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... Whitwick, from ioa Shaw to James Harriman ; that of the Black Lie Blackfordby, from Geo. Sills to Thomas DJaley ; tbatd the Gate Inn, Osgathorpe, from Thomas Tivey to Am Parker ; and that of the George and Dragon, Thrac- stone, from Wm. Goatelow to James ...
... Newtown Linford.— Thomas Irelatid, labourer, of this place, was charged with refusing to comply with the terms of the Education Act, and the case was with- drawn on defendant promising to send his children regularly to school. Annie Hardy was charged with ...
... were dismissed with a cau- tion. Damaging Mowing Grass.— William Hardy (16), Frank Eaton (9), and William ' Tarratt (11) were sum- moned for damaging mowing grass, the property of Thomas Selby, to the extent of 155., on the 13th June. — Complainant stated ...
... transfer of the license of the Colliers' Arms Inn, Moira, from Charles Hay- wood to Thomas Broadhurst— Granted. Thomas Humphrey Heward, colliery agent Hugglesoote, John Thomas Porter, chemist Coalville, Walter William Neale, licensed victualler, Doaington-le-Heath ...
... some of his words are quoted with an obvious gusto. The second paper is a careful and even elaborate estimate of Thomas Hardy's novels. Mr. Hardy is credited with three things : creating a group of peasents, of strong and living individuality and quaint humour; ...
... case of Thomas Mansell in 1857 the pri_oner was executed after respites granted by Sir George Grey extending over Bix months. And in the case of Michael* Barrett, who was finally executed fof the explosion at Cletkenwell, in 1868, Mr. Gathorne Hardy granted ...
... named J'homae Hardy, a brakesman, alleged that the engine had. been pushing a truck, but at the tune of the accident the latter was uveral yards in front of the locomotive, and decessed fell betweeu thera. The driver of the locomotive, Thomas Tab- berer ...
... Mather 15 80 66 Thomas Wright 12 89 44 William John Brnia ?? 16 121 104 Thomas Coleman Goddard 17 170 146 EAST BAIKT MABY'S WABD. Alfred Howard Burgees ?? » 11 68 39 John F. Lancelot RoUeatoa 5 Ul 21 George Oliver ?? 15 185 119 Thomas Marshall 11 . 172 ...
... J. Mamn, Mr Jobn Edwin fladdon to Miss EmmarAliee Glanville, botb of Leicester. Hardy— Wuslband.— On tksr 19th«nit., at All Saints' Church, LouKhborough, Mr. Harry Hardy, Barrow- on-Soar, to Mary Ann WhelbandJ of Loughborough. Hofpbb— Dexter.— On the ...
... ■nails* cL-arge.] MARRIAGES. Cooke— Hardy.— On the 22nd ult, at All Saints', Cosby, by the Rev. W. Hynde, vicar, John Rooert, son of Mr. R Cooke, Primethorpe, to Harriet Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Mr. W. Hardy, C ...
... — On the 10th inst, at 8, Roding-street Braun- stone-gato, Leicester, Mr. William Grant, aged 84. Hardy.— On the Uth mat, Betsy, wife of Mr. George Hardy, New-lane, Leicester, sged 33. Harris. — On tbe 12th inst., at T_,_ g h--. ?? Joseph Harris, grazier ...
... 10th inst., at Loughborough, the in- fant daughter of George Godkin, Clarence-street. Hardy. — Un the Sth inst., at 30, Gosling-street, Leices- ter, Mr. John Hardy, aged 35. Harriman. — Un the 6th mat., at Loughborough, Wm. Harriman, Mill-street, aged ...