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... brother, John Keats, poet; Mary Lady Duff Hardy, 551., in addition to the pension of 100 L a year granted in 1879, recognition of the historical, literary, and pubUc services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duff Hardy ; Mrs. Maria Rodgers, 757., in consideration ...
... Some of tbe mem ben abstained from voting. Crowland.—Lord Carington has forwarded 10/. and Earl of Lindsey 21. to Mr. Thomas Hardy, secretary to the Crowland Poor-relief Committee. The committee continue to distribute 200 loaves per week at half-price ...
... subscription from 2s. to 3s.; a grateful patient, donation of 10s. 6d.; the -; the Rev.T.J. jury at the i::quest on Thomas Green Hardy, collection of Ils. in the itive Methodist chapel, Potterhanworth ; the Rev. C. W. Ashe, ll. being yart proceeds of ...
... Mr. G. W. Thomas, Boston); William Hardy, of Great Steeping, publican A farir.er (solicitors, Messrs.Thimbleby and Son, Spilsby); Robert H. Ward, of Boston, farmer and cattle dealer (solicitors, Messrs. Rice, Waite, anel Mairis. Boston); Thomas Rutter, ...
... Smmoss-hocss, Boston, Nov. 22, before W. Lane-CUypon, Esq.—Thomas Hardy, farm servant, Suttertoo Powdyke, «u brought up remand charged with attempting tape on Prudence Jane Burrell, domestic servant, Sutterton Dowdyke. Mr. Cooke-Yarborough prosecuted ...
... Edmund youngest son late Thomas Wood, 36. lf 'M° or - April 28. David 75. , RN CASTLE.-May 13, in Wtstgate, William Burman, uU'her, . ju tbe union-house, William Wright, lfr*» 83. 'ntingdon.— May 7. in the Union-house, Thomas . CAki> XGHAM --Mav 14 ...
... Wisbech, the wife of Alfred English, of son. rARRATT— Hardy.—At tho parish church, Grantham, on the inst. (by the Uev. W. Cluster), Benjamin Carratt, of Louth, Mary Elisabeth Hardy, only chUd George Hardy, late of Jericho Farm, Syston. Ihomas-Warren.— January ...
... b_ Cmttntrt. and Twenty Acres respectively the occupation (if Mesar. Hardy, for SALE by PRIVATB TREATY? The properties contain very ana for farther to Messrs. *^ M g Ashby-de-bvZonch. photos ano §alt*. *— and EDWARDS are E fa S vour;d T instructions ...
... HiurUKT-Roi p.— Jnly 15th, at Grantham, the wife of Bentley-Eudd, of a daughter. Hardy.—On tbe22dinst., 72, Barrett-st, Brooke's Bar, the wife of Janus Herbert Hardy, son. -Hammer.—On Tue~day the St. Matthew's church, Birmingham, (by the Key. C. Byrchmore ...
... Great Gonerby.—June 5, Thomas Spridgeen, 80;—€ th, James Huthwaite, 70;—lst. the Union-house, John Willcox, 77. Greetham.—June 4, Thomas Hack, 44. GRetton. —May 30, Mary Sarah Anne wife of Mr. John Henry Brone, 26;—31st, Mr. William Coles, 67. Grimsby ...
... Humberstone, of Nov. 1, at the Bedebouses, Anne wife of Thomas Sharpe, 7:i;-:.th, at the Union-house, Robert oothbV'—Nov. 8, Charles Goodhand, cottager. Soc?h Wheat lly (Retford).-Nov. 6, Mr. George Hardy, Sptl^yT— Nov. 2, Sarah Leurhton, widow, ;-3d, Leo- ...
... Bokough Police, Nov. 29, before the Mayor and others.—Joseph Barnby was sent prison for days for begging.—Catherine Elizabeth Hardy charged Wm. Richd. Weaver with being the father of her bastard child. Order made by consent for s*. per week.—CAas. Bradley ...