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... BOT TRN Texrerance Socrery.—On We; Inesday evening last Mr. Thomas Hardy (age: + itofthe Lincolnshire County Temperance Associa tion} gave a lecture in the Victoria N Hall, on behalf of the above Society, on ‘* a le Teeto- talism,” which was listened ...
... costs, or in default one month's hard labonr Bendock irae, Arthur Prime, and Thomas Hardy, colliers, of Verdon, were charged with being drunk and disorderly on the Bth ult.- Hardy and Arthur Prime pleaded not guilty, and Bendock Pr.me pleaded guilty. — P ...
... 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. ...
... Charles E. Holmes, aged 1 year. HOSKIN â??Oct. 1, at the Star Inn, Brampton, Harriet Hoskin, aged 62. HARDY - Oct. 1, at Back Lane, Newbold, Thomas Hardy, aged 76. BROWN - Sept. 28th, Mr. Jos. Brown, High-street Clay Cross, aged 57. WHEELER -Oct.2nd at ...
... premises, with the yards, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances thereto belonging, now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy, James Timperley sod his under tenant. To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for further particulars to the Auction ...
... Cotgrave.—Thomas Foster was fined £2, and costs, for being found drunk, at Kneeton, on the 13th idt.—William Wyles was fined 13s. 6d, including costs, for being found drunk at Batdiffe-on-Trent, on the 7th ult —Thomas Carringten and Thomas Hardy were each ...
... Fessey, assisted by the Rev. R. 5 Hill, brother of the bride, Thomas Hardy, eldest son ol James Buzzard, Esq, New Found Pool, Leicester, to Louisa Catherine, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Hill Timber Merchant, Redditch. On the lst inst., Bebington Parish ...
... 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 ...
... Let 4. Two good COTTAGEi and BUTCHER'S SHOP, situate is the Highatreet, in Kegworth, in the respective reoupatloas of Thomas Hardy, William Cooke, and Charles Upton, with stabling and rooms over, sod other I outbuilding, thereto blm.ging. and • piece ...
... “ Land o' the Leal,” by author of ** Coming thro’ the Rye.” * Mine is Thine,” by Lockhart, * Return of the Native,” by Thomas Hardy. * George Moore,” by Smiles, ¢ Gamekeeper at Home.” * Great Thirst Land,” by Parker Gillmore. “ People of Turkey,” by a ...