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... MARRIAGES. . „ Maatfleld-raad chapel, the Rer. S. Cox, Thomas Hardy, eldest sea of Mr. T. Smith, WlMord, Hannah, eldest daughter Mr. L Lovrrr. Ml'ton-atneet, Nottingham. __ the pariah church, Wore, Staffordshire, the 22ad Inrt,. ky the Rer. WillUra J«c»«on ...
... this twenty-eighth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. WILLIAM HARDY. THOMAS HARDY. Witness to the signatures of the said William Hardy and Thomas H M. BROWNE. Solicitor, Nottiagham. ...
... received ami paid the Haiti Thomas Hardy, whom the ho*ine** will in future l»e carried aloue. thin twrnty-fifbth day of March, one thousand ci&Ut and aevtuty-four. WILLIAM HARDY. * THOMAS HARDY. W’itne** the the said William ...
... been drunk sad riotous at Ilkeston, and, being old offender, fined sad costa Damaoil— John Brainier, Wi.liam Brsmlev, sad Thomas Hardy, were charged George Booth with breaking three panes of glass, at Ukceton, on 27th December.—Defendants denied the charge ...
... Wallis. Eeq 3 3 0 Mriarx William been and Son A A 0 Thomas Barber. Eto.. Ea5tw00d. - A 5 0 Richard Wlldmaß, .. to 10 0 H. D. Carter, Eeq 110 Carrington Thomas Dankt. Esq. 8 0 0 Thomas Page, Esq- 9 0 Ad Old ILU.R 10 0 Sergeant 11. Glibonis ...
... FOWL BOBBERY AT CARLTON. Walter Fielding,uf Groat Grimsby, labourer, Thomas Fatrow. BLetlield, labourer, and Thomas Hardy, of Birmingham, were charged with stealing fowls, the property Robert Taylor, Carlton, farmer, oa Friday night in last week. Fatrow ...
... expenditure, £1 10s. 6d.; balance in hand, 3s. These accounts having been examined and approved, the Rector nominated Mr. Thomas Hardy as his churchwarden for the ensuing year. It was then proposed by Mr. Johnson, parishioner, and seconded Mr. Shaw, that ...
... convicted in the pclnl? of 12s, 6d., including costs, for being drunk at Ratcliffe-on-Trent on the 7th inst; and Thomas Carrington and Thomas Hardy were each charged by P.e. Maltby with being drunk at Whatton on the 4th inst., and were ordered to pay 12s. ...
... received and paid by the said Thomas Hardy, whom the buidßes* will in future carried alone. Dated this twentyadghth day March, one thousand eiqhi four. WILLIAM HARDY. THOMAS HARDY. Witne** signatures the said William ...
... udition* then declnred, A MESSUAGE, with Garden ontoffiens thereto. Marlpool f n _ the Turnpike Bond, now in tha occupation of Thomas Hardy. Also, LOTS of BUILDI adjoining, and ■ear thoroto, and the Mu Arvci!l aforesaid, containlaf from 19Q to 513 square y» ...
... Committee: Messrs. W. Calladiae, B. Hardy. W. Btaiaforth, A. Hardy, and L. Boston. Improvement Committee: Messrs. W. Btsinforth, W. Ciliadine, 6. Monks, Bayner, Badford, Wage, and Hardy Highway Committee: Messrs. C. i. Hardy, ■eston, Wagg, Mancha, and Betts ...
... the said Thomas Hardy, by whom the busUeoa vtU fetaae on alone. Dated this twenty-eighth day of March, one thousand eight hundred sevaaly-four. WILLIAM HARDY. THOMAS HARDY. Witness to the signatures of the said William ...