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... WAREHOUSE 25 TO 81 LONDON STRI-ET THOMAS Carriage Proprietor Undertaker LARGEST AND THE MOST COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT DERBY ESTIMATES INCLUSIVE OF CHARGES FOR IN TOWN OR COUNTRY BE HAD APPLICATION TO THOMAS LLOYD Undertaker ESTABLISHED 1812 ...
... Mr J C Bates Mr Richard Wilson Mr Peter Smith Mr Wm Tomlinson Mr D O Simpson Mr Wm Merry Mr James Warriner Mr Hardy Mr Joseph Stone Mr Thomas Buckley Mr C Mr John Key Manchester fire COMPANY— ESTABLISHED 1824 98 KING STREET MANCHESTER 96 CHEAPSIDE 47 North ...
... ADVERTISER September 26 1879 DERBY Mr Monday before H Scott Esq Thomas by police-constable with being drunk at Spondon Saturday itst— la and costs Georg© Smith police-constable Peberdy with at Alleatree the September for Joseph in of on highway the 23rd ...
... 'iei.atj »ionf list of oonvio o gainst the defeudaot, and. the mafietrates determined to fine him 10a. and Ba. 6d. costa .Thomas Knight, old man, was charged in a summons with being drunk and disorderly at Kirk Langley, on the 15th of December.—Polic ...
... 4 Before the Mayor J F Longdon Esqs Peter Lamb charged Hardy with drunkenness disorderly behaviour in Becket-street night 10s costs being an old offender James fined 2s 6d expenses for named Thomas Lott charged by police-constable Atkinson being fighting ...
... Dr. Coot*. The Her. W. Cojte. Thomas Carrington, Esq. j _ Major Mowbray. I The Earl Isrudoon. TKIBO COSOS. John Jackson. Esq I J SbMJshsars, Esq. W. 8. Greeley, Esq. 1 s. J. Mamawtt. K*q S. Creuwell, Kiq. | The Ber. Arthar Xamuett. | The Be». F. r m Mr ...
... second prize, and the remaining four entries were commended. Mr. Hardy, Kirk Hallam, obtained the first prize for the best breeding sow, Mr. Canner for the best in-pigged sow, and Mr. Thomas Porter, Locko Park, the first prize for the best gilt. The Ploughing ...
... silver, and three cheques, the property of Thomas Frost.—The prisoner had been previously convicted, and waa sentenced 12 calendar months’ imprisonment, with hard labour.George Worby, Henry Worby, and Thomas Webb were charged with stealing, on Jan ...
... William Bramley, and John Hardy, three boys, residing in Ilkeston, were charged by Robert Booth, Ilkeston, witn having, on the 27th December, damaged a window, his property, by breaking three panes of glass, value Is. fid. Hardy did not appear, having absconded ...
... DERBYSHIRE ADVERTISER AND JOURNAL, Aug. 16, 1878. A accident, attended with fetal results, happened to young man named Edward Hardy, sou Hardy, of tha Derby Borough Police Force, on Thursday last. The deceased was yean of age, and a joiner in the employ Mr. T ...
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... license), by the Rev. Charles Nightingale, assisted by the Rev. J. Hardy, Derby, Joseph Wileman, Esq., of Long Claw- son, Leicestershire, to Miss Mary Oldershaw, of Costick. Goodall —Hardy—At Somersal Herbert, on the 16thof March, by the Rev. J. Werge, Mr ...