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... Board, we learn, was formed in 1871, and was then composed as folia ws : — Mr. Ellis ?? chairman ; Mr. W. Calladine ?? Mr. Thomas Hardy ?? Rev. Curtis Jackson (C), and Mr. W. Ball (C). On their retiring from office in 1871, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Calladine, and Mr ...
... DunnicliiT, _ iq., in her 67th year. Friends win please accept thia intimation. On tbe 25th ult, at Whatten-lodge, Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, aged 47 years. On the 26th ult., at Elston, John Pepper, labourer, aged 51 -years. Os the 31st nit., at Farndon-row, Newark ...
... the Rev. V. W. U5 m, vie i.r, Wil.iam. yorrneesn son of ilaury Pearce, Gxan- t' am, to Mir-Tir^t Jnne, only daughter of Thomas Hardy, fltracton-lane, Sneinion. August 29th, at S. Barnabas' Church, JDlmdade, Bucks, by the Rev. Canon MiUbe, vicar of Pamdon ...
... duly elected members of the Board:—Rev. Alex. Roberta, M.jL, Rector; Mr. William Hardy, Mr. Thomas Hardy {the two church wardnnak G. Hanson, Mr. Brown, Mr. R. and Mr. Thomas Shaw, further tbusj followed to the durability the board nine, bat Rttmily the* ...
... Finance— Messsrs W. Calladine, E. Hardy, Stoinforth, J. Hardy, and L. Sexton. Improve- ment—Messrs. W. Stoinforth, W. Colladine, G. Munks, J. Rayner, A. Radford, Wogg, and T. Hardy. Highways— Messrs. C. Calladine, J. Hardy, Sexton. Wngg, Monk, and Ketts ...
... Board, and he (the chairman) proposed that Mr. Wilkinson's name be struck off the list.—This was seconded and carried. Mr. Thomas Hardy next proposed that Mr. Zechariah Green, another member, not having attended any meetings of the Board during the last six ...
... ajaasaam and imported the charge— Defendant ?? jrailtyt? was convicted in the mitigated oenalty of 255. Drunkwiness.— Thomas Hardy, ot Plahertou, laboarer.aH charged with drunkenness on the highway, in the paiw «| Rolleatnne, on the.Dth inst, and was ...
... Charles Orton, brickmaker; George Orton, brickmaker; James Westerman, cabinet maker ; Edward Bodycott, William Cave, Thomas Hull, George Hardy. Henry Stokes, shoe finisher.,; Jos. Collins, Wii.-on, shoe hand ; and Wm. li. Neale, fish hawker, were charged with ...
... until last _l)u:_umh-'.r, 'h: r h.-.n;r\d-‘-nly lel'k Did not look in the box from Decembor 2lat untit January 14:h, —Thomas Hardy, watehnnker, Hocknall, depowed that on Decembr 220 d prisoner bought o watch from him, sand gave £6 104 for it —P.a. Gitwen ...
... caused the scald received. The child appeared well nourished and cared for. —Thomas Hardy, a labourer at the lime works, said the deceased was the sou of his wife, Ann Jane Hardy. On the 20th December was home, and about eight o’clock was beginning his breakfast ...
... was imposed. DruNkßeNNPss.—William Heath, an elderly was charged with being drunk in the !ukd-phm,mc‘- nosday. Finod 10s.—Thomas Hardy was charged with being drunk aad disorderly in Robin Hood-street, on Wednesday zight. He was fined 10s. ALLBGED ROBBERY ...