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... have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. JOsIAH LEwIs (sole sur- giving partner in the firm of Messrs. THOMAS BRIDGET, and Co.), to arrange for SALE by AUCTION, in Lots, c on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and by I THURSDAY, the 37th, ...
... S. Tomlinson, and W. Wood, Esqrs.l—John Hardy, a youth 14 years old, charged with stealing thirty oranges from a box in the Market Hall, on the 23rd ult., was ordered to be locked for forty-eight hours Thomas Roberts, labourer, of Repton, for stealing ...
... and F. WRIGHT, Esqrs.) John and William Bramley, and Thomas Hardy, llkeston, were charged by George Booth, Ilkeston, with breaking three panes of glass on the 27th December.-Case ad- journed. Thomas Foster was charged by George Horsfield with If stealing ...
... Leicester; Chaplain to the Infirmary. i Rev. Henry James Betts; Perpctual Curate of St. Anne's, se Birkenhead. i- Rev. Edward Thomas Billings; Perpetual Curate of St. Matthew, Chadderton. of Rev. Alexander Charles Bulkeley, M.A.; Curate of Lapley sd and Wheaton ...
... riotous at Ilkeston, and, being an old offender, was fined 10s. and costa. Wilful Damage.—John Bramloy, William Bramley, and Thomas Hardy, were charged by George Booth, with breaking three panes of glass, at Ilkeston, on 27th December—Defendants denied the ...
... of the house, and refused to away when requested by the officer.—Discharged. Drunkiw Cask.—Wm. Cope was charged Inspector Hardy with being drunk in Willow-row between 11 and 12 o’clock on the morning previous.—lnspector Fearn said the man was mad drunk ...
... Sore the Queen. BAKEWELL. PITTY Smsa8oNs, FRIDAY. LBefore R. W. IL NNSFIsD, B. DARwiN, J. SLBiOs, and C. CAseBLl, Esqrs.] Thomas Oldfield, greengrocer, Stoney Middleton, wag summoned by Wm. Frith for assaulting his wife, Hannah Frith, rt Fyam, on the ...
... RENSHAW, Of fall, Wirksworth. I its At the parish church, Wirksworth, on the 24th ult.. by de- the Rev. T. T. Smith, vicar, Mr. THOMAS BRooKs, to M iSS )Ols, CHAILOTTE WINT, both of Wirksworth. lope On the 24th ult., at the parish church. Wirksworth, by the ...
... , may - ainsbe made to WILLIAM BEAN, Esq., Mining Engineer, Alfreton; J. C. GILLETT, Esq., Mining Engineer, Derby; I 10 a THOMAS WORTHINGTON, Esq., Solicitor, Derby; Messrs. - It of VALLANCm and VALLANCE, Solicitors, 20, Essex-street, the Strand, London; ...
... Crompton, *. w. Bolt. Esq., 8.1, Bott, Esq., Dr. WillUma, Henre Chßwner, Esq., Henry Chawner, jun.. Esq., and Mr. ,' Mr. Thomas Stretton, Mr. Hum Uwley. Mr. Mph Bullock, Mr. Oarratt, Mr. Richard Mr. Massey. Mr. Saint. Mr. Davis, Mr. Oilman, Mr Mr. Kniveton ...
... on Sunday, January 30th, but upon the application of Mr. Nicholson the case was adjourned till Saturday .—A charge against Thomas Potter was discharged on the ground that the beer was drunk outside the house; and another of a similar nature against a second ...
... Digbeth, Birmingham, corn factor Griffiths Thomas F., Islington-row, Birmingham, gent Griffiths John, 15, Legge-lano, Birmingham, gentleman Gray James Thomas, 59, High-street, Birmingham, draper Green Thomas, Melbourne-place, Handsworth, timber merchant ...