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... o14 31 12 6 Hardy, Benjainit and Joseph, Chesterfield 4 1 4 a 8 Hardy, Mmr. Frances, Tiissington I 10 22 - 13 8c D Hardy, George A.. Stenelow -92 3861 138 16 D Hardy, Hannah, Winshlill- - I 1 6 123 8 6 Hardy, Isaac, Alvastoix 2 2 9 410 ...
... Edith A. Newbold, Sarah J. Parke, Mabel T. Roberts. Tom 1ilvlr, ErneEt Ryly, Fanny Shelton, Thomas C. H. Sim- monds: 1. F. Spencer. Hannah C. Stenson, Maria J. Thomas, John W. We*bstor, Albert Wihitehurst, Joseph W. Bembridge, Samuel H. Bland, Laura Carter ...
... Attueiicuum News- e toom, held oil Wedniesday evening last a testitionial wes i presented to the lion. secretary, Mr. Councilbir Thomas Oakley, in recognition of his gratuitous and valuable ser- t vices during the past four years. Duritg his secretaryship, Mr ...
... Barton on Sunday morning last, and fractured one of his ribs. Mr. Dennis is ordered to remain some days at the house of Mr. Thomas Deacon, into which he was taken. The Rev. L. C. H. Parsons, of Enamuel Church, Leicester, preached the school sermons at the ...
... and four calves, valued at about 1001., were struck by lightning and killed on the spot. The animals, which belonged to AIr. Thomas Mason, of Tarnwater farm, were sheltering under some trees. A waterman, named Chitty, at an early hour on 'Wednes- day morning ...
... committee. [PETTY SES910N1, TLESDAY.] [Before Sir ToNJUX MOSLEY, Bart., and B. HARDY, J. H. (3mrnms, and H. WARDLE, Esqr8.1 CRUELTY TO ANmMALS.-Froncis Dyche, of New-street, and Thomas 8tone, of Paget-street, were charged by Mr. Osmond Harper, te inspector for ...
... Buxton and Thomas Coates; 2nd, 10s,, W. Harrison and John Hornbuckle. Men a Pair Oar Race.-lst, 31. 3s., Walter Holland and William Walthall, Matlock; 2nd, 11., J. Birks and W. Smith, Butter- ley. Pintou's Pair Oar Itaco.-1st, 11., Birks and Hardy. Young ...
... IS Sir Willian Jackson, Bart., late of Birkenhead, was proved e by Sir Henry Mather Jackson Bart., William Jackson and IL Thomas Htighes Jackson, tbree of the sons of the deceased, Pi d the executors, the perasonal estate being sworn under ,e 700,0001 ...
... Wlest11 ala; John H. Pounder, Mapperly ;\ inMasallhilkeatoxi; and Thomas Steele, Nottinigham.l The he Votes ha1ving been takens, the following result wats anl- it, nounced :-Marshall, 12 ; Hardy, 2 ; Poundor, 1; Steele, 0. rid Mr. Woolstan Marshall was therefore ...
... Gsa. Andrews, Doe HillI.SC Class 8, let, S0s., Mr. M~etcalf's son, John, Tupton;* 2nd, 20s., t ,ir. Htenry Cileeth's man, Thomas Barlow, Higham; 3rd, 13 ir l~. r ?? son, Henry, Handley; and 4th, W a Se, t Mr Hery row's onWilon.Theprize for the ul ~. estps ...
... and they would th m-t have suffered a still further loss of several pounds If the hp roller had broken. . - de Inspector Hardy deposed to arresting the prisoner upon a a ldt warrant on the 29th September, and upon charging him he a denied having committed ...
... Act 82 and 83 Viel., c. 14.-For the de- fence, it was slated that Mi's. Hardy was not the tenant of the farm, ats it was in the hainds of executors, one of whom (Mr. Richard Hardy, of Marchington) was really the mana- ger~ of the farm acid the tenant, ...