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... —Apply Magna Charts, * 13098 SALE, Wrought Iron BREWING PAN, nearly new. holding about 450 gallons.—Apply Moons. ,W. and Thomas Hardy, tbp Brewery. Kimberley. ON SALE, a uaeful, light, Four-wheeled TRAP, well made, with lamps, suitable lor a spirit merchant ...
... Esq., Clifton Hall Mis* Curzon, Park-row 110 W. Keq , Sutton Bonuington 110 K«v. Prebeodary Bussell, Vicar of Newark 0 10 Thomas Hardy, Esq., Kimberley .> 0 10 The Lady Warren Vernon, Sudbury Hall 0 The Hon Mrs. Vernon, Nutlull Rectory 0 Mrs. Whittaker ...
... meetings have been held, being an average of rather more than one fortnight. June sth, the Kev. C. Jackson, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Thomas Hardy were appointed to draw a report on the school accommodation and educational requirements of the district, in reply to circular ...
... used for sliaudy gaff.”—Case dismissed. Xeolkctikg Work.— George Wilson, clerk totho Orston Plaster Pit Company, charged Thomas Hardy anti John Bend with neglecting their work the Ist instant. The complainant stated the company had agreed to give the men ...
... M’Curdy, John Graham, Thoa.*Rudge. and John Edward Radcliffe. The trustees of the chapel are John Piggin, James Pirgin, Thomas Hardy, John Hardy, William Uhodee, Henry Albert Wan I. Frederick Ward, 'Henry Sean, Frederick Radford, Enoch Rickett, William Thom ...
... —Apply to Magna Charta, ON SALE, Wrought Iron BREWING PAN, nearly new. holding about 450 gaUeaw.—Ap- te Messrs. W. and Thomas Hardy, tha Brewery ON SALE, useful, light, Four-wheeled TRAP, well made, with lampe, suitable for a spirit merchant or grocer ...
... nay fine of £l, in addition to the co.sts. Richard Swallow was charged with absconding from the service of his master. Thomas Hardy, fanner. Klksley, on the 25th Nov. lost. Defendant did not answer to a summons that was originally issued against him, ...
... ended himself, and pu*hed at lawvc, who said he w'ould summon him.—Thomas Lloyd, collier, said that Stevenson said, “Fetch him {Holland) off; you see how he is.”—Ann Hardy, wife Thomas Hardy, jeweller, said she *aw Holland strike Lowe. She was twenty yards ...
... then up ended himself, and pushed Lowe, who said he would summon him. —Thomas Lloyd, collier, said that Stevenson said, “Fetch him land) off • you see how Is.”—Ann Hardy, of Thomas Hardy, jeweller, said she saw Holland st.ike Lowe. She was twenty yards off ...
... meetings have been held, being average of rather more than one fortnight. June sth, the Her. C. Jackson, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Thomas Hardy were appointed to draw up report on the school accommodation and educational requirements of the district, in reply to ...
... Parliament petition in favour of the mi I way proposed made by the Great Northern Railway Company through Kiml*erley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewen, having been called to the chair, the badneM the meeting was at once entered upon. It stated that the Midland Company ...
... Mundy, the Shipley Colliery, which now raises nearly 400,000 tons of coal per annum, was also oppoeeu to the bill; were Mr. Thomas Hardy, brewer and maltster, Kimberley, near Not ting ham ; and Mr. Francis Calvert Gillett, mining “fin: . Crossley, engineer ...