... years. _ On the 23rd inrt., at Bne«nton, Lucy Swinburne, aged 78 yeara. On the 25th mat, at Whatton-lodge, Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, aved 47 years. at Leicester, on the 22nd mat, Hannah Sophia, the beloved wife of William Aldrldge, aged S3 yeara. On the ...

... and Joseph Thomas Ar instead w- re killed on the spot, and their bodies presented a sickening sight, being frightfully mutilated and their bowels pro- truding. The others injured were Frank Underwood. 5 years ; Thomas Garner, 22 ; Thomas Hardy, 30 : frank ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... their possession. As there was some doubt in the case, however, the Bench dischargtd both prisoners. Mr. Stroud defended.— Thomas Hardy, one of the witnesses in the last case, was next charged with tres- passing in pursuit of game at Cropwell Butler, in January ...

... Fletcher; soft soap, at 2is. per cwt., Mr. T. F.K.caer ; ale, Is. per gallon and 10 per cent, off, for o-icers ls. 2d., by Thomas Hardy and Co. ; wines and spirits by G. and H. Kicking ; coals, screen cobbles, at 6s. per ton, by ...

... viscount Midleton, On Friday morning Lady Seaford died at Hampton Court, aged 90. Deceased was the relict of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flag captain of Lord Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found by her moid in a fit in her bedroom, but she never ...

... was held, in the Board-room, when there were present Mr. J. £. Ellis (chairman), Messrs. C. Calladine, W. Calladine, T. Hardy, J. Hardy, Betts, E. ltadford, A. Badferd, Wagg, Baynor, Staniforth, Sexton, and Musks.— The minut i of the last meeting having ...

... even- in.' there was a public meeting, over which Dr. F. li. Lees, ?? jpresided. He was supported on the platform by Mr. Thomas Hardy, G.W. Treasurer; Rev O.H.Butler; Rev. Stephen Todd, G.W. Secretary; Mr T. Watson, G. W. Councillor ; Rev. J. Williams ; ...