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... William Young (foremon) Wm Kinder Charles Lane Stephen Pickering Benjamin Rollstone J P John Stanage Thomas Smith James Stretton George Taylor Thomas Timbrell W H Kibble theft of potatoes Harriet Lunn (bn bail) wdsindicted for stealing one stone weight ...
... tie provided. The documents were carefully dusted and sorted. Tbe Committee, through Mr. Kelly, communicated with Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deputy keeper ot the public record office in London, on the subject the proposed arrangement and Investigation ol these ...
... brought to light some important services which Mr Wm Kelly has again rendering to the town in calling attention of Sir Thos Hardy to the valuable and highly interesting collection of ancient documents in roesession of Corporation The result Inspector down ...
... follow- ing licences took place : The White Hart Inn, Hinckley, from Thomas Taylor to Charles Milne ; and tbe Plough Inn, Bagworth, from Joseph Moon to John Herbert. Austin Lane charged Thomas Shaw with assaulting bim at Newbold Verdon, on tbe 25th ult., but ...
... before Sir Frederick Tbomas Fowke, Baronet, Chairman and Geoige Thomas Mowbray, Esquire, Deputy Chairman Sir Arthnr Gtey Hazlerigg, Charles Thomas Freer' George Norman, WUUam Ann Pochin, Thomas Tertius Paget, David Richard St. Paul, Henry Cleaver Wood- cock ...
... immediate steps to have it carried out.— Behave me, dear sir, to be faithfully yours, T. Duffus Hardy.— WiUiam KeUy, Esq.— The offer of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy was gladly accepted, and Mr. J. Corby Jeaffresou, one of the Inspectors of Historical Manu- scripts ...
... year of Lord one thousand hundred seventy-seven before Sir Frederick Thomas Fowke Baronet Chairman and George Thomas Mowbray Esquire Deputy Chairman Sir Arthur Haslerigg Charles Thomas Freer Norman William Pochin Tertius Paget David Richard St Henry Cleave ...
... borough If you will kindly let me you of this plan I will take Immediate earned out me dear Sir be faithfully T Hardy Kelly Esq -The of Thomas gladly accepted and Mr J Jeaffreson one of of historical manuscripts a gentleman of distinguished literary reputation ...
... the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Lord Chancellor Earl Derby Lord John Manners Lord Salisbury Lord Carnarvon Mr Gathorne Hardy and Mr WH Smith REPRESENTATION OF MARLBOROUGH will taken in selecting candidates at until after Lord Ailesbury’s funeral Some ...
... place ever since the house opened present invited It in the -where they the supper the front of house closed usual hour PS Hardy on the night the ult visited defendant house between one two o’clock in the morning the pites open PC Trus-love himself large ...
... ordered to pay costs 9s-— JohnLeeKib-worth with sending Thos years to school attendance made and defendant to pay costs 9s Thomas William Wyatt Bowden with not ending child school to pay costs fid Allen Great Bowden to school costs 7s 6d Arthur Brookland ...
... thereof : â Captain Grimston, Chief Constable. Henry BaU, Deputy Chief Constable. John Moore, Superintendent of PoUce. Thomas Peberby, Thomas Rowlett, James HoUoway, WUUam Goodman, George Hinds, Inspector. John Chapman, James Brewitt, WiUiam HoUoway, WM ...