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... MARRIAGES. . „ Maatfleld-raad chapel, the Rer. S. Cox, Thomas Hardy, eldest sea of Mr. T. Smith, WlMord, Hannah, eldest daughter Mr. L Lovrrr. Ml'ton-atneet, Nottingham. __ the pariah church, Wore, Staffordshire, the 22ad Inrt,. ky the Rer. WillUra J«c»«on ...
... udition* then declnred, A MESSUAGE, with Garden ontoffiens thereto. Marlpool f n _ the Turnpike Bond, now in tha occupation of Thomas Hardy. Also, LOTS of BUILDI adjoining, and ■ear thoroto, and the Mu Arvci!l aforesaid, containlaf from 19Q to 513 square y» ...
... was ordered return and fulfil bill or, in default, pay a fine of £5 and costs.—Thomas Gilbert and John Powell, ware charged with stealing two fowls, the property of Thomas Hardy, at the Nonnauton inn, Clumber Park, the 15th. Prisoners had deliberately uneu ...
... ordered to return and fulfil his contract; or, in default, pay fine of and costa— Thomas Gilbert and John Powell, were charged with stealing two fowls, the property Thomas Hardy, the Norman ton Inn, Clumber Park, on the 13th. Prisoners had deliberately taken ...
... was just one. and that must confirmed with coats. jßnuuxa Fowls.—Thomas Gilbert and John 1 Powell, labourer*, pleaded guiltv stealing two j fowls, value It, the property Thomas Hardy, ■faley, the loth July, and were sentenced, 1 Gilbert, who had been ...
... Mr. J. Smith Norris, Mr. H. Massey Bishop, Mr. William H. Booker, Mr. J. Jerram, Mr. Thomas Sharpe, Mr. Thomas Hardy, MnTiiomas Hill, Mr. Mark Mcllere. Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. William Bell, Mr. Hammers ley, Mr. Wallace Holmes, and Mr. Sami Woodward. The ...
... with Garden and GutotHce* thereto, situate Marl pool aforesaid, fronting the Turnpike Itoad, now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Al*o, 25 LOTS of BUILDING LAND adjoining, and mar thereto, and to the Mundy Arms aforesaid, containing from ISM square ...
... character, and that held testimonials in his favour from several gentlemen of poaition the town. , Wife Amhault at Radford. -Thomas Hardy was charged with assault upon hi* wife, at Radford.-Complainant, who said her husband was m drink at the time of the assault ...
... After listening to number of witnesses on both sides, hit Honor gave judgment for defendant, but without cos*a William Hardy and Thomas Hardy r. George Syrndlotr. —Plaintiffs, brewers at Kimberley, sued defendant, farmer Mr,rley Park, for 12* 6A, balance ale ...
... Massny Mr. Joseph Harris Mr. Thomas Betes Mr. William Saam ~r. Oeorue Brock»»n Mr. Thomas Stevens Mr. Logco B -ad lev Mr. Walter Chad burn Mr. L oayere 80. th Mr. William Tay or Mr. J,hn Roweth Mr. Thomas W. FooCtit Mr. Thomas Ma thy Mr. Frederick Spafford ...
... just one, and that it must confirmed with costs. Stealing Fowls.âThomas Gilbert and John Powell, labourers, pleaded guilty to stealing two fowls, value is., the property Thomas Hardy, at Elksley, on the 15th July, and were sentenced, Gilbert, who had ...
... beer. — The R—ich being of opinion the cave was made out ordered the lads to nay a penalty of 2a fid. each. W_rß B sating -Thomas Hardy was charged with as- saulting and beating his wife, on the 11th April, at Rad- ford.Defendant was drunk, and knocked his ...