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... Collected Sargeant Mince. TopottKaq I Rev. P. A. Wodcboare . Jaha Watson, Eaq, The Park 3 George Pearce. Eaq 9 9 Thomas Hardy, Eaq G. R. C 0 Lord Edward Pelbaa Clinton. William Udmaa, » 0 0 WlUfam BtU, Eaq 3 Mrv 3 LleutLy aam. R.H. K.. 110 J. H ...
... Hr W. U. Butler. Long row 18. Mr J. Barton. Smithy-row 10. Mr T. Dank*. Market-place 17, Mr Ellis Hyam, Long-row 15. Mr Thomas Hardy. Kimberley 10, Mr J. J. Jackson. Pelham-etreet 30. Mr J. H. Jodd. Exchange Uonse 31, Mr J. Keefe. Long-row S 3. J. W. Robinson ...
... bard labour. rowt ftOBBimT AT CABiTOW. Walter FleldlDg.of Great Qnmsby. lahoarer, Tbomsi Farrow. Sbeffleld, labourer, and Thomas Hardy, Blrmiogbam, were charged with stealing fowls, the tiroperly Robert Taylor. Carlton, farmer, oa Friday night in last week ...
... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works, £100; Lady Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Dutfus Hardy, deputy keeper of the public records, MX); Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melvill ...
... oa tbs highway. Gambiimo—Jaben Slovens and Thomas Mas, ot for claying pitch and tosa. at HoppinC-hfUi Millord, boeday, Juae Ist, were fined 12a. 64. and 10a. taepeetirely. basiTABT PaosicmoHe.—Mr Thomas Hardy, of the Kimberley lire wary, Nottingham, was ...
... ib mamma j> bb C_ sb. — Thomas Hardy, execution cr*. ditor, W_ _ _ _ : Hu_ axi— , execution debtor, and Joas Hubs— u.,e— imant under biU of sale.— This was aa actios brought by John Hubball to recover U5 2s. 6d. from Wm, Hardy, the value of goods and ...
... nothing.' Prisoner, who said he . c from Manchester, was sent to gaol tor a month with hard laboer. RouhEKY Race CouiisE.- Thomas Hardy was charged by P.s. Tuckwood with stealing a purse the sat-hel of young woman on the race course on the previous noon at ...
... considering that a cowarily assault had been committed, fined each de- fendant £1 and costs. THE FoorratH at Hardy, Thomas Hardy , John Hardy, Joseph ‘Thompson, William Vardy, William Haine, John Gels- thorpe, John and George ‘iolmes , and David Wilson ...
... refreshment and the flower stalls. first stail was under the superintendence of Miss Roberts, the Rectory; the second, Mrs. Thomas Hardy, Oa.t Lodge; toe third, Mrs and M ss Hanson, Newdigate House: the fourth (refreshment . tors. Tomlmsou and Miss VViddowsou; ...
... t and the flower stalls. The first stall was under the superintendence of Miss Boberts, the Beet© ry; the second, Mrs. Thomas Hardy, Oak Lodge; the third, Mrs. and Miss Hanson, Newdigate Hoase; the fourth (refreshment). _ rs. Tomhnson and Miss Widdow- ...
... years, to be followed by ten years' police supervision. FOWL STEALING OK A LAUGH SCALE. Walter Fielding, Tom Fabbow, and Thomas Hardy, labourers, were indicted for stealing, on the 28th Deo., twelve live tame fowls, the property of Mr. Neal, of Colwick ...