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... Arthur Prime, and Thomas Hardy, colliers, Newbold Verdon, were charged with being drunk and disorderly, at Newbold Verdon, on the 3th inst — P.C. Carpendale said defendants were all fighting, using bad language, and very drunk. Hardy and Arthur Prune, ...
... character required. Liberal wages given. Married men preferred.— Apply by letter in the first instance to ldessrs.Williarn and Thomas Hardy, Brewery, Kimberley, Nottingham. 600 Ii n ITANTED immediately, a strong, active young MAN Miller, to bawd and lodge in ...
... public documents of the country. Already the records of Leaman have been taken there, and store are awaitingadmissioa. Sir Thomas Hardy, the Deputy Keeper . of the Public Records, mentions the subject in his last report, and recommends that smother block ...
... ten years, and Joseph Thomas were killed on the spot, and their bodies presented sMsssntas; sight being frightfully mutilated and their bowels profjTidiDg. The others injured were Frank Underwoo4 years ; Thomas Garner, ; Thomas Hardy, 30 ; Frank Armstead ...
... 2nd inst., at Loughborough, Mr. Josh. Goodier. Mill-street, aged 67. the Bth inst., at the Loughborough Union Workhouse, Thomas Hardy, aged 74. Haruih.—On the 9th inst., 19, Narborongh-rood, Leicester. Isabella Harris, aged Hayward.— the inst., Jane, widow ...
... Temperance.— Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, is now fulfilling a week's engagement under the auspices of the Leicester Temperance Society. On Monday, Mr. Hardy addressed a meeting at Wigston, in the British School, presided over by Thomas Burgess, Esq. ...
... when they came home, soon after 11 o'clock.—The assault case was now gone into: The two defendants, with Henry Dutton and Thomas Hardy, were charged with having assaulted Henry Harris, on the evening of the 29th ult.— Mr. Deane was for the defence in this ...
... died at Ramp'Ph! judg,. of Count Court has ton Court, aged Ink Decreed was the relict of - d. the ptcy Act Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, Sag captain of Lord V. fur it vary attar the Beira when he met his death. Deceased was goods Wm. eggleitege, found by ...
... POULTRY. I PL BiIENTB, PURNITURE, AP MES3ILB. OLIVER. BOL D, and OLIVER beg to notice that they hare reerivel tion• Flom Mr Thomas Hardy (who leaving) to PELL hy AUCTION. on the Premises, Leekingtote. 00 WEDNESDAY. April 214, IST, two down &ring heifers, on ...
... PLEMENTS, FURNITURE, de; xi - EBBlt.S. OLIVER, NEWBOLD, and OLIVER beg to wake that they have reoeived !meteor,- W from r. Thomas Hardy (who is leaving) to PELL by AUCTION. on the Premhee, Lockington, on WEDNESDAY. Aprll 21st, 1876. two down calving heifers ...
... when the fatal bullet laid Nelson low. It was Hardy who supported his beloved chief's head ; it was to Hardy that Nelson gave his dying instructions. Kiss me, Hardy, were almost Nelson's last words, and Hardy was entrusted with the sad privilege of bringing ...
... Loughborough, Mr. John Heggs to Mite Elizabeth Kane, both of Qoorndon. Bubbab2>—Bcckikohav.— On the 13th inst., Shaaifoxd, Mr. Thomas Hardy Hnbbari, of Satton-ia-tha- Elms, Miss Ann Eliz. Buckingham, Sbarnford. 15thinst., at All Saints' Chtach, Loughborough, ...