th of June last she took her departure for a the Isle of St. Thomas, in the West Indies. On the night p of the 30th of aune Captain Baynton had reached the Virgin I l Islands. It appears that ...
... Castle Donington; Francis Cartwright, Castle Doniugton; Thomas Chester, Whit, wick; Edward Crawford, Loughborough; Thomas Cross, Quorudon ; Henry Groves, Long Whatton; Geo. Half, penny, Worthington; Thomas Harris, Diseworth; Win. Pollard; James Poxon, Castle ...
... the Stamford Mercury. A tumour that bad pressed beavUy upon his lungs weighed upwards of 141bs. 1 ll.—Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, of Lincoln, selected the architects for the proposed cemetery at Oakham. Sixty designs bad been sent in. - 11.—Keysor and ...
... in accordance with tbe above facts, Death by Drowning.—An inquest was held at Bardney on Monday last, on the body boy named Thomas GurneU, 11 years of age. From the evidence it appeared that tbe deceased, wbo was oat tenting on Saturday, went to the bank ...
... Dodson.Mr. and Mrs. Brindley. Miss H. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Billiatt, Mr. J. W. Billiatt, Miss Billiatt, Mr. T. Clay, Miss Clay, Mr. Sneath, Mr. Petchell, Miss Petchell, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. J. Hardy, Mies Hardy, Miss Singleton, Mr. Allott, Mr. G. ...
... conference ; the ministers of Grimsby circuit— £ne Key. . H. Clarkson, superintendent; Bey. Thomas Hughes, Saw ?' lell,,r ev. Samuel Martin, and the Rev. Thomas ' town mi ssionary. Trustees—Mr. F. Sowerby, Mr. W. c ' - Hobson, Mr. Oann, Mr. J. 11. Riggall ...
... enlivening strains of Young's Quadrille Band. Among those present we observed— Mr J. Dawning Miss Hardy Mrs Leaping*.ll Mist Singleton Geo. King Mr J. Hardy Sniptnan Geo. Enin Rev G. Allott M>ss Lawder Mist Bailey Mr Belts Mr P. King I Miss Beits Mr C. ...
... Grand Jury—Messrs. J. D. Cowlishaw (foreman), H. Adderley, J B Cramer, J. Crane, J. Dixon, T. Fielding, J. Farthing, G Jee G Hardy, J. Husband, T. Leatherland, J. Nieklinson,' H. Partridge, E. Pepper, G. Redrup, T. Bodkin, C. Smith, J. Tacey, J. Thomson ...
... „ Thos. Litherland „ J. Dickson „ J. Nicholinson >, F. Fielding „ Henry Partridge „ John Hardy „ Edward Pepper J. Crane „ George Bedrup „ J. Farthing „ Thomas Rudkin „ George Gee „ Charles Smith ,1 Joseph Thompson „ Joseph Tacey „ John Asber Joseph ...
... Gee, Long Whatton. John Hardy, Kegworth. James Husbands, Worthington. Thomas Leatherland, Castle Douington. John Nicklimion, Worthington. Henry Partridge, Long Whatton. Edward Pepper, Kegworth. George Rudrup, Loughborough. Thomas Rudkin, Groby. Charles ...