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... John -haw Mrm. rah BoUatt. At bf. Lnke'aCbnrcb. ootbeMih alt., the Ber. Edward Paimap, curate, Mr. Joaeph tttaaa. to a««u Hardy. Aim. Loke'achureb. MottiDyhaaa.oa alt., by Bor. B. Kodgwa, rtcar. Mr. Cbartee Klllaa to Mtaa Mary Tarocr; and Mr. Jaoim to ...
... drnck JacM. arebllaet. Diciaf Hall Mr W E Bakar. bmkar, Hi|h paramaal. Hr J FWtcbcr. lan manu/actorrr, Uifb pan. HI. Mr Tbomaa Hardy, Uca manafacturtr, Station Mr Hill, Uca manufacturer, High par am eat. Mr Mark Mallara. laea maaalactorar, Drury bill. Mr Jamca ...
... Greenhouse. • WOODED PLANTS. tQTJATIOb, brovE. Hardy. NEW, or RARE PLANTS. tl Green house. CONIFERS. ORCHIX\3^ -—Hardy. ERICAS, Cape. PEONIES* Herbaceous. aUCUBA Harbt. Tree. AZALEAS. Indian. ; FUCHSIaS. PALMS Hardy. (GERANIUMS. PELARGONIUMS. CAMELLIAS. , GLOXINIAS ...
... length. A HUKDt.E R vCE HANDTCAP of 5 soys each, 2 ft, with 50 added ; the second to save his stake. Two miles, over six hardies. Mr T Cliffs Master Tom, 3 yrs, ?? 101b H Taylor 1 Mr Foy's Pomfret, 3 yrs, 10st 91b Boddington 2 Mr Genkinson's Amity, 3 ...
... Thrumpton on Wednesday morning, by which one man named Thomas Glover, of Barton, 35 years of age lost his life, and a fellow, workman received some injury. Glover and another man, named George Hardy, were at work together, getting plaster out of the side ...
... er, High-pavement Mr. Thomas Hardy, lace maaufacturer. Station-street Mr. J homas Hill, lace manufacturer, High-pavement Mr. Mark Meilers, lace manufacturer, Short-hill Mr. James Roe, lace manufacturer. High-pavement Mr. Thomas Walker, merchant, Leen-side ...
... en-e» in cucnrctLo tbe inquiry . prßili *s t.» tbe ruLtlact of Mr. Hardy, tbs ut tie Workhouse. could stats upon at ?ht-r •' '* ...
... which the wb my largo.—Slbb oar nedos of tba billiard Batch between Cook aad Bohaata, aaeend kao bare iatrodaoad into Hr. Hardy'a atloon at tho Maypole. reoa now imiati aery light and attnetira appatranca.—lt may fntoraauog to OBoy of oar reader* know ...
... ItiteUtfletirf. POLICE OFFICE. NOTTINGHAM. FRlDAY.— (Before the Mayor, the ex-Mayor, and J. Braithwaite, Esq.) Robbery by a Boy.— Thomas Dabell. a boy, was charged with stealing a penny, the property of Messrs. i ohen and Goldberg, carvers and gilders. -Mr Goldberg ...
... for U» *“•».S'-EtSTwU.OWthot , .tw. b. Um ‘^•o'UUUi.dAadut h« waa ttub.«Mld h»r. bia before * r *0 C6*j^r*^***»apeper.—Cbea. Hardy * - r t ?rl‘ *• Ko* *®- 1 -ier li ewd saw the defendant r,,i Jc Uewee reaiWeae pewo' 301 U. tore.o« to ktoritktaMe. but in’ ...
... aad who obtained the unenviable notoriety being neater oratory. Like another political vaporor who aita for baltord. Mr. Hardy was to crash Mr. Gladstone wheo Parliament assembled, bat other be either forgot lo avail himself of his pri- or recollected ...
... Steeg- mann, Waverlej -street, Nottingham), Mr. John Birkhead, aged On the 6th inst., Margaret Hannah, youngest daughter of Mr Thomas Hillery, mail contractor, Pelham-street On the 17th instant. Mr Henry Dawson, grocer, Carrington- street, aged 66. On the ...